Roc La Familia Dynasty Intro vs Stillmatic Intro

[Groanman]

May I interject something?

Both intros are the shyt.
But there's one intro that tops them all.
Except, upon re listening, there was an awful lot of homoerotic content off up in that bytch.

nikkaz On A Motha fukkin' Mission
NO AM/FM

 

[DontEemTry]

and Nas stans say Hov stans are revisionist.

Low key Hov used to be the king of intros

That change up

Even gave Bleek that heat...



And just when nikkas thought he'd lost it...he came through on his most hated album...

 

[intilectual recipricol]

A Jay-z worshipper labeling me a c00n



"And the lightskin wavy hair girls is digging me now"

Your god is a camel faced c00n

#beanaSstan

 

[NoHalfWay]

What's crazy to me is nikkas talking like it ain't even close

Like one intro is vastly superior to the other, nah. They're both top tier

 

[mson]

May I interject something?

Both intros are the shyt.
But there's one intro that tops them all.
Except, upon re listening, there was an awful lot of homoerotic content off up in that bytch.

nikkaz On A Motha fukkin' Mission
NO AM/FM

Nobody spittin

 

[Danie84]

Easily:

This is my end and my new beginning Nostalgia
Alpha and Omega places, it's like a glitch in the matrix

...blood of Slave Heart Of King

But, I would be amiss to not admit Lord Camel kilt Dynasty intro: Only psalms I read was on the arms of my nikkaz

 

[mr.africa]

I seen it all, did it all, most of y'all will pop for a minute
Spit a sentence then the game'll get rid of y'all
Y'all got there but y'all didn't get it all, I want my style back

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

#beanaSstan

 

[NoHalfWay]

People gotta realize the tempo on both intros are complete opposite as well as the lyrical styles

Jay-Z came with the somber tone, witty wordplay and Nas came with the energy and intense imagery

 

[mr.africa]

DEAD

 

[ShaDynasty]

Jay-Z intro sounds like a dope song, whereas Nas' song just sounds like an intro.

 

[Ijaw King]

Wow this is much closer than what real life dictates

I've never heard one bad word about that Dynasty intro at all. Not one. Then I come on here and

A lot of people talk about that "Blood of a Slave, Heart of a King" not making any remote sense and I'd have to agree
Truth be told, it's gotta be "Heart of a Slave, Blood of a King" to actually fit in line with the imagery and emotion Nas is trying to portray.
A slave's bloodline and a King's heart? Or a King's bloodline and a slave's heart (ability to persevere)?

Gotta go with the Dynasty Intro here.

This was just food for thought though, you do the dishes

 

[mson]

Wow this is much closer than what real life dictates

I've never heard one bad word about that Dynasty intro at all. Not one. Then I come on here and

A lot of people talk about that "Blood of a Slave, Heart of a King" not making any remote sense and I'd have to agree
Truth be told, it's gotta be "Heart of a Slave, Blood of a King" to actually fit in line with the imagery and emotion Nas is trying to portray.
A slave's bloodline and a King's heart? Or a King's bloodline and a slave's heart (ability to persevere)?

Gotta go with the Dynasty Intro here.

This was just food for thought though, you do the dishes

He has the blood of a slave (the lineage of his ancestors and their ability to persevere) and the heart of a king( the romanticized view of a king is one of strength, confidence, and of course power). What's so hard to get? The first and only person I heard question that is Peter Rosenberg and now it seems contagious.

People gotta realize the tempo on both intros are complete opposite as well as the lyrical styles

Jay-Z came with the somber tone, witty wordplay and Nas came with the energy and intense imagery

Great assessment.

Jay-Z intro sounds like a dope song, whereas Nas' song just sounds like an intro.

I feel that way about a million and I think the vol 3 Intro was too short.

 

[SubLyminalz]

#beanaSstan

b looks so damn good in that second pic

 

[Ijaw King]

He has the blood of a slave (the lineage of his ancestors and their ability to persevere) and the heart of a king( the romanticized view of a king is one of strength, confidence, and of course power). What's so hard to get? The first and only person I heard question that is Peter Rosenberg and now it seems contagious.

There's no such thing as a bloodline of slaves. Only a bloodline of kings tbh

A person is a king through bloodline, not heart. A slave's perseverance comes from his heart, not blood