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Jay-Z and Kanye West Fighting Over "Watch The Throne"

Jay-Z has found himself caught in yet another head to head altercation with an entertainer he is working with!

We have seen the same thing happen with R.Kelly during the “Best Of Both Worlds” tour and now with Kanye West during their highly anticipated “Watch The Throne” tour.

It is rumored:

A battle royal has broken out behind the scenes of Jay-Z and Kanye West’s new album, “Watch the Throne.”
Sources say the rappers — who call themselves The Throne and are releasing their expected blockbuster collaboration Aug. 8 on iTunes and four days later everywhere else — are barely speaking to each other as they iron out the details of their upcoming tour.
Live Nation’s presale event on Thursday was delayed, but tickets for the tour are slated to go on sale today, with shows at the IZOD Center Sept. 27 and 28.
The sources say West wants flashy concerts with “next-level production,” which would cost more than $400,000 per show. Jay-Z is said to be meticulous about costs and already has a larger, long-term advance from Live Nation that he has to pay back.
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“Jay-Z can’t deal with Kanye,” an insider told Page Six. “Jay is a stone-cold businessman. He wants to recoup all of his money from Live Nation. But Kanye wants to upstage rock stars with a blowout show. He doesn’t care about costs. He has a lot less to gain from the shows.”
West is expected to agree to the conditions of the tour next week, but the business brouhaha between the powerhouse artists might have affected their backstage relationship.
Industry insiders were shocked to see West and Jay-Z perform separately with Young Jeezy last Monday night at the Highline Ballroom. “We were expecting them to come out together to perform a track from the album,” a source said. “They didn’t even go out together after the show.”
“Jay-Z is fed up with West’s antics,” another source said. “He doesn’t even want to be around him.” However, the two are expected to perform together at a listening party tonight at The Rose Planetarium in Central Park, according to The Post’s Dan Aquilante. A Live Nation rep said, “No comment.” The rappers’ reps didn’t get back to us.

Kanye, Jay-Z Add Tour Dates Due To Overwhelming Demand

(AllHipHop News) Representatives for Kanye West and Jay-Z confirmed that the presale date to purchase tickets for their upcoming tour “Watch the Throne" has been pushed back to August 2nd.

Fans of the pair will now have to wait an extra week to pre-purchase tickets to the tour, due to overwhelming demand for tickets.

Tour organizers have announced they have added more dates to the highly anticipated outing, which is slated to kick off September X and Y and wind down in X of the city.

Reps told AllHipHop.com that a new, revised tour schedule will be released on Monday (August 1st).

The normal date for public tickets to go on sale remains unchanged, with an August 8th availability, through Ticketmaster.com and Livenation.com.

As The Throne, Kanye West and Jay-Z will perform songs from their highly anticipated collaboration, Watch the Throne, in addition to selections from their classic catalogs.

Watch The Throne: Tour Dates

Kanye West and Jay-Z are embarking on a North American tour this fall in support of their upcoming album ‘Watch the Throne.’ Ye' and Jay will perform in 21 cities. Kick-starting in Detroit on Sept.22 and wraping up on Nov. 3 in Boston.

In addition, the duo’s album ‘Watch the Throne’ will come later than expected. It will hit iTunes exclusively on Aug. 8, while the physical copies will arrive in stores on Aug. 12.

Fans can get pre-sale tickets on July 28 through Aug. 7 at Live Nation before they become available to the public on Aug. 8.

The hype surrounding ‘Watch the Throne’ has reached a fever pitch since West and Jay-Z released ‘Otis’ last week to mixed reviews. You can read our article on it here

2011 ‘Watch the Throne’ Tour Dates:

9/22 – Detroit, Mich. | Palace of Auburn Hills
9/24 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada | Air Canada Centre
9/25 – Montreal, Quebec, Canada | Bell Centre
9/27 – East Rutherford, N.J. | Izod Center
9/28 – East Rutherford, N.J. | Izod Center
9/28 – Washington, D.C. | Verizon Center
10/4 – Philadelphia, Penn. | Wells Fargo Center
10/6 – Chicago, Ill. | United Center
10/7 – Chicago, Ill. | United Center
10/8 – Minneapolis, Minn. | Target Center
10/10 – Denver, Colo. | Pepsi Center
10/13 – Tacoma, Wash. | Tacoma Dome
10/14 – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Rogers Arena
10/16 – San Jose, Calif. | HP Pavilion
10/17 – Sacramento, Calif. | Power Balance Pavilion
10/19 – Los Angeles, Calif. | Staples Center
10/20 – Los Angeles, Calif. | Staples Center
10/21 – Las Vegas, Nev. | MGM Grand Garden Arena
10/25 – Dallas, Texas | American Airlines Center
10/26 – Houston, Texas | Toyota Center
10/29 – Atlanta, Ga. | Philips Arena
10/30 – Greensboro, N.C. | Greensboro Coliseum
11/1 – Baltimore, Md. | 1st Mariner Arena
11/3 – Boston, Mass. | TD Garden

Kanye West & Jay-Z : Watch The Throne Documentry

Kanye West and Jay-Z have released a 10-minute documentary showing us the behing the scenes workings of their ‘Watch the Throne’ project.

The mini- documentry focuses on Kanye and Jay as they hit up various recording spaces and work on the album. It also features the relationship between the two out of the studio, including: Watching basketball games, getting haircuts and tweeting about the project.

Heres The Video: