Official Nas Thread
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prophecypro
Hollywood North
Bonus Performance of World is Yours shown after the show went off air
http://www.nbc.com/the-tonight-show/segments/4026
http://www.nbc.com/the-tonight-show/segments/4026
Long Live The Kane
Tyrant Titan
Even at this late date, it's crazy seeing hip hop moments like this happen....Nas and Q-Tip doing One Love with The Roots as the backing band on the Tonight Show...that sh!t is wild
DirkDizzler
Pro
Good performance. I wonder when he is going to start talking about that new album man. Its been 2 years. The streets thirst right now.
The_Third_Man
Superstar
One love has always been my favourite track off illmatic
The live version was dope, but the drums a little too loud.
The live version was dope, but the drums a little too loud.
Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
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quest be drumming like he thinks he dave ghrol man
one love suppose to be smooth
not waynes world
q-tip little adlibs were dope...
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Carolyn, from Maryland, she Lady Heroin
...remembers like it was yesterday, copping IAM, midnight at HMV. Hearing the Amityville Horror
intro, NYSOM2, Small Word, Favor for a Favor, reminiscing about Pac&Big, Aaliyah on the hook,
X trading bars on Life Is What You Make It, I Want To Talk To, Nas Is Like, and Undying Love, all
for the first time. The cherry on top was I AM beat Britney Spears out the no.1 spot by almost going GOLD the first week...those 90s memories
This thread will never die. Name another artist that can say the same?
Nas and his manager Ant really trying to kill this investment game.. good lord
Their ties to the Ben Horowitz and Andreessen got them everywhere killing this game
Article: http://www.techinasia.com/top-rap-artist-nas-manager-anthony-saleh-invest-asian-startups/
American rap artist Nas and his manager, Anthony Saleh, are startup investors with serious music street cred: Nas is an American rapper who is consistently named as one of the top hiphop artists alongside Enimem and Kanye West, and 27-year-old Saleh is Nas’ manager. Together, the duo have already invested in more than 40 startups, including Rap Genius, Deviantart, Coinbase, Crowdtilt, Tradesy, as well as being a limited partner in 500 Startups. Now, Saleh and Nas wants to further their investment reach and are looking to bring more US celebrity money into Asia, especially in emerging Asia. There is something to be said about having an entertainment celebrity participate in your investment round: the press laps it up, and the masses are more likely to hear of it – lending much more publicity mileage than just the investment monies. The duo joined in other investors into Indonesia’s Bukalapak latest investment round as co-investors, apart from already being investors through 500 Startups. (See more: Indonesia’s marketplace Bukalapak welcomes new investors Aucfan and 500 Startups) “I don’t like investing where everyone is, I invest ahead of the curve,” Saleh tells me. Southeast Asia startups looking to tackle the US or music markets would be excited to hear that Saleh and Nas are looking more seriously into putting their money into the region. Their investment into emerging markets serial investor, 500 Startups, has already helped them get one foot in the door. Having great partners like 500’s Khailee Ng in Asia goes far. Over Saleh’s current ongoing whirlwind three-day business trip in Singapore, Khailee would have lined up more than 30 potential co-investors for the former to meet. Music celebrities with anti-portfolio street cred Despite their obvious fatigue – Saleh had just woken up from a nap before we met – the pair was still more energetic than most. Saleh admitted to me that he had previously passed investing in a company because he thought the idea wouldn’t fly. Several months later, it did and is now making US$20 million a month in top-line sales. Sometimes, it is almost a mark of investment credibility when you have made investments calls that have gone wrong. If a portfolio had a high success rate, the investors may not have been pushing the boundary enough. Saleh and Nas are challenging the definition of what it means to be a music celebrity, and they are only just getting started.
Read more: Top US rap artist Nas and his manager Anthony Saleh to invest in more Asian startups http://www.techinasia.com/top-rap-artist-nas-manager-anthony-saleh-invest-asian-startups/
Bu Bu Bu... Nas not a business man
Their ties to the Ben Horowitz and Andreessen got them everywhere killing this game
Article: http://www.techinasia.com/top-rap-artist-nas-manager-anthony-saleh-invest-asian-startups/
American rap artist Nas and his manager, Anthony Saleh, are startup investors with serious music street cred: Nas is an American rapper who is consistently named as one of the top hiphop artists alongside Enimem and Kanye West, and 27-year-old Saleh is Nas’ manager. Together, the duo have already invested in more than 40 startups, including Rap Genius, Deviantart, Coinbase, Crowdtilt, Tradesy, as well as being a limited partner in 500 Startups. Now, Saleh and Nas wants to further their investment reach and are looking to bring more US celebrity money into Asia, especially in emerging Asia. There is something to be said about having an entertainment celebrity participate in your investment round: the press laps it up, and the masses are more likely to hear of it – lending much more publicity mileage than just the investment monies. The duo joined in other investors into Indonesia’s Bukalapak latest investment round as co-investors, apart from already being investors through 500 Startups. (See more: Indonesia’s marketplace Bukalapak welcomes new investors Aucfan and 500 Startups) “I don’t like investing where everyone is, I invest ahead of the curve,” Saleh tells me. Southeast Asia startups looking to tackle the US or music markets would be excited to hear that Saleh and Nas are looking more seriously into putting their money into the region. Their investment into emerging markets serial investor, 500 Startups, has already helped them get one foot in the door. Having great partners like 500’s Khailee Ng in Asia goes far. Over Saleh’s current ongoing whirlwind three-day business trip in Singapore, Khailee would have lined up more than 30 potential co-investors for the former to meet. Music celebrities with anti-portfolio street cred Despite their obvious fatigue – Saleh had just woken up from a nap before we met – the pair was still more energetic than most. Saleh admitted to me that he had previously passed investing in a company because he thought the idea wouldn’t fly. Several months later, it did and is now making US$20 million a month in top-line sales. Sometimes, it is almost a mark of investment credibility when you have made investments calls that have gone wrong. If a portfolio had a high success rate, the investors may not have been pushing the boundary enough. Saleh and Nas are challenging the definition of what it means to be a music celebrity, and they are only just getting started.
Read more: Top US rap artist Nas and his manager Anthony Saleh to invest in more Asian startups http://www.techinasia.com/top-rap-artist-nas-manager-anthony-saleh-invest-asian-startups/
Bu Bu Bu... Nas not a business man
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