Podcast appearances and mentions of nasir jones

SUUUUUUU! Welcome to another dip into the Wu-Tang Clan chamber. We jump into our Slept-On Wu Bangers Spotify playlist (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0iESHJ2ZPR33rhl9mHEmRx) and pick out a song to break down on the show.   Back in 2001, Ghostface  Killah was hitting his apex, and one of the best songs to encapsulate this is ‘The Sun'. A deep cut that never got the chance to open his album ‘Bulletproof Wallets', thanks to RZA being too high to remember the sample for clearance, this song may well be the best example of Wu-Tang being for the children. Featuring Raekwon, Slick Rick and RZA, we bring your our takes on this incredible track.   Show Notes Best Alarm Clock Hip Hop Songs (6:37)  

Welcome back to our series digging into the greatest three-album runs in hip hop history, and today we bring you some modern classics from one of the best rap duos putting in work - Armand Hammer.   We dig into the genius of billy woods and Elucid with rapper PremRock, travelling through 2017's Rome, 2018's Paraffin and 2020's Shrines, looking at why this run is so special, and how it taps into the entire history of rap in just three records.   Featuring a ton of amazing guest contributions, from the likes of rapper Defcee, writer Ginger Slim, producer SonRaw, and the elite rap pod voices of Nate LeBlanc (Dad Bod Rap Pod), Dan O (Freemusic Empire), Rohan (The Rap Music Plug Podcast), and the Extraordinary Rap crew. Yep, this one be STACKED!   Full 3-Album Run series: https://www.crate808.com/3album-runs Armand Hammer interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkoiA6vA2TI billy woods ‘The Eucharist' track review w/ Blockhead: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2dLGh0gqgCWD5n952Vte8m   Show Notes Why this is a GOAT run (00:00) Nate LeBlanc (17:00) Rome (26:50) Rohan (33:30) Dan O + Paraffin (1:05:50) Defcee (1:26:20) SonRaw + Shrines (1:43:00) Tim Fish aka Ginger Slim (2:12:40) Extraordinary Rap crew (2:24:20)  

Les ballades de Mariah Carey, pleines de passion et de douleur, ont fait frissonner des millions de personnes. Parmi les plus mémorables, il y a "We belong together", sortie en 2005 et dont la vidéo met un point final au récit amorcé dans le clip du single précédent. Ici, nous assistons au mariage des personnages de Mariah et d'Eric Roberts. Mais la future épouse quitte subitement la cérémonie pour s'enfuir en voiture avec son amant, prenant au dépourvu le clone de Tommy Mottola, son ex-mari autoritaire. Elle concrétise sûrement un fantasme qu'elle avait quand elle partageait sa vie avec lui. Histoire de donner du grain à moudre aux journaux à scandale, Mariah en rajoute une couche par rapport à leur relation… Mais qu'a-t-elle pu bien faire pour générer le buzz ? Pour le savoir, découvrez la suite de cet épisode consacré aux 20 ans de son album "The emancipation of Mimi".Un grand MERCI à Milana et Didier pour leur participation.Crédits de l'épisode :- "Crie hie" (Eugene Fredy / Jérôme Rastello)- "Shake it off" (Mariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox, Johnta Austin)- "Get your number" feat. Jermaine Dupri (Mariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri, Johnta Austin, John Phillips, Ahsley Ingram, Bryan-Michael Cox, Leee John, Steve Jolley, Tony Swain, LRoc)- "Don't forget about us" (Mariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox, Johnta Austin)- "Say somethin'" feat. Snoop Dogg (Mariah Carey, Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo, Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr.)- "We belong together" (Mariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri, Sandra Sully, Johnta Austin, Darnell Bristol, Sid Johnson, Bobby Womack, Patrick Moten, Kenneth Edmonds, Manuel Seal)- "One sweet day" (Mariah Carey, Walter Afanasieff, Michael McCary, Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris, Shawn Stockman)- "Touch my body" (Mariah Carey, Christopher Stewart, Crystal Johnson, Terius The-Dream Nash, L.A. Reid)- "Angels cry" feat. Ne-Yo (Mariah Carey, James Wright, Christopher Stewart, Crystal Johnson)- "Oh santa !" (Mariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox)- "Giving me life" feat. Slick Rick & Blood Orange (Mariah Carey, Devonté Hynes, Ricky M.L. Walters)- "For the record" (Mariah Carey, Bryan-Michael Cox, Adonis Shropshire)- "Dedicated" feat. Nas (Mariah Carey, James Fauntleroy, Nasir Jones, Chauncey Hollis, Dennis Coles, Robert Diggs, Gary Grice, Lamont Hawkins, Jason Hunter, Russell Jones, Clifford Smith, Corey Woods, Hit-Boy, Darhyl Camper, Hazebanga)L'épisode contient aussi :- Un extrait de l'interview de Mariah Carey pour Access Hollywood (2005)- Un extrait de l'interview de Mariah Carey pour Sirius XM (16/11/2018)- Un extrait du medley de Mariah Carey sur "We belong together" et "Fly like a bird" à la 48ème cérémonie des Grammy Awards (08/02/2006)Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

