we come to the beginning of God.” In this time of rising depression and suicidal despair, it seems many in Generation Z reached this point, with a new study showing a rising share of young ...

Languages: English. A majority of Generation Z people do not believe in God but many love astrology, according to a new report. The Oliver Wyman Forum published a report this year titled "What ...

Although God did not grant Beyoncé the Grammy she deserved last night, “God Did” bring together her husband and his friends to perform a celebratory gospel track immediately after her snub.

Receiving five nominations this year may or may not have inspired Jay-Z’s return to the Grammys stage — but it’s clear that “God Did.” Bringing music lovers to church Sunday, the 53-year ...

Jay-Z took to the Grammy stage for the first time since 2014 tonight, closing out DJ Khaled’s “God Did” performance with his lengthy, much-talked-about verse on the Grammy-nominated track.

Countries with more baby boomers who say they believe in God as described in “holy scriptures” (including the Bible, the Quran, and the Torah) are less likely to have members of Gen Z who do.

The report observed that Gen Z were more inclined to believe that God explains the origin of the universe (25 per cent) and to believe in life after death (24 per cent). The report was ...

RJ Payne blesses DJ Khaled’s “God Did” instrumental with his own bars on “Payne Did.” Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window ...

The decision to take part in Sunday night’s performance of the triply Grammy-nominated “God Did,” featured Jay-Z’s four-minute-plus verse, came down to a sense of duty to the genre.

Jay-Z graced the stage at the 2023 Grammy Awards tonight to close out the ceremony's live telecast by performing "God Did" alongside DJ Khaled, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, John Legend and Fridayy.