Jay Z's Contro"versial" Lyrics

Could Jay-Z and Beyonce's trip cost the first black United States President Barack Obama the white house?

According to Jay-Z, President Barack Obama told the rapper he was worried that his controversial trip to Cuba would cost him the White House.

Question, what do most rappers do when people are constantly "all up in their business" ?

Response: Rap about it, Jay released a new rap today, addressing all of the drama surrounding his trip to Cuba last week with his wife Beyonce.

In the song, titled "Open Letter," Jay says ..."Politicians never did s**t for me ... except lie to me, distort history.”

He continues, "Obama said chill ‘You gonna get me impeached' ... We don’t need this s**t anyway chill with me on the beach.'"

The implication based on the lyric -- that Obama did something shady in helping Jay-Z and Beyonce get into Cuba and he could be in political hot water as a result.

Despite all the rumors and outrage from politicians over the trip, it was licensed by the US Treasury Dept

Listen to the track below.

Jay & Bey Enemies of the State

Jay & Bey Enemies of the State??

After Beyonce and Jay-Z visited Cuba last week they were met with a lot of criticism for vacationing in a Communist nation amid allegations of human rights abuse in the country.

Two U.S. Republicans sent a letter to the Treasury Department demanding information about the couple's trip, and apparently the duo received permission to travel to the island.

The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control grants licences for travel to Cuba. Although it does not comment on individual cases, a source told Reuters that the singers obtained the proper authorization to travel there even though most American tourists are banned from the country.

According to the source, Beyonce and Jay-Z's trip was a cultural visit. The couple spent their fifth anniversary in Cuba, where they toured Havana and were led around Old City by famous architect Miguel Coyula.

American Lobbyists have slammed the couple, calling them "insensitive" for choosing Cuba as their anniversary destination.