HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
he is different than everyone else"How do projects turn to a war zone?
This is the place we call home
Drama, homicide, suicide in our father's eyes
We programmed to survive, but it's love that we don't prioritize......"
he is different than everyone else"How do projects turn to a war zone?
This is the place we call home
Drama, homicide, suicide in our father's eyes
We programmed to survive, but it's love that we don't prioritize......"
Nas always pays attention. Over rapping in todays generation will get you no where. Nas has decided to still kill it (which he still does) but he does it in a more scaled back way to adjust to ear of today. Nas is about 3-5 years ahead of most peoples mindset.i wouldnt be surprised if it was intentional. Just having fun freestyling most of it.. he hinted at “I can be nasty when I want to” and with more music to come, maybe he will show dont sleep in his technical pen game. Dude is 50 and still, dialing it back, better than 95% of these rappers out.. after listening to locomotive, I won’t ever question if he got naked pictures of god….
top 3 song on the albumIt's your monthly subscription to the slums edition
The new It Was Written
Get your hard copies of Blockology
Comin' from the one who lived in a bowl for goldfish
I'll never sell my soul, just evolve shock rap
That what you never been told shyt
Cold part, Illmatic all the way through that episode of Ozark
I think that's harder than if I had co-starred
A ghetto symphony, I'm Chief Keef Cozart mixed with Mozart
It's ill when you get bags for your own art
Million-dollar sync for Al Jarreau of rap
But they ain't understand it when it dropped, yo
How cold is that?
They askin' if I'm ever gon' be over rap
But I left a few times, just never told you that
Amassing digital assets
No fiscal year kick-backs, yeah, we cashin'
Physical money, think different, we outlast 'em
We out-class 'em, they made it easy to pass 'em
I love this feelin'
" P signs in the air for son, put his name on a street sign there where your from, whenever we hear his bangers, flare up a blunt, and praise god , and pray we all prepared when he comes for us "
no one repped for P harder than Nas really
Imma say it like this. Nas isn’t selling much cause he’s on a fukking independent label and barely promotes his shyt. He also doesn’t tap the highest selling artists for features. There’s a game when it comes to this streaming shyt. He doesn’t play it. Another thing is this. The nikka pen didn’t fall off. Son just wrote 6 albums in 3 years. In between touring and business dealings, podcasts, etc etc. Son is busy as fukk. And still gettin busy on the mic.I couldn’t disagree more, I love Nas on Hitboy production. For like every album from Nastradamus to LIG I was screaming at my own self that Nas needed more “poppin” production, like jammin music. I don’t think his production was trash and all that BS, I just think for the level of rapper he is his production needs to match that…Hitboy was 110% what I was asking for, he is exactly the type producer I wanted for Nas.
I only consider overwhelmingly contrasting opinions if the person isn’t on some hater shyt and is being genuine and can explain their stance…that’s why I thought about it for a second. Then they were saying that’s why it doesn’t chart well and all the songs flop, etc… it’s because Nas doesn’t fit the production. I personally think the sales are what they are because Nas old as shyt and so is his fan base lol, that’s why I don’t trip on it…I don’t think Nas does either
My only semi gripe is that Nas pen has kind of taken a hit…no pun. I don’t know if that’s because he’s just trying to coast and not overwrite to the production (which is smart) or if he’s just not the same writer anymore, . Pen still brollic tho
Lmao you know damn well that shyt sounds old school as fukk, with no hint of modernity to it. That beat sounds like the RZA mixed with Hard To Earn era Preemo, with Nas flowing like Schoolly D on PSK from 1985.Eh. I guess. It doesn’t sound old school but it doesn’t really sound modern either if that makes sense.
"Peace" signs...for Louie Rankin, Ox from "Belly"
You don’t think the flow, Cadence and how he delivered it made it more modern sounding? Although the beat sounds boom bap ish?Lmao you know damn well that shyt sounds old school as fukk, with no hint of modernity to it. That beat sounds like the RZA mixed with Hard To Earn era Preemo, with Nas flowing like Schoolly D on PSK from 1985.
QImma say it like this. Nas isn’t selling much cause he’s on a fukking independent label and barely promotes his shyt. He also doesn’t tap the highest selling artists for features. There’s a game when it comes to this streaming shyt. He doesn’t play it. Another thing is this. The nikka pen didn’t fall off. Son just wrote 6 albums in 3 years. In between touring and business dealings, podcasts, etc etc. Son is busy as fukk. And still gettin busy on the mic.
Not even a little bit. You're acting like he came out rapping with a triplet flow or something.You don’t think the flow, Cadence and how he delivered it made it more modern sounding? Although the beat sounds boom bap ish?