SUUUUUUU! Yes, we are back with you, digging into the Wu chamber once more, as we jump into our Slept-On Wu Bangers Spotify Playlist (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0iESHJ2ZPR33rhl9mHEmRx) and pick out a song to break down on the show.   This episode we travel back to the year 2000, and Wu's album ‘The W', where Kam breaks down his love for the abundantly erratic song ‘Careful (Click, Click)'.   Show Notes That's That Shit promo (03:00) Track review (06:10)  

Stankonia full episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-97658593 The Marshall Mathers LP full episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-lp-97480136   Here's another sneak peek into what's going on at our Patreon (patreon.com/crate808), a place where you can support the show and hear tons of bonus episodes talking about the hip hop universe. Coming up, get ready for some elite rap chat from the likes of rapper Brian Ennals, producer Infinity Knives, as well as heads, Dan O from Freemusic Empire and Tom Comey from Shotgun the Aux.   Show Notes Stankonia (01:50) Marshall Mathers LP (55:20)  

Time to roll a spliff with a bible, and boogie board on a tidal wave, yes it's and another episode of our Digging in the Crates series - The Alchemist edition

Bonne année 2025 ! Pour démarrer cette nouvelle année sur les chapeaux de roue, quoi de mieux que de livrer l'épisode 2 de la saison 5 ?Oui vous ne rêvez pas, on parle bien de l'épisode 2 ce qui ne nous était pas arrivé depuis au moins, pfiou ! Deux saisons ! Cet épisode nous emmène à New-York, dans le borough de Queensbridge plus précisément, à la rencontre de Nasir Jones aka Nas bka Nasty Nas. Une très belle et riche carrière pour l'artiste qui a démarré lors d'un live at the bbq resté dans les annales et qui continue encore aujourd'hui, le MC de 50 ans nous ayant régalé avec pas moins de 6 albums en collab avec le beatmaker Hit Boy depuis 2020. Sur cet épisode 6 et Daz sont épaulés par Mog, le boss de l'underground, qui prépare par ailleurs un numéro de l'After dédié au MC de QB. Bonne écoute !====Ecoutez 6 & Daz sur Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/6-and-daz/id1476945597Ecoutez 6 & Daz sur n'importe quelle app de podcasts: https://rss.acast.com/6-and-dazRejoignez-nous :Sur le twitter de Qualiter : https://twitter.com/dequaliterSur le forum de Qualiter : https://forum.dequaliter.com Sur la chaine Twitch de Qualiter : https://twitch.tv/dequaliterVous pouvez également soutenir Qualiter en participant à notre patreon : https://www.patreon.com/qualiter Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Our end of year special is here, and as always it is STACKED. This is a two-part special, and over the next 5+ hours, Kam, Ray and SonRaw bring you an epic Ka tribute, our Top 5 albums of the year, and all our fave verses, songs and MVP shouts.   Featuring some truly incredible contributions from the rap scene, we have a huge guest list, including…   Yoh Phillips NAHreally The Expert Professor Skye Elsie not Elise Uncommon Nasa Gary Suarez (Cabbages) Max Bell Ken B. Inge (Dead End Hip Hop) Zilla Rocca Dan O Dobson Alaska Atoms The Rap Music Plug Podcast Beezy (Dead End Hip Hop) Gingerslim Tokyo Cigar   Show Notes 2024 thoughts: Snoop, breakdancing at Olympics (01:25) Ka tribute + The Thief Next to Jesus album review (09:20) Uncommon Nasa + Dan O on Ka (27:30) Yoh Phillips on Kendrick Lamar (53:40) Elsie not Elise (1:34:40) Least hip hop things + Rakim chat (1:40:50) Eminem - The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) (1:46:00) Cabbages + Professor Skye (1:59:50) LL Cool J - The Force (2:08:30) Uncommon NASA + Tokyo Cigar (2:21:00)  

