Official Nas Thread
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iLLusoYuN_Da_Adidas_King
Psn illusoyun
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R.I.P Bandana P
time constraints Joe
why not play something from the album you got nominated for? What would he replace NYSOM with One Mic? When you have an extensive catalogue of classic material it can be difficult can't please everybody. Plus, the performance was fire Illmatic or not
why not play something from the album you got nominated for? What would he replace NYSOM with One Mic? When you have an extensive catalogue of classic material it can be difficult can't please everybody. Plus, the performance was fire Illmatic or not
iLLusoYuN_Da_Adidas_King
Psn illusoyun
i heard illmatic a trillion billion times I’m glad he did his new shyt. fukk fat jiddoe his opinion on NaS is obsolete to me.
Lil Jon episode of the podcast he admitted Bravehearts really had no business being in the studio like that 
but was just trying to give them something productive to do. Thanked Jon for coming through and lacing them. He did too. Quick To Back Down was
but was just trying to give them something productive to do. Thanked Jon for coming through and lacing them. He did too. Quick To Back Down was This been back in my rotation the last few months. The second half of the deluxe, You Wouldn't Understand through Where's The Love, that alone is a borderline classic. Incredibly dope album
Lil Jon episode of the podcast he admitted Bravehearts really had no business being in the studio like that
Song is super fire. Underrated honestly.
iLLusoYuN_Da_Adidas_King
Psn illusoyun
The common episode just came out and common admitted NaS influenced his entire career especially Resurrection. Common was interviewing NaS more than NaS was interviewing common.
Nas said something interesting on the Common episode of his podcast about his writing and recording techniques currently. Basically he jots down lines and ideas hears a beat and if it fits he puts it up there while freestyling the rest. He's the Goat and can obviously get away with doing that because he's at a mastery level but then I got to wondering, what does a Nas with a pen and pad and headphones on listening to instrumentals sound like?? He's still great but I understand now why he's not as technical as he use to be or as descriptive.
Ran KD2 back this morning at the gym and its classic. The way him and Hit put it together is incredible. One underrated feature of Nas is he crushes his own hooks. He can carry a complete song effortlessly. The dude is the goat.