This is the slept on gem breh
so much knowledge
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This is the slept on gem breh
so much knowledge
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
at this dude Nas never posting the name of his album in May.Nas is trolling
Nas is trolling
T.he I.nformant
1st Ballot HOF Teller
but the shyt IS weak
Eastside Get The Money
Veteran
He who has begun is half done........
Nas - Nas Opening His Own Sneaker Store
The I Can hitmaker, who rapped about his sneaker addiction on his classic 1994 track N.Y. State of Mind, revealed his latest venture on Twitter.com after sharing a photo of himself checking out progress on the building's construction at the weekend (25May13).
In the accompanying caption, he wrote: "On the construction site for my sneaker store in Vegas!! Comin this year y'all (sic) SneakerFiends".
Nas has yet to announce a launch date for the store.
Nas | Nas Opening His Own Sneaker Store | Contactmusic.com
Nas Kicked Off Memorial Day Weekend at TAO in Las Vegas
Nas first dined in the restaurant beside TAO’s iconic 20-foot floating Buddha where he was joined by a group of friends. Afterward, he made his way into the nightclub and was welcomed by the packed crowd as DJ Eric D-Lux announced his arrival.
Nas took in the party scene at his VIP table on the dance floor as fans clamored to snap a photo of the music maven. Soon afterward he treated the club to a special performance of hip hop staples including, “You Can Hate Me Now,” “If I Ruled the World,” “Nas is Like,” “It Ain’t Hard to Tell” and “Made you Look.” In between songs he wished the crowd a happy Memorial Day Weekend and stated, “It’s good to be here. I want to thank TAO for bring me out,” as well as reminded the crowd to “live your life to the fullest.”
R&B singer Ashanti was also spotted partying with Nas and friends at TAO that night.
http://www.vegasnews.com/96953/nas-kicks-off-memorial-day-weekend-at-tao-in-las-vegas.html
Nas first dined in the restaurant beside TAO’s iconic 20-foot floating Buddha where he was joined by a group of friends. Afterward, he made his way into the nightclub and was welcomed by the packed crowd as DJ Eric D-Lux announced his arrival.
Nas took in the party scene at his VIP table on the dance floor as fans clamored to snap a photo of the music maven. Soon afterward he treated the club to a special performance of hip hop staples including, “You Can Hate Me Now,” “If I Ruled the World,” “Nas is Like,” “It Ain’t Hard to Tell” and “Made you Look.” In between songs he wished the crowd a happy Memorial Day Weekend and stated, “It’s good to be here. I want to thank TAO for bring me out,” as well as reminded the crowd to “live your life to the fullest.”
R&B singer Ashanti was also spotted partying with Nas and friends at TAO that night.
http://www.vegasnews.com/96953/nas-kicks-off-memorial-day-weekend-at-tao-in-las-vegas.html
The Nastradamus 3D video made me not cop a Nas album right away for the first time ever. Then as 99 winded down, I was like screw it, let me buy this before Y2K take us out 
I remember popping in the CD with no expectation. I was more taken back by the CD booklet: naming Ill Will ceo from heaven
, the Bravehearts rocking Willie Esco 
, and the Sade shoutout in the the Thank Yous 
Then, as I heard Jessica Care Moore on the intro/outro, Life We Choose, Some Of Us Have Angels, Project Windows, Shoot Em Up, Family, God Love Us, and Quiet nikkas, I was like how is the
Nas set the bar so high, when he drops a good album with not much
lyrics or pomp and circumstance (well the 3D glasses/TRL fiasco was MadTv worthy) it's deemed as an L 
I remember popping in the CD with no expectation. I was more taken back by the CD booklet: naming Ill Will ceo from heaven
, the Bravehearts rocking Willie Esco , and the Sade shoutout in the the Thank Yous Then, as I heard Jessica Care Moore on the intro/outro, Life We Choose, Some Of Us Have Angels, Project Windows, Shoot Em Up, Family, God Love Us, and Quiet nikkas, I was like how is the
Nas set the bar so high, when he drops a good album with not much
lyrics or pomp and circumstance (well the 3D glasses/TRL fiasco was MadTv worthy) it's deemed as an L