Continuing our two-part special episode, we bring you our final takes on this stellar year in rap, as well as more incredible guest contributions   Show Notes Roc Marciano - Marciology (01:14) Cavalier - Different Type Time (06:14) NAHReally + The Expert (13:30) Dan O + Ken B. Inge (29:50) Estee Nack - Stone Temple Pyrex + Systematically We Were Never Free (50:56) Max Bell + The Rap Music Plug Podcast (57:30) MAVI - Shadowbox (1:07:30) Ginger Slim + Dobson (1:22:50) Ransom + Harry Fraud - Lavish Misery (1:34:30) Schoolboy Q - Blue Lips + Mach-Hommy - RICHAXXHAITIAN (1:38:40) Zilla Rocca + Beezy + Alaska Atoms (1:46:09) Jay Royale - The Bea Gaddy Soup Kitchen (2:01:10) Songs of the year (2:07:40) MVPs + artwork + best moments of 2024 (2:32:30)  

Yo yo yo, welcome to another episode of our Digging in the Crates Series - the Roc Marciano edition

What can be said about Nasir Jones that has not already been said. One of the illest in the game! Happy Birthday Nas!! Thank you for tuning in & be sure to GIVE US A ‘LIKE' ON FaceBook—>  www.facebook.com/AOTARadio You can tune in LIVE every Sunday from 12AM – 4AM PST with your host Django andREAD MORE

BREAK OUT THE HEAD CHEESE PEOPLE! Yes, it's our final episode of Hip Hop Heads Talk Horror series for this Halloween, and we go out with a bang - celebrating FIFTY years of one of the best films ever made, 1974's ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre'

One, two, Crate 808 is coming for you. Three, four, better lock your door. Five, six, here's your hip hop fix!   Today we hope to keep your Halloweens spooky by continuing our Hip Hop Heads Talk Horror series, and this one is big. We sit down to celebrate 40 years of an iconic, genre-shifting, pop culture behemoth - Wes Craven's classic ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street' from 1984.   Joining in the fun, we have Myke C-Town and Alaska Atoms, with dope contributions from hip hop heads Simon Ward and Tom Comey

We kick off our Halloween season with more Hip Hop Heads Talking Horror, celebrating a titanic film from 1984 - James Cameron's ‘The Terminator'.   Joining in the fun is Call Out Culture's Alaska Atoms and Curly Castro, as well as dope contributions from other hip hop heads like writers SonRaw and Simon Ward. Lock in for the hip hop x horror crossover you need for spooky season!   Show Notes Why this film has lasted (00:00) Why everyone wants to see the apocalypse (13:40) Simon Ward contribution (24:40) Why this is a horror + the film's morality (30:00) The Terminator as a monster (47:00) SonRaw contribution (1:08:30) Canibus Feature Award (1:16:40) Who has best opening 5-film run? (1:33:50) Hip hop categories (1:51:00)   Help support the show and unlock a whole dungeon of rap goodness:   Wu-Tang Chronicles Series

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42eme épisode de SCRATCH. Nous avions deja parler de Nasty Nas, alias Nas Escobar, alias Nastradamus, alias Nas, quelques episodes auparavant. Nous réitérons donc l'expérience mais en faisant un bon de 6 ans dans le temps. Nous nous situons en l'an 2008, entre les albums « Hip-Hop Is Dead » et « Untitled », où Nasir Jones enchaine les polemiques. Et la mixtape dont nous allons parler prend vie durant ces polemiques justement. Nous allons vous parler de « The N*gger Tape », hosté par DJ Green Lanthern. Animé par Golgoseize, et en invités du jour : Dianguina (Interlude Hip-Hop Classic) et Linho (33 Carats).

Full Stillmatic episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-88128592 Full The Ecstatic episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-86935654   Today we're bringing you look behind the curtain of what's happening at our Patreon, where we have hours and HOURS worth of bonus material for all you fellow rap nerds.   These right here are some highlights from our naughties rap album reviews, specifically Nas' 2001 record, Stillmatic, followed by Mos Def's The Ecstatic from 2009. Both incredible records that deserve their shine.   With a stacked guest line up of producer MIGHTHEALTHY, rapper and podcaster Zilla Rocca from Call Out Culture and The Next Movement Podcast's Rob Kheul, these reviews buried deep into our love for Nas and Mos, and where hip hop was at in the naughties.   And of course if we're speaking about Nas in 2001, we HAVE to start with his incendiary beef with Jay-Z, and one of the best diss tracks of all time - Ether.   Show Notes: Ether: Best diss track ever? (02:00) Is Nas the best old rapper? (18:30) 5-Mic Moments on Stillmatic (35:00) Thoughts on One-Mic (49:45) The Ecstatic: Mos Def's Madvillainy (1:01:28) Mos Def compared to Mach-Hommy (1:29:50)   Help support the show and unlock a whole dungeon of rap goodness:   MF DOOM Series

