Nas sat down with acclaimed journalist Miles Marshall Lewis to open up about a bevy of topics
When Scarface talks; the Hip-Hop community listens. During a recent interview he says his Nas was originally dissing Jay-Z on “In Between Us”.
For Nas, his latest move has brought him back to familiar territory. The “It Ain’t Hard To Tell” rapper’s Mass Appeal Records has inked a deal with a subsidiary company of Sony Music according to a report from Music Business Worldwide.
After delivering yet another powerful string of bars on DJ Khaled's "SORRY NOT SORRY" track, fans are propping up Hov and rightfully so while also giving his track partner Nas some shine too.
Nas as an inmate spitting knowledge? What's the chances his name is Sincere in this film? Just sayin.'
For his visuals to “27 Summers,” Nas looks ready to hang up the mic for good and call it a career as he hits the golf course with DJ Khaled before peeling off in some golf carts that may or may not have been used in a drive-by. Just sayin.’
In his latest visuals to “Replace Me,” Nas, Don Toliver, and Big Sean find themselves the subject of photo albums where their exes reminisce about the good times they had with these music stars. Talk about ones that got away.
In his visuals to “Ultra Black” Nas take it back to the pro-Black essence of the 90’s that helped make Hip-Hop’s golden era in the Beast Coast legendary and showcases the importance of the Black family unit as he kicks rhymes in the kitchen while
Of course, Nas is Black. But maybe to drive home the point and/or to stunt on the next level, the Queensbridge rapper has teamed with Pantone for his own color, "ULTRA BLACK by Nas."
Nas has properly kicked off the campaign for his new album, titled King's Disease. Today (August 14), the Queens rapper dropped a new singled called "Ultra Black," produced by Hit-Boy.
Nas may be a GOAT rapper and MC, but if there's one criticism that has dogged him throughout his career, it's his sometimes suspect beat selection. Perhaps because of this, producer Hit-Boy has been announced as the executive producer of the Queens rapper's forthcoming new project.
Raekwon, one of the sharp swordsman of Shaolin today will celebrate the 25th anniversary of his classic solo debut Only Built 4 Cuban Linx and a new interview broke down some of its finer points.