Coli Nas Stans - Are You Ready to Admit You Overrated the Hitboy Albums ?

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Mafukkas was really crashing out over Hitboy.

I posted about not liking KD series and mafukkas was acting like I punt kicked a baby into oncoming traffic.

The 1 dude on here who thinks he is Nas' child harassed me all day. I had to put dude on ignore.
Mind you, I always posted positive shyt about Nas music.
But just because I didn't like those albums mafukkas became angry bytches.

 

[prophecypro]

I don’t even see what the issue people have with Hit Boy other than he can clone other people’s production. But those other dudes aren’t making beats like that no more

 

[Shadow King]

The Cure is the only song worth listening to twice.

Nastradamus is better than the entire Hitboy era put together.

Username to post correlation 12 outta 10.

 

[keond]

Mafukkas was really crashing out over Hitboy.

I posted about not liking KD series and mafukkas was acting like I punt kicked a baby into oncoming traffic.

The 1 dude on here who thinks he is Nas' child harassed me all day. I had to put dude on ignore.
Mind you, I always posted positive shyt about Nas music.
But just because I didn't like those albums mafukkas became angry bytches.

I hate Nas was flowing like that over some mediocre beats. They have zero soul to them. Ole serviceable beat ass producer

 

[Mike the Executioner]

If there's one thing that never changes, it's people rewriting narratives.

Everyone was looking at Nas in a weird way after Nasir and The Lost Tapes II. King's Disease was like a breath of fresh air and it was universally praised alongside KD2 and Magic. You could literally hear Nas and Hit-Boy build up their relationship and chemistry with each album. I didn't start seeing notable criticism about their work until KD3, which is the best album of the series.

I'll say this: To me, KD3 was the grand finale. They could have stopped there if they wanted, and it's obvious that Magic 2 was done quickly but there are still great songs on it ("Office Hours," "Motion," the last three songs). Magic 3 was a great way to end it and I think it will be more appreciated in the years to come. I see it more as an epilogue/victory lap than the grand finale.

Depending on how people feel about the Premier album, Hit-Boy will end up getting more praise and the narrative will change again, or he'll get tomatoes thrown at him because Premier was somehow able to put together a better project than KD3 or Magic 3. I don't see that happening, personally, but it could be somewhere in that KD2/Magic 1 range.

 

[ItWasWritten]

If there's one thing that never changes, it's people rewriting narratives.

Everyone was looking at Nas in a weird way after Nasir and The Lost Tapes II. King's Disease was like a breath of fresh air and it was universally praised alongside KD2 and Magic. You could literally hear Nas and Hit-Boy build up their relationship and chemistry with each album. I didn't start seeing notable criticism about their work until KD3, which is the best album of the series.

I'll say this: To me, KD3 was the grand finale. They could have stopped there if they wanted, and it's obvious that Magic 2 was done quickly but there are still great songs on it ("Office Hours," "Motion," the last three songs). Magic 3 was a great way to end it and I think it will be more appreciated in the years to come. I see it more as an epilogue/victory lap than the grand finale.

Depending on how people feel about the Premier album, Hit-Boy will end up getting more praise and the narrative will change again, or he'll get tomatoes thrown at him because Premier was somehow able to put together a better project than KD3 or Magic 3. I don't see that happening, personally, but it could be somewhere in that KD2/Magic 1 range.

Looking at Nas weird after Nasir how ? Y’all blamed Kanye and his antics for that album

 

[Po pimp]

All I know is Store Run was my favorite song from this entire series

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

NGL OP. All those Hit Boy albums were wild forgettable and Nas was on some Rappity Rap Rap shyt.


Life is Good>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>KD Series

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

The only weak shyt to me is the 2 and 3 magic tapes. Everything else is fantastic

 

[CourtesyFlush]

Magic alone makes it all worth it, album is a certified classic to me and a top 3 Nas album. To do that so late in his career deserves major props

 

[BK The Great]

They still sound good today

 

[Slim Charles]

The only weak shyt to me is the 2 and 3 magic tapes. Everything else is fantastic

Seems a few have similar view. Magic 2 and 3 were solid (the latter having some great songs) but I don’t really go back to either bar a few songs. I think for me at least there was element of overkill. Both came out pretty quickly without really having a reason to come out other than to complete two trilogies.

KD1/ KD2/ KD3/ Magic all 4 mics or above which still ridiculous considering those 4 came out in what a space of 2 and a half years? If not less

 

[waynep]

The only weak shyt to me is the 2 and 3 magic tapes. Everything else is fantastic

He should've cut Magic 3 down some but there's some great songs up there.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Nas was killing shyt but not a fan of HitBoy and his production

 

[Stick Up Kid]

Hate on Nas spitting at his best in years. Everyone has an opinion but nah at the least they were good releases.

That’s not even an opinion, OP trolling