The son of the slain Black Panther leader is not a fan of Jay's reference to his father's death.

As I listened to this song for the first time, I immediately wondered how my brother and friend Fred Hampton Jr responded when he heard the reference to his father's assassination. Well, here it is. 

Fred Hampton Jr., son of slain Black Panther chairman Fred Hampton, has a few choice words for Jay-Z. The political martyr's offspring has taken issue with Jay invoking his father's name on the Watch the Throne song "Murder to Excellence."

"I arrived on the day Fred Hampton died / Real n***as just multiply," he intones on the track, referencing his birth on December 4, 1969 — the same day Hampton was gunned down in his bedroom in a raid by Chicago police and the FBI. 

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