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Plenty of MCs brag about their standings in the crack game, but Jay-Z is probably the first to lay claim to Krakow. Well, the first non-Polish MC, that is.

On Friday, Jigga announced the dates of his world tour to raise water crisis awareness, which we reported on previously. The itinerary is listed after the jump, and if anyone wants to send a ticket to Tanzania my way, I would be much obliged. Let the (world) takeover begin.

09-09 Krakow, Poland - Coca-Cola SW Live Festival
09-10 Bratislava, Slovakia - Incheba
09-15 Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Heineken Music Hall
09-18 Istanbul, Turkey - Refresh
09-19 Athens, Greece - Olympic Arena
09-21 Manchester, England - MEN Arena
09-22 Glasgow, Scotland - SECC
09-23 Birmingham, England - NIA
09-24 London, England - Wembley Arena
09-26 Dublin, Ireland - The Point
09-27 London, England - Royal Albert Hall
09-29 Paris, France - Zenith
09-30 Milan, Italy - Fiera Milano
10-02 Barcelona, Spain - Teatro Heineken
10-04 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - Diamond Jubilee
10-06 Accra, Ghana - Accra International Conference Centre
10-07 Lagos, Nigeria - Ocean View
10-09 Luanda, Angola - Karl Marx Cinema
10-11 Cape Town, South Africa - Bellville Velodrome
10-13 Durban, South Africa - ABSA Stadium Outer Fields
10-14 Johannesburg, South Africa - Coca-Cola Dome
10-17 Hong Kong, Hong Kong - TBA
10-18 Bangkok, Thailand - BEC Tero Hall
10-20 Seoul, South Korea - Walker Hill Gayagum Concert Hall
10-21 Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei Dome
10-23 Singapore, Singapore - Suntec City Hall
10-25 Sydney, Australia - Sydney Entertainment Centre
10-27 Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
10-28 Melbourne, Australia - Rod Laver Arena