RIP MF DOOM
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What the bloody hell?DOOM officially cemented as my 1b behind Nas. Halloween always been my favorite day of the year since a kid, but there’s a certain sting to it now.
“Safe travels, Villain”
https://hiphopdx.com/news/nas-mf-doom-freestyle
Nas and MF DOOM once had a legendary freestyle session that lasted almost an hour — but it was never caught on camera.
The cypher was detailed in an editorial penned by DOOM’s former assistant, Courtney Brown, and published on The Source in honor of the three-year anniversary of the late rapper’s death.
Brown, who worked with MF DOOM for many years after meeting him through Talib Kweli, recalled a number of fond moments she witnessed, including DOOM and Nas’ musical relationship.
“I moved to L.A. to assist him as he worked on DangerDOOM,” she explained. “During that time we spent a lot of time finding inspiration for that album and hanging out with my best friend at the time Kelis and her husband, rapper Nas.
“One day after a bougie L.A. dinner I convinced them to come back to my hotel room where DOOM put on some beats and Nas began freestyling. This lasted nearly an hour. DOOM had his Special Herbs CD on him and it was a historical moment not captured on camera or recorded.”
Despite never officially releasing a collaboration together, the two rap titans built a special bond prior to DOOM’s death in 2020.
During a 2012 interview with HipHopDX, the masked MC spoke about his relationship with Nas and briefly reflected on their aforementioned freestyle session.
“[Nas is] my brother,” he said. “My other brother from another mother. We got some work done, but we ain’t record it. He would freestyle and have fun and shyt. We should have recorded some of the freestyles this n-gga did.
What the bloody hell?
Nas & MF DOOM's 'Historical' Freestyle Detailed By Late Rapper's Ex-Assistant
Nas and MF DOOM once had a legendary freestyle session that lasted almost an hour — but it was never caught on camera.
The cypher was detailed in an editorial penned by DOOM’s former assistant, Courtney Brown, and published on The Source in honor of the three-year anniversary of the late rapper’s death.
Brown, who worked with MF DOOM for many years after meeting him through Talib Kweli, recalled a number of fond moments she witnessed, including DOOM and Nas’ musical relationship.
“I moved to L.A. to assist him as he worked on DangerDOOM,” she explained. “During that time we spent a lot of time finding inspiration for that album and hanging out with my best friend at the time Kelis and her husband, rapper Nas.
“One day after a bougie L.A. dinner I convinced them to come back to my hotel room where DOOM put on some beats and Nas began freestyling. This lasted nearly an hour. DOOM had his Special Herbs CD on him and it was a historical moment not captured on camera or recorded.”
Despite never officially releasing a collaboration together, the two rap titans built a special bond prior to DOOM’s death in 2020.
During a 2012 interview with HipHopDX, the masked MC spoke about his relationship with Nas and briefly reflected on their aforementioned freestyle session.
“[Nas is] my brother,” he said. “My other brother from another mother. We got some work done, but we ain’t record it. He would freestyle and have fun and shyt. We should have recorded some of the freestyles this n-gga did.
Never knew these dudes even knew each other, that’s wild.What the bloody hell?
https://hiphopdx.com/news/nas-mf-doom-freestyle
Nas and MF DOOM once had a legendary freestyle session that lasted almost an hour — but it was never caught on camera.
The cypher was detailed in an editorial penned by DOOM’s former assistant, Courtney Brown, and published on The Source in honor of the three-year anniversary of the late rapper’s death.
Brown, who worked with MF DOOM for many years after meeting him through Talib Kweli, recalled a number of fond moments she witnessed, including DOOM and Nas’ musical relationship.
“I moved to L.A. to assist him as he worked on DangerDOOM,” she explained. “During that time we spent a lot of time finding inspiration for that album and hanging out with my best friend at the time Kelis and her husband, rapper Nas.
“One day after a bougie L.A. dinner I convinced them to come back to my hotel room where DOOM put on some beats and Nas began freestyling. This lasted nearly an hour. DOOM had his Special Herbs CD on him and it was a historical moment not captured on camera or recorded.”
Despite never officially releasing a collaboration together, the two rap titans built a special bond prior to DOOM’s death in 2020.
