The late Pimp C approached Hip Hop with an incomparable spirit and finesse, as he blessed fans with wise isms that marinated during his time as one half of UGK and eventually became a meal that fed a new generation of rappers nearly eight years after his untimely passing.
Rick Ross drops his collaboration with Nas, that will be on his new album, called “One Of Us.” The song arrives after Yung Renzel revealed the MMG-less tracklist for Black Market.
Suprise! Chris Brown opened the vaults earlier today, releasing an unheard track titled “Gravity” for fans listening pleasure.
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Nasir Jones, one of the most prolific and insightful rappers to ever grace a microphone, recently received an award that reflects a true testament of his rhymes and poetic nature.
Nas’ 2002 compilation The Lost Tapes may come with an asterisk when ranking it with the rest of his studio discography, but it’s all but a universal opinion that it ranks high in terms of the quality of projects he’s put out.
On Saturday night (August 29), the Sprite Corner celebrated one last night at 188 Bowery Street in New York City with an intimate concert featuring rising crooner Jordan Bratton, TDE’s resident southerner Isaiah Rashad, and legendary rhymesayer Nas (the latter two were featured in Sprite’s “Obey Your Thirst” campaign).
Migos’ studio debut, Yung Rich Nation may be something like a flop but the ATL trio currently functioning as a duo know you need more than one bullet to pull off a Soundscan 187.
On this day (July 24), Ebro Darden of Hot 97 fame, and who has a gig at Apple Music’s Beats 1, trolled the Hip-Hop Universe. According to Darden, Queen rapper Nas is not a lyricist, and just a rapper who lacks wordplay.
Carmen Bryan, Nas’ baby mama, just very well may be the new poster child for the age-old child support debate.
Today marks the premiere of the second episode of The FADER and Sprite’s Obey Your Thirst collaborative documentary series focuses on the legendary Nas. The Queensbridge veteran shares how he was driven to succeed as a Hip-Hop artist while sharing advice to the up and comers as only an OG can.
Veteran rapper Nas has never been one to shy away from sensitive cultural issues within his music, and as been one of the few mainstream artists to do so. The Queensbridge wordsmith wrote a lengthy post on Instagram discussing race in America and the possibility of equality.