Nas - King's Disease II (Discussion Thread)

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up in here said:
Im guessing that video got put on hold when Taheim got murdered
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I know I thought that would only postpone it if anything, not sure how Roxanne Shante feels about it but would think that would be a nice way to honor him with this being a video of his childhood friend who’s he had problems with, but managed to come together and solve it before his demise.
 
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deeman said:
All I can say is be careful with the hoody. I ended up ripping the pocket area after putting it on after washing it. The quality is shyt I’m slick mad.
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i notice the quality on the hoodie isn’t on par to KD1 hoody I have. Same thing with my Off Season merch shyt looked mad faded like it’s been was 20X already smh
 
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Mike the Executioner said:
If we're being honest, the second era of Nas' career (Street's Disciple to Life is Good) was loaded with hard shyt, some of the hardest tracks of his career. People focus on stupid shyt like production and don't remember songs like "Message to the Feds," "Nazareth Savage," "These Are Our Heroes," "Disciple," "Reason," "You Know My Style," "Street's Disciple," "War," "Thief's Theme," "Money Over Bullshyt," "Carry on Tradition," "Hip Hop is Dead," "Black Republican," "Not Going Back," "Let There Be Light," "Hustlers," "Hope," "The N," "Where Y'all At"..........

*takes deep breath*

"Proclamation," "Queens Get the Money," "Breathe," "Hero," "Sly Fox," "Testify," "The Slave and the Master," "Louis Farrakhan," "Y'all My nikkas," "We're Not Alone," damn near the whole Life is Good album outside of "Summer on Smash," "Cherry Wine," and "Bye Baby." I know I'm forgetting some, but the point is, Nas has given us a lot of hard songs over the years. I don't have a problem with him making songs like "Replace Me" or "All Bad" or "No Phony Love" or "Brunch on Sundays." Not only are these all good songs, but I can tell this is the kind of music he loves as much as hip hop. 80s R&B definitely seems like his default genre if he's not making harder music.
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The man got a catalog
Most of these joints don't even make it to his concert playlist


I ran Louis farrakhan back something ridiculous
Testify
Hold down the block

Come on ...

I can't lie, I do love the fact Nasir Jones not for everyone. Stay over there.....
 
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