Jay-Z’s Pays Tribute To Late Chester Bennington With “Numb/Encore”
LOS ANGELES - FEBRUARY 18: Chester Bennington of Linkin Park and Jay-Z perform during the "Music for Relief" tsunami benefit concert at the Anaheim Pond on February 18, 2005 in Anaheim, California.(Photo by Matthew Simmons/Getty Images)
2004 received a great rock/rap crossover in ‘Collison Course,’ and Jay-Z took time to perform in honor of Chester Bennington at V Festival 2017.
Staffordshire, England played host to Jay-Z, who asked to get some love from the crowd for Bennington, the late frontman of Linkin Park. His suicide last month was a hard one for the musical community to swallow.
Jay-Z’s collaboration with Linkin Park was a sign of the times back in 2004, and he asks the crowd to sing along for Chester if they know the song “Numb,” which was spliced together with Jay-Z’s famed “Encore.”
Watch the video here:
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