Boosie Badazz doesn’t believe JAY-Z is relevant to the youth in today’s Hip Hop scene — for his music, anyway. The Baton Rouge, Louisiana native shared his thoughts during a recent interview with VladTV, where he argued Hov’s songs don’t get played in public settings — particularly in the clubs in his current hometown of Atlanta — and therefore don’t carry the same cultural importance as they once did. “I don’t think JAY-Z is relevant this day for music,” he said. “When I go to these clubs in Atlanta, these 25 to 35 clubs, I’m not hearing Nas, I’m not hearing JAY-Z. Every club I’m going, it’s not one or the other, Vlad. I’m in the city, I’m outside, I be everywhere! It’s not one or the other, Vlad. I’m telling you that.” Boosie went on to claim that JAY-Z only catches people’s attention these days for one reason: his shrewd business moves. “JAY-Z is respected by these people for being that boss that he is,” he added. “When JAY-Z flash across that muthafucka, it’s something with $1 billion, it’s something with $500 billion, $200 billion when them young n-ggas see him.” (HipHopDx)