Jay-Z Selling Occupy Wall Street T-T shirts No Intends to Share Profits With Protestors

Jay-Z is delivering a brand new type of T-t shirts for the Occupy Wall Street movement Friday via his Rocawear clothing label, but he doesn't intend to share the profits using the protesters.our editor recommendsOccupy Wall Street Boosts 'Margin Call' in Oscar RaceOccupy Wall Street: 'South Park' Assumes the Protests (Video)'Occupy Wall Street Hollywood': Artists On Scene of ProtestsStephen Colbert's Occupy Wall Street Video popular With Conservative Writers (Video) The rapper was lately seen putting on among the t shirts, which tweaks the saying "Occupy Wall Street" by crossing the "W" and adding an "S" to really make it read "Occupy All Roads."The protests, which began Sept. 17 in NY, have since spread to La along with other metropolitan areas as demonstrators protest corporate avarice and corruption. PHOTOS: The Scene at Occupy Wall Street The Company Insider noted the "irony" for the reason that Jay-Z doesn't have intention to distribute the proceeds to protestors. A Rocawear representative told the publication: "The 'Occupy All Roads' T-shirt was produced for the 'Occupy Wall Street' movement. Rocawear strongly encourages all types of constructive expression, may it be artistic, political or social. 'Occupy All Roads' is our method of telling people who there's switch to be produced everywhere, not only on Wall Street. At this time around we haven't made the official resolve for economically offer the movement." PHOTOS: The Scene at Occupy La But among the movement's most high-profile supporters, music mogul Russell Simmons -- that has attended Occupy protests and it has sent many tweets indicating his sights around the matter -- recommended the T-shirt on Twitter the 2009 week. "Love Jay-Z's t-shirt," he authored, tweeting a hyperlink to some photo published on his GlobalGrind website. "Glad i acquired mine today." Related Subjects Fashion Jay-Z Russell Simmons Occupy