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Jay-Z’s last show at Yankee Stadium was a trip down memory lane. See the surprise celebrity guests he brought to the stage.

Jay-Z’s last show at Yankee Stadium was a trip down memory lane. See the surprise celebrity guests he brought to the stage.

On Sunday, New York City’s Yankee Stadium was certainly a concrete jungle where dreams are made, at least for the thousands of Jay-Z fans who waited hours to see the rapper take the stage for the third and final night of his residency there. A four-hour delay caused the show to start around 12:15 a.m.,

On Sunday, New York City’s Yankee Stadium was certainly a concrete jungle where dreams are made, at least for the thousands of Jay-Z fans who waited hours to see the rapper take the stage for the third and final night of his residency there.

A four-hour delay caused the show to start around 12:15 a.m., instead of the planned 8:00 p.m.

In a joint statement, Roc Nation and Yankee Stadium told Business Insider that “hundreds of people in large groups, who did not have tickets to tonight’s performance, barged in on peaceful ticket holders and, in some cases, breached security,” causing the gates to be closed for “an extended period of time.”

For many, it was worth the wait as friends, family and longtime collaborators joined one of New York City’s most beloved musicians on stage, including Beyoncé, Rihanna, Usher, Pharrell Williams, Jeezy, Fat Joe and more.

Here are all the stars who attended Jay-Z’s third and final show at Yankee Stadium.

Rihanna


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Rihanna.

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Rihanna performed her song with Jay-Z, “Run This Town,” before releasing her own hit, “B**** Better Have My Money.”

Usher


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Usher.

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Taking a brief break from his own tour, Usher stopped by Yankee Stadium to perform “Heart of the City (Ain’t No Love)” and “Throwback.”

Beyonce


Beyonce (L) and JAY-Z perform on stage during the 'On The Run II' tour at the Rose Bowl on September 22, 2018.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z, photographed in 2018.

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Ms. Carter was on hand to perform one of their biggest hits as a couple, “Drunk in Love.”

Pharrell Williams and Malice


Pharrell Williams and Malicia.

Pharrell Williams and Malicia.

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Williams performed a medley of songs, including “Excuse Me Miss,” “I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 ​​Me)” and “Allure,” before introducing his protégés, Clipse, the duo consisting of Malice, seen here, and Pusha T.

Pusha T.


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Pusha T.

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Pusha T and Malice, as Clipse, performed “Grindin’.”

Teyana Taylor


Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor.

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Taylor replaced Mary J. Blige in a performance of “Can’t Knock the Hustle.”

Jeezy


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Jeezy and Jay-Z.

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Jeezy joined Jay-Z on stage to perform two of their collaborations: “Seen It All” and “Go Crazy.”

Jermaine Dupri


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Jay-Z and Jermaine Dupri.

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Dupri rapped “Money Ain’t a Thang” with his longtime collaborator.

Fat Joe and Jadakiss


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Fat Joe and Jadakiss.

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The Knicks summer wouldn’t be complete without a rendition of “New York” from these two.

The dream


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The dream.

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The-Dream replaced Frank Ocean on the chorus of “No Church in the Wild”.

Beatz


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Jay-Z and Swizz Beatz.

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Swizz Beatz and HOV performed another long medley of some of their best work, including “On to the Next One,” “Ruff Ryder’s Anthem,” and “Welcome to the Jungle.”