Time to dispel a popular myth.
If you add up Nas's studio releases plus (and this is extremely important) his rare/unreleased material, Nas has rapped on more dope beats than any other rapper in hip hop history. Give or take. Jay-Z's in that convo, too.
I was listening to "Star Wars" in the whip the other day
The reason why we hate on Nas's beat selection is that he bats 50% or below on fire beat selection. Which is inexcusable considering how incredible of a rapper he is.
But take 40% over 200 tracks (random number. The point is that Nas has a lot of tracks), that's still A LOT more than most people who have ever rapped.
If you add up Nas's studio releases plus (and this is extremely important) his rare/unreleased material, Nas has rapped on more dope beats than any other rapper in hip hop history. Give or take. Jay-Z's in that convo, too.
I was listening to "Star Wars" in the whip the other day
The reason why we hate on Nas's beat selection is that he bats 50% or below on fire beat selection. Which is inexcusable considering how incredible of a rapper he is.
But take 40% over 200 tracks (random number. The point is that Nas has a lot of tracks), that's still A LOT more than most people who have ever rapped.