Jay-Z was spotted leaving Roc Nation headquarters in New York City on Friday when fans approached him requesting autographs, XXL Mag reported. The 51-year-old happily obliged, until one of his admirers requested that he sign her baseball. 

“No, I don’t play baseball,” he said as he approached the vehicle waiting for him. 

Fans assumed the woman had plans to make a profit off of Hov's signature. 

“Not signing baseballs cuz he knew she was gonna sell it ????,” one Instagram user wrote.

“Karen wanted Hov to sign a whole lease,” another user commented.

Over on Twitter, people also shared their own thoughts about Jay-Z’s autograph refusal.

Some users even referenced former American Idol judge Randy Jackson's infamous samurai sword signature after he signed one as part of The Night Time Show Holiday Special Benefiting Children’s Hospital Los Angeles event, according to Celebrity Access.

The incident was made popular by the 2008 comedy Step Brothers, starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly.

According to Daily Mail, a Jay-Z autographed trading card sold for over $105,000 earlier this year, breaking the record for a sale on a non-sports card. 

"This is a public service announcement… a Jay-Z Topps Chrome Superfractor RC Auto 1/1 just sold for $105,780 via @goldinauctions," Sports Card Trading Platform, SlabStox, wrote in an Instagram post. "That marks the all-time record for a non-sports/TCG card."