A photo of man bearing a striking resemblance to Jay-Z has surfaced, and if it wasn't for the fact that it was taken in 1939, you'd swear it was the rapper himself.
Since the photo-which forms part of the New York Public Library's Schomburg Center's collection-hit the internet, different conspiracy theories bordering on Jay-Z re-incarnating has spread around the cyber world.
The man in the picture is staring down the camera lens with a distinct sense of attitude and intent.
Best of all, the man from the past has exactly the same poise and swagger as our very own present day JayZ.
On account of Jay-Z being 43 years old, the man in the photo is of course not him.
Further fueling the re-incarnation theories are names the rapper have named some of his albums/singles.
Interestingly, the rapper's extensive list of titles include: In My Lifetime, The Best of Both Worlds (with R. Kelly), Don't Let Me Die, Young Forever and Encore... mortality and immortality sure do seem to be running themes in the singer's works.
However I think you'd agree that this is just mere co-incidence rather than a case of re-incarnation or time travel as suggested by conspiracy theorists.
