FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
LilGator, LilBape, and CrimsonTider like trolling Nas fans for attention so it's just a waste of time to engage anything they say in good faith.
Nas - King's Disease III (Discussion Thread)
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New Jeruzalem Journalist
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I thought it was also was pretty dope how Nas addresses the question about his Islamic affiliations on here too, cuz for people who are familiar with or run in those type of circles, that's always been a topic of discussion.
As was mentioned before, seems he got very confortable about opening up more regarding the talk and gossip around some of the moves he has and hasn't made in his life.
As was mentioned before, seems he got very confortable about opening up more regarding the talk and gossip around some of the moves he has and hasn't made in his life.
TheDarceKnight
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5 sentences is all that lol ?
TheDarceKnight
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I just keep adding more people to the ignore list every month. It makes The Coli so much better. Thank you
I am PROUD to say that Hip Hop has produced an artist of Nas caliber.
He’s not only the GOAT rapper but amongst the most important ARTISTS in contemporary music.
And he never took the easy way out. He could have gotten with Alchemist and all the dusties and white boys would have creamed their pants rolled out the red carpet (ya’ll KNOW its true) but instead he went and tapped a young BLACK producer, one who was mostly known as a “trap” producer, and knocked out four BEAUTIFUL albums with songs like Ultra Black, Til The War Is Won, Rare, Nas Is Good, Dedicated, and now Michael & Quincy, Beef and Don’t Shoot
He reformed the muthafukking FIRM! He reached back and got Brucie B, EPMD, Premo, and gave us collabs we never knew we needed or wanted like Fivio Foreign, ASAP Rocky, Lil Durk, and Anderson.Paak
He WOKE UP LAURYN fukkING HILL!
Its an incredible time to be a hip hop fan, and Nas has been at the forefront of the culture all this time. Directing documentaries, opening museums, producing tv shows, ALL DEDICATED TO THE CULTURE!
GOAT shyt
He’s not only the GOAT rapper but amongst the most important ARTISTS in contemporary music.
And he never took the easy way out. He could have gotten with Alchemist and all the dusties and white boys would have creamed their pants rolled out the red carpet (ya’ll KNOW its true) but instead he went and tapped a young BLACK producer, one who was mostly known as a “trap” producer, and knocked out four BEAUTIFUL albums with songs like Ultra Black, Til The War Is Won, Rare, Nas Is Good, Dedicated, and now Michael & Quincy, Beef and Don’t Shoot
He reformed the muthafukking FIRM! He reached back and got Brucie B, EPMD, Premo, and gave us collabs we never knew we needed or wanted like Fivio Foreign, ASAP Rocky, Lil Durk, and Anderson.Paak
He WOKE UP LAURYN fukkING HILL!
Its an incredible time to be a hip hop fan, and Nas has been at the forefront of the culture all this time. Directing documentaries, opening museums, producing tv shows, ALL DEDICATED TO THE CULTURE!
GOAT shyt
TheDarceKnight
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I mean I tthink I might rank them in that order. I think the best Nas and Preemo songs are better than the best Nas and Hit-Boy songs. Like I'd still probably take Nas Is Like, Memory Lane, NY State, and 2nd Childhood over a lot of Nas and Hit songs. But Nas and Hit have made so much magic together that I'm comfortable putting them in the top slot. The chemistry is undeniable.
If I could only take 3 or 4 Nas albums on an island, at least one of the Nas and Hit albums would be on the list.
I definitely have Pete and Nas at the bottom. I love The World Is Yours as much as anyone, but that's basically they're only song. I know they have 2 on Lost Tapes 2, but QB Politics was the main one I liked on there. If we were in 1998 I might rather have a Nas/Pete album than a Nas/Preem album, but we missed the boat on that.
I know that was a long ass answer. But yeah that might be my order right there.
You?
Lol I’m just joking. Nas the
Sales don’t apply to him anymore, man. He’s been here since the 90s
TheDarceKnight
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TezMilli
All Star
"My dad did music, I had to pursue it and spread my wings on the helipad like Troop did."
TheDarceKnight
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Yeah this album definitely has a playlist feel to it. Not mad at it though because there's no time to even breathe. So much energy on the album and nthoing overstays its welcome. It's a long album by today's standards but it breezes by.
But yeah if I were to nitpick, the sequence doesn't have much breathing room and it does in some ways sound more like a mixtape or a playlist. Or even a greatest hits sort of album.
Piff Perkins
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"Couldn't be the loser taking Gatorade out the cooler"
Finally somebody calling That Guy out. Everybody who played ball or practiced anything outside knew the guy who just shows up to stretch and steal shyt out the cooler. Watch everybody from the bleachers. I don't care if it's just a bottle of water, leave that shyt alone if you not putting in work lmao
Finally somebody calling That Guy out. Everybody who played ball or practiced anything outside knew the guy who just shows up to stretch and steal shyt out the cooler. Watch everybody from the bleachers. I don't care if it's just a bottle of water, leave that shyt alone if you not putting in work lmao
InstantKlassik
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Manhattan keeps on makin' it
Brooklyn keeps on takin' it
Bronx keeps creatin' it
And Queens keep on CAKIN' IT
Brooklyn keeps on takin' it
Bronx keeps creatin' it
And Queens keep on CAKIN' IT
Nas' King’s Disease III Saves the Best for Last: Album Review
King's Disease III pays tribute to everything that came before it while whetting the appetite for what’s next. Read our review.
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Hannibal Fox
Eetwidomayloh
Clones don't have room to talk, there's critique and there are backhanded compliments, Ransoms tweet falls into the latter.
No room to talk when your whole style is 22 yr old Nas.