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In an effort to galvanize the vote of black millennials,Watch Playboy: Wet & Wild 3 (1991) Hillary Clinton's campaign is turning to the one and only Sean "Jay-Z" Carter for help.

According to BuzzfeedNews, the rapper is slated to perform a show before Nov. 8 to energize young voters in the swing state of Ohio ahead of the general election.

SEE ALSO: Jay-Z is the first rapper nominated for the Songwriters Hall of Fame

Jay-Z, alongside Beyoncé, are no strangers to the Clinton family and have been seen with the family at festivals and fundraisers.

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The two artists were key pop culture figures in President Barack Obama's run for a second term. Jay-Z performed on the Obama campaign trail, while Beyoncé sang at his second inauguration.

"For too long we were excluded from the American dream, and now we have a chance to be a part of that American dream," Jay-Z said on stage in 2012 during an Obama rally.

Now, it seems Jay-Z is backing the Clinton campaign, which snagged Ohio's own LeBron James as as another high-profile supporter.

Details of Jay-Z's performance have not been released, but Mashablehas reached out to a representative for confirmation and will update this post with new information accordingly.

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