Saki goes straight SportsCenter and talks National BA until he's blue in the face.Then we get into a snapshot of the middle of Nasir Jones's career and pledge to look into his most current material. Also, Saki expresses his appreciation for Kelis.Nate Robinson disrespects Clyde Drexler and we let it slide because he OBVIOUSLY has so CTE left over from the time Jake Paul rocked his snot box. Short Docket, but dense episode. See y'all mutant miscreants later.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-shred-head-podcast/donations

Guest DJ Mix Andy Capp | NASIR JONES

“NY State if Mind” così cantava, anzi rappava, Nasir Jones in arte NAS. E uno stato mentale adatto a New York, ma soprattutto allo #USOpen che lì si svolge e che inizierà fra pochi giorni, è anche quello che hanno mostrato Novak #Djokovic e Carlos #Alcaraz nelle 3:48 minuti della finale del torneo di #Cincinnati questa nella la notte italiana appena trascorsa. 00:00 La clamorosa finale tra Djokovic e Alcaraz giocata a Cincinnati 07:50 TOILET BREAK: Ma questi 1000? Vengono snobbati? Meglio di 1 o 2 settimane? 12:18 Max #Purcell: l'ascesa di una bella anomalia 15:28 La settimana di #Sinner & Co ma anche di Jasmine #Paolini 19:05 Coco #Gauff sta esplodendo =================

As we celebrate 50 years in Hip Hop, ILLMATIC CONSEQUENCES combines social science and hip-hop studies to address disinformation and propaganda that distorted political discourse after the 2020 election. In this text, scholars and activists come together to clap back on the lies that animated attacks at local school boards and the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. capitol. Following a thematic structure, these contributors address "The Crisis", "The Clapback", and "The Consequences", using hip hop and Afrofuturism as models for analysis and solutions to the cultural divisions in the United States. Inspired by the work of David Roediger, Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Ibram Kendi, and Carol Anderson, ILLMATIC CONSEQUENCES stretches the vision and lexicon of Nasir Jones to a new generation of artists. Readers of this text will become the vanguard of a global society dedicated to freedom, justice, and decolonization. Join us as the authors use Critical Race Theory lenses to theorize political, class, scientific, spatial and cultural dimensions of Hip Hop as modality and practice on this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large. Listen to past shows: https://soundcloud.com/leonard-lopate Be a Friend: Twitter - https://twitter.com/lopate_leonard Support the Station (select the Leonard Lopate at Large from the pulldown menu): BAI Buddy: https://wbai.wedid.it

Heute dreht sich alles um Nasir Jones aka NAS.  Einer der legendärsten Rapper aus New York, seit seinem Debüt Album Illmatic ist er nicht mehr wegzudenken, er begeistert uns mit seinen mittlerweile 50 Jahren aber immer noch durch seine stabilen Hip Hop Alben. Einer der ganz großen, Zeit das Rolis und Harro seine Großartige Diskographie durchsprechen. Viel Spaß

On a very special reviews only episode of Reg & Stone we catch up on some Q4 records that we missed from the return of a little known rapper by the name of Nasir Jones to the mysterious superdrop of Sault's latest records. We also shout out to a dude name Stevie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One of the GOATs of hip hop blessed us with another project with Hit-Boy…and it's one of the year's best. We dig into the stand out cuts and breakdown where this album stands in his all-time discography.   Our 3-Album Run series in full: https://www.crate808.com/3album-runs  

Tune in as I explore each song on this iconic body of artistry showcasing true musical excellence! ***Note: Rating for Ghetto Reporter is 5 out of 5 (Audio slightly clipped off) Send feedback; guest requests to: quietlyqueen8@gmail.com Also, you may leave a voice message with your feedback on tonight's episode. AS ALWAYS THANKS FOR TUNING IN TO QUIETLY QUEEN WITH YOURS TRULY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep watching...I mean LISTENING LOL ;) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queening222/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queening222/support

We keep the conversation light and fun for our 300th episode as we have a great discussion about our lead up to Wakanda Forever, as well as, Nasir Jones' legendary third act, and our thoughts on James Gunn reaching out to fans for characters they would like to see brought to life. Let's have a great convo for the 300th time!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/khary-robertson/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/khary-robertson/support

