NEW YORK — Former music executive Lance “Un” Rivera is finally speaking out about a 1999 stabbing in New York City for which Jay-Z was found guilty, now saying the rapper was not the one who stabbed him.
Rivera sat down for an exclusive interview with “Vlad TV,” and revealed the details of the incident that led to Jay-Z being hit with three years’ probation just as his career was taking off.
“No, Jay-Z was not the guy that actually stabbed me that night,” Rivera said in the interview released Saturday.