Fast Life, EFAE, Mo Money Mo Homicide, It's Mine ect.. still out there
Somewhere in the top 10
![]()
Victory>>>
Fast Life, EFAE, Mo Money Mo Homicide, It's Mine ect.. still out there
Somewhere in the top 10
![]()
Understand about Nastradamus I feel the same about SD & HHID both bore me outside of Nasir my least played Nas albumsTopsters 3
Dr is flawless but it's more of Damian marley vision all other it. I ranked it almost by default
Nastradamus is not bad but kinda bores me except a couple tracks and to me he was trying to much to copy the trends on it
Only thing where I hesitated was magic or kd3. I put magic 3 because of the dark tone but kd3 is so impressive. It could be top 5 too.
Life is good deluxe gods son and Kd2 are pretty even to me.
Kd1 and magic 2 are on the same level too. But I love magic 2 now. I was disappointed in the first listen but after a few months I love it now. It's so cinematic. Nas is just flawless on it. And that's the one who respect the most the magic theme
I am got nysom 2 small world hate me now nas is like and Undying love that 5 alone puts it above magic 3 to me
Music industry in general is that way. Nature of the business and how shady it is make artists paranoid, feelings get hurt over business and money issues all the time.
But with this, Hit-Boy got multiple interviews from January this year where he bigging up Nas, talking about how great he is to work with. Hard to believe Nas did him so dirty in the last 5 months that they got major issues now. I can see Hit being tight if Nas was supposed to come through with a verse on Big Hit album and didn't. But that ain't some crazy, shady move to the point where Hit would never work with him again like this dude implying.
![]()
Hit-Boy Curates a Playlist of the Songs That Inspire Him—and the Hits He Made With Beyoncé, Nas, Drake, and More
Talking life and music with the Producer of the Year Grammy nominee behind “N-ggas in Paris,” “Sicko Mode” and a remarkable six-album run with Nas.www.gq.com
![]()
Hit-Boy Talks 2024 Grammy Nomination, How Nas Empowers Him to ‘Be the Best Producer’ & More
After producing for Beyoncé, Jay-Z and more for over a decade, Hit-Boy has solidifed his stance as one of the best rap producers in the game.www.billboard.com
I’ll just tell you it depends on the quality of the pressing of the vinyl as not all are equal and the quality of your setup. I just find it dope as fukk to have something physical to hold. I like streaming too but vinyl is a different experience. shyt can be expensive though so be careful.I been telling myself I’m gonna get a fire record player and get into actual records heavy for like 7 years now lol, I gotta stop pump faking. I really only wanted to do it for all the soul albums I got, build a collection…might wanna get some hip hop jawns now too. People into vinyl swear that all this digital shhit we got is a travesty in comparison, doesn’t come close to the true/real sound of the record, quality wise
Music industry in general is that way. Nature of the business and how shady it is make artists paranoid, feelings get hurt over business and money issues all the time.
But with this, Hit-Boy got multiple interviews from January this year where he bigging up Nas, talking about how great he is to work with. Hard to believe Nas did him so dirty in the last 5 months that they got major issues now. I can see Hit being tight if Nas was supposed to come through with a verse on Big Hit album and didn't. But that ain't some crazy, shady move to the point where Hit would never work with him again like this dude implying.
![]()
Hit-Boy Curates a Playlist of the Songs That Inspire Him—and the Hits He Made With Beyoncé, Nas, Drake, and More
Talking life and music with the Producer of the Year Grammy nominee behind “N-ggas in Paris,” “Sicko Mode” and a remarkable six-album run with Nas.www.gq.com
![]()
Hit-Boy Talks 2024 Grammy Nomination, How Nas Empowers Him to ‘Be the Best Producer’ & More
After producing for Beyoncé, Jay-Z and more for over a decade, Hit-Boy has solidifed his stance as one of the best rap producers in the game.www.billboard.com
I doubt it but also not so impossible to imagine. Business can be tough. Nas has a history of ironing out internal issues with everyone. Nas also will pop out and then disappear on people. He's just a natural recluse.
Hitboy has a pinned comment.
Hitboy has a pinned comment.
Hitboy has a pinned comment.
If Nas changed his mind and only ever wanted Hitboy to do his albums from here on out it wouldnt even bother me. Unlike that one clown that mailed in a Nas project, Hit actually takes it serious to work with an artist of that caliber.