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Welcome to another episode of "1 Jewel, 1 Verse". Where Hip-Hop Hidden Gems takes a deep dive into a special verse.Who is the greatest rapper of all time? That is a question that has started many debates. Everyone has an opinion, and many of these opinions clash. However there are a hand full of rappers who are sure to be in that conversation. Nas is one of those names.So how did the Hidden Gems crew sneak a song by Nasir Jones onto their podcast? It's pretty simple really. Have you heard the song "Last Words" before? Probably not. The track off of Nas' 1999 album Nastradamus has seemed to be forgotten in time, but deserves another look. It is a true example of a M.C. worthy of being considered the GOAT.Please LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!You can find us on twitter @:Mo @APowerMoJoWillie @Williefreeman19 Media Group: @19MGroupBuy yourself a shirt & support the podcast:https://19-media-group.myspreadshop.com/all And special thanks to:Warren Shaw @ShawSportsNBAhttps://twitter.com/Dope_Interviews

Nas is one of the greatest (and nastiest) rappers of all time. From a rough start growing up in the Queensbridge projects of NYC, Nasir Jones rose through the ranks of the rap game, and has cemented himself as one of the best to ever do it. Come hang out with Sight After Dark (Sifa and Dan) as we discuss all things Nas!

Nasir Jones, is undoubtley one of the greatest emcees to ever live. If you disagree argue with your mother. Nas is truly not from this planet, his written songs from the perspective of a gun with "I Gave You Power", rapped "before birth" with "Fetus" and "after death" with "Amongst Kings". He is top tier in every category, he has mastered making great songs, writing great verses, metaphors, similes, and everything it takes to be a great emcee. He also has went toe to toe with another one of the greatest emcees in Jay. He wrote a classic at 18. Nas has also become a savvy business man and made some of the best investments in recent history. Check out this episode on the one and only Nasir Jones. Thank you Nas for everything you have and continue to do for hip hop and the world. Thank you.

I had a blast speaking with Lindsay W. Huddleston II. Lindsay is a Policy and Program Associate with Michigan's Children. He shared his background and his expertise throughout this episode. Lindsay also talked about the work Michigans Children is getting ready to embark on to bring forth a tuition waiver for live experience foster youth/alumni in the state of Michigan. Tune in for more!

This week we bring on one of our favourite new artists to talk about one of our favourite albums ever! Memphis rapper, Lukah, talks Nas' classic second album from 1996 - It Was Written. What a time to be alive.   YouTube Version

The William Shakespeare of Queensbridge, Illmatic proves that hip-hop, as an art form, should be respected, honored, and admired for it's ability to uplift spirits, detail experiences, and vividly profile our humanity. Straight out the fucking dungeons of rap, this is hip-hop excellence from a once-in-a-century MC, Mr. Nasir Jones.

Today's dose of “Vitamin D” is dedicated to being great. In fact, it's a sin to be good when you're supposed to be great. You are supposed to be great. Now the question stands, are you living an extraordinary life? Are you living your life making just enough money to get by? Are you in a relationship where you feel loved, appreciated, wanted and/or encouraged? Are you dedicating enough time to your dreams and aspirations? If you've answered “no” to any of those questions, why are you robbing yourself out of life? It's your right to live at your greatest potential. It's your right to be great. It's time for you to check yourself before you wreck yourself. Heck, half of the time we're living a mediocre life because we're used to getting mediocre results. We're comfortable. However, attaining a life that overflows in abundance takes getting a little uncomfortable. In the hit single, “I Can,” lyrically acclaimed rapper Nasir Jones encourages that you can be whatever it is that you want to be. “You can be anything in the world, in God we trust. An architect, doctor, maybe an actress, but nothing comes easy it takes much practice.” Are you ready to put in that work? Are you ready to live a life where you are nothing shy of great? I know I am. Now repeat after me, “I know I can (I know I can), be what I wanna be (be what I wanna be). If I work hard at it (If I work hard at it), I'll be where I wanna be (I'll be where I wanna be).” That's it for your dose of "Vitamin D." Be sure to follow me on all social media @DawnDaiSpeaks and until next time, always remember, "you are your greatest asset!" Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Back from a two-week vacation here goes another one. This week we give Nasir Jones the flowers that he is well deserving of. We review the Kings disease 2 album as well as the lyrical return of Lauryn Hill so to speak as well as a Tyler The Creator appreciation day. We also do a quick review of the suicide squad movie and why the fuck does a starfish need a planet to rule? Lots of jokes as usual. Hope you enjoy and thank you to everybody who listens. PS: Pardon Abdullah‘s son (who's name is NAS by the way) in the background on certain times. Good dad gang. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

