Question by Dad: have jayz and beyonce ever contributed to society?
I see them will all the millions and not doing anything. You can bring fresh water to 20,000 people with just 100,000 dollars. What have they done with their money???

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Answer by BillieJean10
I’m sure they’ve done a lot of good things with their money but they don’t flaunt it. Also the press don’t like to show any good a celebrity does, Michael Jackson was always donating millions and helping countless charities and they rarely mentioned it. 🙂

Answer by ?Little Mons†er?™
Yes, they have contributed to society.
I’d have to get better informed of what they have done to say if can do more, but judging by the quick research i just made, they haven’t done much and they sure have a HELL LOT OF MONEY.
artists with less money do more that some of the wealthiest do, i guess they’re just selfish but they’ll get their karma

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