Jay-Z performs final night in London with UK stars Dave and Sampha

Jay-Z set London ablaze during his final anniversary concert in the U.K., with more surprises and special guests.

The rap titan launched his second and final anniversary concert at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium around 8:38 p.m. local time on Saturday, Sept. 5, as part of his "Jay-Z 30" concert series.

During the show, a string of special guests joined him, including British singer-songwriter and musician Sampha and English rapper Dave.

Of course, the 25-time Grammy winner delivered massive hits spanning his 30-year career, including anthems like "Hard Knock Life"(Ghetto Anthem), "Song Cry," "Izzo (H.O.V.A.)," "Dirt Off Your Shoulder,” “Empire State of Mind," "Run This Town," "Big Pimpin'" and "Family Feud," among others.

The set of shows commemorates the 30th anniversary of his debut album, "Reasonable Doubt," released June 25, 1996.

"This album changed my life 30 years ago," he told the crowd during his set. "It's a blessing, and I appreciate all you riding with me."

Sampha was the first guest to join Jay-Z onstage, singing the hook of Hova's 2011 hit "No Church in the Wild," though the mic initially faced some technical issues. While fans were initially vocal about not being able to hear Sampha, his energy was…

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