During a 2012 interview with HipHopDX, the masked MC spoke about his relationship with Nas and briefly reflected on their aforementioned freestyle session.
“[Nas is] my brother,” he said. “My other brother from another mother. We got some work done, but we ain’t record it. He would freestyle and have fun and shyt. We should have recorded some of the freestyles this n-gga did.
too rare of an occurrence life to be caught on camera
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Yea, in an interview I remember DOOM saying he went to a Nas pool party once, and gave Nas a painting lol. Not surprising to me Nas would know him and be friends with him, Nas is a super hip hop head and they both knew MC Serch. Probably remember him from the KMD days.What the bloody hell?
Nas & MF DOOM's 'Historical' Freestyle Detailed By Late Rapper's Ex-Assistant
Nas and MF DOOM once had a legendary freestyle session that lasted almost an hour — but it was never caught on camera.
The cypher was detailed in an editorial penned by DOOM’s former assistant, Courtney Brown, and published on The Source in honor of the three-year anniversary of the late rapper’s death.
Brown, who worked with MF DOOM for many years after meeting him through Talib Kweli, recalled a number of fond moments she witnessed, including DOOM and Nas’ musical relationship.
“I moved to L.A. to assist him as he worked on DangerDOOM,” she explained. “During that time we spent a lot of time finding inspiration for that album and hanging out with my best friend at the time Kelis and her husband, rapper Nas.
“One day after a bougie L.A. dinner I convinced them to come back to my hotel room where DOOM put on some beats and Nas began freestyling. This lasted nearly an hour. DOOM had his Special Herbs CD on him and it was a historical moment not captured on camera or recorded.”
Despite never officially releasing a collaboration together, the two rap titans built a special bond prior to DOOM’s death in 2020.
During a 2012 interview with HipHopDX, the masked MC spoke about his relationship with Nas and briefly reflected on their aforementioned freestyle session.
“[Nas is] my brother,” he said. “My other brother from another mother. We got some work done, but we ain’t record it. He would freestyle and have fun and shyt. We should have recorded some of the freestyles this n-gga did.
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What the bloody hell?
Nas & MF DOOM's 'Historical' Freestyle Detailed By Late Rapper's Ex-Assistant
Nas and MF DOOM once had a legendary freestyle session that lasted almost an hour — but it was never caught on camera.
The cypher was detailed in an editorial penned by DOOM’s former assistant, Courtney Brown, and published on The Source in honor of the three-year anniversary of the late rapper’s death.
Brown, who worked with MF DOOM for many years after meeting him through Talib Kweli, recalled a number of fond moments she witnessed, including DOOM and Nas’ musical relationship.
“I moved to L.A. to assist him as he worked on DangerDOOM,” she explained. “During that time we spent a lot of time finding inspiration for that album and hanging out with my best friend at the time Kelis and her husband, rapper Nas.
“One day after a bougie L.A. dinner I convinced them to come back to my hotel room where DOOM put on some beats and Nas began freestyling. This lasted nearly an hour. DOOM had his Special Herbs CD on him and it was a historical moment not captured on camera or recorded.”
Despite never officially releasing a collaboration together, the two rap titans built a special bond prior to DOOM’s death in 2020.
During a 2012 interview with HipHopDX, the masked MC spoke about his relationship with Nas and briefly reflected on their aforementioned freestyle session.
“[Nas is] my brother,” he said. “My other brother from another mother. We got some work done, but we ain’t record it. He would freestyle and have fun and shyt. We should have recorded some of the freestyles this n-gga did.
get these nets
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Ben Gore pays tribute to one of his favourite rappers in MF Doom-themed cookbook
Ben Gore pays tribute to one of his favourite rappers in MF Doom-themed cookbook.
www.creativeboom.com
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MF DOOM Estate Sues Ex-Stones Throw Manager, Claims Theft of His Rhyme Books
Any follow-up to this ?
Any follow-up to this ?
MF DOOM Estate Sues Ex-Stones Throw Label Manager, Claiming He Stole Songwriting Notebooks
MF DOOM's estate is suing the late rapper's former Stones Throw label manager for allegedly stealing songwriting notebooks.
www.billboard.com