Last Words rap from he perspective of a prison cell.Nastradamus -?????
Last Words rap from he perspective of a prison cell.Nastradamus -?????
Coli nikkas love shyt like this, then turn around and try to shyt on da gawd's Nas and Jarreau
Nas has been around for damn near 3 decades, has his own label, yet has to resort to being a meme to get the attention of fans who have been fiending for this album for years, an album that's really designed to cater primarily to the hardcore Nas fans?
Good thing we are in the streaming and playlists era! This song will not exist to me after the album drops and i create my playlist.
Surprisingly the song is getting good reviews on YouTube
I bought the album already too!!
Peace
I’m just gonna add how Fried Chicken is such an underrated banger.IWW: I Gave You Power
I Am: Undying Love,
Nastradamus: Last Words and Shoot Em Up.
Stillmatic: Rewind and One Mic.
God’s Son: Book Of Rhymes
Lost Tapes: Blaze A 50, Fetus
Streets Disciple: Sekou Story, Live Now, Makings Of A Perfect bytch.
Hip Hop Is Dead: Who Killed It?, Where Are They Now?
Untitled: Fried Chicken, Project Roach.
Life Is Good: Black James Bond
I strongly agree but it shouldn't have been a single. Not even trying to be funny, I think it would be perfect for a children's movie OST. I personally like it and laughed my ass off at it being memed to the backyardigansThe fact that Nas can flow his ASS off to such an....unorthodox beat such as this speaks to his overall talent as an MC.
90% of todays rappers wouldn’t know how to properly flow on a beat like this if you literally put a gun to their Mother’s heads and told them rap for her freedom...
From what Nas is saying on the track this is DEFINITELY A Hip Hop Is Dead leftover. I halfway expected this to be produced by Will I Am upon hearing the opening beat. And Nas was in super experimental mode trying to get his point across on that album.
Also people have to remember that Nas is the son of a Jazz Legend (Olu Dara) and has stated numerous times the influence that had on him as a child. I can imagine young Nas listening to Al Jarreau as a youngin.
All that said. The production is a little too “busy”’ so its very jarring off of first listen. Its one of those tracks that might’ve benefited from not being sampled so close to the original and reworked a bit, but then that probably wouldn’t have inspired him. Nas is one of those artists that is heavily inspired by nostalgia.
If this is the “worst” track on a 16 track album I can live with it. Nas has experimented on every single one of his albums since IWW and some of those tracks are classics (I Gave You Power, Undying Love, Rewind, Book Of Rhymes) while some are controversial (Live Now, Makings Of A Perfect bytch, Who Killed It)
You don’t get songs like Black Bond without Jarreau Of Rap. They all come from the same creative pool.
Also this should prove without a DOUBT that Nas writes his own shyt. Who else is going to write to and flow off something like THIS
I strongly agree but it shouldn't have been a single. Not even trying to be funny, I think it would be perfect for a children's movie OST. I personally like it and laughed my ass off at it being memed to the backyardigans
He had a few songs on streets disciple, hip hop is dead, untitled. He usually has one unusual track.Iw - gave you power
Og i am - belly button window
Nastradamus -?????
Stillmatic - rewind
God son - book of rhyme's
Streets discipline - lead single, track he rapped like a girl with aids, unauthorized biography of rakim
I Kno I didn't feel like typing anymore lolHe had a few songs on streets disciple, hip hop is dead, untitled. He usually has one unusual track.