Superstar Jay and Remy Ma Drop Controversial Mixtape

Controversy sells, even when it's been done before.

Ask Superstar Jay, the DJ behind the new Remy Ma mixtape which features Remy crucified on a giant cross on the cover. It's a move that got Nas much hype when he dropped the single, 'Hate Me Now." Now, reinventing controversy is the female emcee Remy Ma and Superstar Jay on a mixtape titled "Shesus Christ."

"She's talking about trials and tribulations she goes through as a woman in the industry." As well as unreleased tracks from Remy, the mixtape also feature full never before seen videos from new, up-and-coming directors Rik Cordero and Andre White.

Trials and tribulation is a common thread for the mixtape industry. The topic on everyone's lips was the DJ Drama situation, a fiasco that affects Superstar Jay as well. Instead of locking up DJ's in a penitenary cell, "A&R's need to be thanking us," says Jay. "The industry needs to go to the street."

DJ's such as Superstar Jay dictate music. "Basically, I have an ear for music," Jay states confidently.