Jay-Z deletes his Instagram after less than two days on the platform
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One day after Jay-Z made headlines for joining Instagram, the rapper and business mogul has seemingly deleted his account.
Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, joined the social media platform on Tuesday and gained 1.7 million by Wednesday morning. He also became the only person his wife, Beyoncé, followed – and only followed her in return.
But fans typing "Jay-Z" into the Instagram search bar on Thursday will not find the rapper's account. After making just one post – promoting a Netflix movie he helped produce – he is gone.
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