Nas dating billionaire's daughter

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Who was the opening acts?
No opening acts.. It was just a regular club night with nas showing up around 1 and he got on the mic around 1:30

He just did a short 30 min set and nas told the dj to play whatever he had..

Off the top of my head

Ny state of mind
One love
Represent
The world is yours acapella
If I ruled the world
Hate me now
Made you look
Ether (he wouldn't perform it though.. The crowd kept begging for it and the Dj played it but he just stood there while it played)
The Don
Got yourself a gun

The funniest one was when Nas took a little break and asked the dj what else he had.. The Dj threw on mobb deep It's Mine out of nowhere:heh:

Nas looked at him like:heh: "They don't know this shyt!!"

He did it anyway though:ahh:

I got some video of it but I found somebody who actually has him saying the album drops this summer which I didn't get

 

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OK HOLD ON........... THE RABBIT HOLE GOES DEEP HERE

wait... what a small world...
So the father of this chic is the Heir of Seagram is also the former CEO of Warner?
not only that...
The father's father was Canadian-born Bronfman, a long-serving president of the World Jewish Congress???
Canadian-born Bronfman, a long-serving president of the World Jewish Congress
“Edgar was a giant among Jewish leaders, and a mentor and friend to everyone associated”
Edgar Bronfman Jr., to sell Seagram’s 25 percent stake in DuPont Co. and plunge into the entertainment business.
Seagram diversified in 1953 with a U.S. oil investment. Ten years later, Seagram invested $65 million in Texas Pacific Oil and Coal.

Edgar Bronfman Jr. was named Seagram’s president and chief operating officer in 1989. Four years later, he championed an investment in Time Warner Inc., which stalled at 15 percent after Time Warner erected takeover defenses.
In 1995, less than a year after replacing his father as chief executive, Edgar Bronfman Jr. persuaded the Seagram board to sell the DuPont stake -- which had generated nearly $300 million in dividends the prior year -- and acquire MCA Inc., owner of Universal Studios.
In 1982, Bronfman became the first representative of any Jewish organization to speak before the United Nations
 
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