  In this episode, as you will discover if you listen, which serves as a bridge between what the podcast has been for the last two and a half years and where it is (hopefully) heading, Kevin interviews himself. Or, more accurately, his wife Wendy was kind enough to facilitate a discussion and the two of them chop it up about gateway drugs into girl pop, real hip-hop, and giving people their flowers. For additional information about the verbose and depressive music website Ahendonic Headphones, click here!   Episode Musical Credits: Opening Theme Music- "Flava In Ya Ear" (Instrumental); written by Osten Harvey Jr, Craig Mack, Roger Nichols, and Paul Williams. Bad Boy Records, 1994. Closing Theme Music - "Feelin'"; written by Rashad Harden. Hyperdub Records, 2013.   "Run Away With Me," written by Carly Rae Jepsen, Mattias Larsson, Robin Fredriksson, Karl Johan Schuster, Oscar Holter, and Jonnali Parmenius; performed by Carly Rae Jepsen. Emotion, 604/School Boy/Interscope, 2015. "Cruel Summer," written by Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff, and Annie Clark; performed by Taylor Swift. Lover, Republic Records, 2019. "...Baby One More Time," written by Max Martin; performed by Britney Spears. ....Baby One More Time, Jive Records, 1999. "Yesterday, This Would Have Meant So Much to Us," written by Andrew Hargreaves; performed by Tape Loop Orchestra. Single originally released by Hibernate, 2014. "N.Y. State of Mind," written by Nasir Jones and Christopher Martin; performed by Nas. Illmatic, Columbia, 1994. "I Understand," written by Kim Gannon and Mabel Wayne; performed by The Ink Spots. Original recording information unknown—Trees Lounge Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, MCA/Universal, 1996.  "Lost Myself," written by Crispin Hunt; performed by Longpigs. The Sun is Often Out, Mother Records, 1996. "Dreamdaddy," written by Keith Ferguson; performed by World Leader Pretend. Punches, Warner Brothers, 2005. "Go Get The Cops," written by Ricky Brennan, Brendan Harney, and Scott Leveque; performed by Wheat. Per Second, Per Second, Per Second...Every Second, Aware/Columbia, 2003.  "Coke," written by Brandin Lea and Cory Kreig; performed by Flickerstick. Welcoming Home The Astronauts, 226 Records, 2000. 

In this episode Jontee and Vic express their adoration for fine men 40+. They discuss Nasir Jones, Idris Elba and Clifford Smith just to name a few. I mean have you seen the way some of these men are aging? Salt & pepper beards against smooth melanin! Whew chilay! Follow our IG page @weregonnatalkpodcast Make sure you subscribe and share. Available on Spotify, Apple, and Google!!!

Nous partons à l'abordage d'un autre burrough de New York dans cet épisode, et pas des moindres puisque nous nous attaquons au Queens ! En guise d'apéritif, nous vous offrons la célèbre tribu venue du quartier de Jamaica et membre du collectif Native Tongue, la mythique Tribe Called Quest, avant d'aborder un duo légendaire qui aura lancé la scène indé new-yorkaise, Organized Konfusion. La pièce maîtresse sera composée d'une voix reconnaissable entre mille, saupoudrée de rimes d'orfèvre, sous la forme d'un quizz sur Nasir Jones, alias Nas. Vient ensuite le moment de se plonger dans les entrailles de Queensbridge, avec un autre duo emblématique et tellement influent, Mobb Deep. Pour le dessert, nous abordons pêle-mêle quelques personnages clés de la scène du Queens avant de proposer notre sélection habituelle d'albums qui ont fait la scène.

