Nas

It wouldn't sound right unless you heard Jungles voice in the background of everything Nas did
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. That's my N though.

Can't wait for the next Nas Album.
 
It wouldn't sound right unless you heard Jungles voice in the background of everything Nas did
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. That's my N though.

Can't wait for the next Nas Album.
 
1 of the REALEST songs of the last 10 years. When he performed this live @ Music Farm, I could've died a happy man
 
1 of the REALEST songs of the last 10 years. When he performed this live @ Music Farm, I could've died a happy man
 
Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.
 
Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.
 
Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

I agree.  I remember talking to my bul around when HHID dropped and I was saying that when Nas' career is over and people look back on his album catalog, he will be considered the greatest and it will be pretty much unanimous. 
 
Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

I agree.  I remember talking to my bul around when HHID dropped and I was saying that when Nas' career is over and people look back on his album catalog, he will be considered the greatest and it will be pretty much unanimous. 
 
Originally Posted by cguy610

Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

I agree.  I remember talking to my bul around when HHID dropped and I was saying that when Nas' career is over and people look back on his album catalog, he will be considered the greatest and it will be pretty much unanimous. 

x2. just like how most people slept on illmatic back in 94 and just started referring to it as one of the greatest hiphop album of all time a few years after...  
 
Originally Posted by cguy610

Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

I agree.  I remember talking to my bul around when HHID dropped and I was saying that when Nas' career is over and people look back on his album catalog, he will be considered the greatest and it will be pretty much unanimous. 

x2. just like how most people slept on illmatic back in 94 and just started referring to it as one of the greatest hiphop album of all time a few years after...  
 
Originally Posted by Napoleon

You grow up fast in the hood.

This was random but...Dudes sleeping on Asher though

This...the Seared Foie Gras album is
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Great interview though, like many in here understand, the GOAT
 
Originally Posted by Napoleon

You grow up fast in the hood.

This was random but...Dudes sleeping on Asher though

This...the Seared Foie Gras album is
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Great interview though, like many in here understand, the GOAT
 
Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

Wow, perfectly put...the world will appreciate Nas further down the line,

He was clearly trying to put out a bigger story through rap, N.I.G.G.E.R is definitely going to be an album that is looked back on and possibly considered the greatest rap album of all time...with We're Not Alone concluding it, it's all around amazing
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Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

Wow, perfectly put...the world will appreciate Nas further down the line,

He was clearly trying to put out a bigger story through rap, N.I.G.G.E.R is definitely going to be an album that is looked back on and possibly considered the greatest rap album of all time...with We're Not Alone concluding it, it's all around amazing
eek.gif
(in the big picture)
 
Originally Posted by cguy610

Originally Posted by millionuppercuts

Nas is ahead of hip-hop's time IMO. If he was a literary poet they would've appreciated him for what he was worth.

Simply put, no other rapper did what Nas did and what he CONTINUES to do. HIP-HOP is like a tool for him that he uses to reach the masses, which most of the time fall on deaf ears.

Why make a song about Africa with Damien Marley? Why make a album like UNTITLED?

Hip-HOP is STILL not ready for Nas.

I agree.  I remember talking to my bul around when HHID dropped and I was saying that when Nas' career is over and people look back on his album catalog, he will be considered the greatest and it will be pretty much unanimous. 

I've been saying this in this forum for years as well... He's just cut from a different cloth... The Marley's, Lennons, Gayes, Shakurs... Just a different breed that isn't really fully appreciated/understood until its all said and done.  I honestly believe that the world needs his music more than any other artist in this genre.
  
 
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