This week we discuss Carmen Bryan, her life and love triangle that led to one of the biggest beefs in hip hop history. When Carmen Bryan met Nasir Jones they were both still teenagers. Nas was working on his debut album and Carmen at Def Jam Records. Times were rough, but they loved each other and soon came their daughter, Destiny. With the release of Nas' album came a new level of fame, money and all the excess that comes with it. With him out "doing Nas", Carmen was left to care for their daughter and the double standard was strong. When Carmen met Jay Z, they development a long lasting friendship that would cross the line and lead to one of the biggest beefs in hip hop history. We are so glad that Carmen shared her story. Tune in and then purchase your own copy where ever books are sold! Make sure you head over to www.formulate.co/podcast and use the code MUSES at checkout to get your personalized hair care formulation! Order today and you will get a second order FREE! Pick up your Muses Merch over at https://www.teepublic.com/user/muses Join us Tuesdays on Stereo! Download the Stereo App and follow us at stereo.com/lynxmuses & stereo.com/chantymuses Check out other amazing shows on the Lipstick & Vinyl Network Follow us on TikTok Check out our Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, we discuss:Junkie Entertainment NewsHBO's House of the Dragon Under Construction Elon Musk Pisses Off 'SNL' CastTyrese Shaves Model Girlfriend's Pubes For Her Instagram StoryWillow Smith Reveals That She Lives Polyamory LifestyleWill L'il Kim Tell It All In Her Upcoming Memoir? Junkie ReviewsFull Review of DJ Khaled's New Compilation Album, "Khaled Khaled" Unpopular OpinionsShould We Tip Servers For Curbside Delivery and Pick-Up Orders? And Don't forget the Junkie Flashbacks of the Week! Follow Us On Social Media:JunkieXperience.com Also, check us out on Twitter: @JunkieXperienceOn Instagram:@JunkieXperienceOn Facebook:@JunkieXperienceAnd don't forget to check out Youngin's on the following platforms:Twitchwww.twitch.tv/smakaveliFacebook@smakaveliiInstagram@smakaveligaming

We had to "give it up" to some folks that most certainly needed it this week. First off, DMX - R.I.P! The passing of DMX this past weekend left the Hip-Hop world in tatters even though we had been preparing for the worse since news of his condition was first reported last week. With all kinds of tributes and homage being paid to the Hip-Hop legend on social media, rumors are circulating that his hometown of Yonkers, NY is thinking of immortalizing the gruff-voiced rapper with a statue in the city he called home for most of his life. The city of Yonkers is also willing to let DMX’s family use the Yonkers Raceway track to host a memorial service. Yonkers Raceway has a seating capacity of 7,500, but under the state’s COVID guidelines they’d be limited to 20 percent of that number. We'll see what happens. Whatever it is, it needs to be BIG! Flavor Flav says that people are still calling him Boosie Badazz following the gag that he pulled earlier this month. At the beginning of the month, Boosie posted a video, sharing that a fan had confused him with Flav. He appeared to be distressed. Flav then also made a video, claiming that somebody had confused him with Boosie as a joke. They do look alike with those red glasses, lol! The Centers for Disease Control and the Food & Drug Administration has recommended a pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine (preferred by the Black community), citing concerning new studies which may link the vaccine to a rise in blood clots. Until recently, though, Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine had been the preferred vaccine delivered to African American communities, according to multiple reports. Health care providers viewed the J&J’s shot as a blessing, since it can be stored at refrigerator temperatures for months and takes just one dose — unlike Pfizer’s and Moderna’s. We'll see where this one goes? Nas, real name Nasir Jones, has stealthily become one of the most prolific investors in the world. And his early investment in Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange expected to reach over $100 billion in valuation when its COIN stock lists on Wednesday, will push him into billionaire status. Nas' investment firm has been an early stage investor in some of the biggest companies in the world, including Robinhood in 2013, Ring, Lyft and Dropbox. GET THAT BREAD! Usher trended on Twitter Monday after he allegedly threw fake dollar bills with his face on them at a strip club in Las Vegas. A woman called beel0ove on Instagram posted pics of the fake money to her private account Monday. A friend of hers then shared it, tagging the strip club, Sapphire Las Vegas. And the "Ush Busks" went viral. Find out more from the crew on this one, lol.  Rapper Styles P is calling for a Hip-Hop Union after seeing videos of former Bad Boy rapper Black Rob in poor health and homeless circle the net. This has been a long-overdue discussion that needs to happen now!  For the "HOT TAKE" this week, Attorney, Author and Actor - Tiffany Simmons, Esq. of the popular "Hood Court" on YouTube and IG stopped by. Check her everywhere @theplugslawyer. Drop a comment on your thoughts!

En este episodio Luis Rohena, Jota y Chris le dan un homenaje a uno de los mejores discos del Hip Hop, el Illmatic de Nasir Jones. Hablan de su background, detalles de grabación, sus sampleos, las letras, etc. etc. Chequea esta pendejá y el Illmatic porque esta una joya.

For Episode 104 McFlei & Alex sat down & discussed the hood & Burbs getting stimulated, Jeff Bezos ex wife getting married again and how much we don’t give a fuck about Nasir Jones winning a Grammy he didn’t deserve

Observing World AIDS Day 2020 EPISODE PLAYLIST 1. People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul (INTRO) by James Brown 2. Sing (f. Madonna, Faith Hill, Angélique Kidjo, Beverley Knight, Gladys Knight, Pink, Bonnie Raitt, Shakira, Shingai Shoniwa, Joss Stone, Sugababes & Martha Wainwright) by Annie Lennox 3. Telepathy (f. Nile Rodgers) by Christina Aguilera 4. Ma Baker by Boney M. 5. Last Night A D.J. Saved My Life by Indeep 6. I Want To Thank You by Alicia Myers 7. I Wanna Be Your Lover by Prince 8. Black Man in A White World (Ghetto Gettysburg Address) (f. Nasir Jones) by Michael Kiwanuka 9. You Give Me Something by Jamiroquai 10. Come Down (f. T.I.) by Anderson .Paak 11. Bad Girls by Donna Summer 12. Theme to the Motion Picture “Cleopatra Jones” (OUTRO) by Joe Simon & Mainstreeters --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jadestonevintagesoul/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jadestonevintagesoul/support

Trust is important in any relationship, when years and time are invested, the trust contract has to be renewed.. In the words of one of my favorite lyricist Nasir Jones... Godfather pt. 4 ft Dave East... Not in that order.. Lol enjoy and thank you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/my-handlez/support

This Episode we take time to pay homage to one of the great MC's Nasir Jones. So many songs, so many albums, so many features. Man, just enjoy!! Mixed by: @thingsgregsees (follow via Twitter and Instagram)

This is the First Episode listen to Novek and Know Sage discuss the legendary Nas. The duo will discuss his latest album and also their favorite Nas moments.

We threw the Original Run Down away and Celebrated September 14. Which is the Birth Day of 1 of the Greatest to Ever do it Mr Nasir Jones. Funk Master Matt Tries to rain on the Parade but me (Al Cood) and Og Raf Got Unbrella’s and Panchos. We Outside‼️‼️‼️ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Vu sur .beatume (31) : 12/09/2020. Spéciale Nas « C’est la rentrée et on commence cette année avec une émission spéciale Nas. La sortie de son dernier album « King’s Disease » est l’occasion de revenir sur la carrière du emcee du Queens. En bonus, un micro-trottoir de rentrée avec une personnalité hors norme nantaise. C’est parti pour une heure de gros son. Nasir Jones aka […] Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

Album review for one of the greatest MC's of all time, Nasir Jones with his latest album "Kings Disease." Make sure you share this episode with your peers, rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode of the My $0.02 Podcast. Check out my other podcast: https://anchor.fm/LetstalkAboutItPod. Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/moneyforernest. Cashapp: $MoneyForErnest. My first book: https://tablo.io/write/relationship-advice-from-a-nobody/e8670f5d-42f5-49b1-b1f5-8c094f06c069 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2717183. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/My2centspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/My2centspodcast/support

LEGEND,MULTI PLATINUM, CLASSIC ALBUMS, RING, BEVEL, OTHER TECH SHIT, MR OOCHIE WALLIE HIMSELF! OUT FOR PRESIDENT TO REPRESENT HIM, NASTY NAS, NAS ESCOBAR, ESCO,NASTRADAMUS, AW MAN JUST TWAUN AND CHUCK ARE DEDICATING THIS MIX SIMPLY TO NAS

Sorry for the tardiness, but we are back with the 1st of two podcasts this week. This one is from last week (08/24/20), but it was the first episode with original PTA member D-Minor since expanding the podcasts, so it was important to put it up! We talked about the unfortunate events with Meg Thee Stallion, talked Summer Walkers baby diet plan, NASIR JONES, & more! Enjoy!

Louis Tee Launches a new podcast same barbershop conversation.  On the first Episode invites two cousins from Staten Island Mr Evo and Scotty. Kicks off talking about Nas and Hit-Boy new album Kings Disease. Obligatory Nas vs Jay-z conversation. then Transitions to who would be a good fit to face Nasir Jones in a Verzuz match from Busta Rhymes to Method Man and recaps some of the past Verzuz matches. follow on youtube and IG @Imoltpodcast 

In this episode I provide my interpretation and review on Kings Disease by Nasir Jones (#1 in my top 5)!!!!! Tracks are summarized and rated in my opinion by how I felt while listening to each one lyrically and sonically. Do email queening2020@gmail.com with feedback on tonight's episode and/or feel free to leave a voice message!!! AS ALWAYS THANK YOU FOR TUNING IN TO QUIETLY QUEEN WITH YOURS TRULY! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queening222/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queening222/support

Nasir Jones grew up in the rough projects of Queens New York. His parents divorced when he was 12 and soon after he dropped out of school in grade 8. But he had a thirst for knowledge and began reading about different cultures and religions. His high literacy level and poetry caught the attention of those on the hip hop scene enough so that he gave up on school in grade 9. He was involved in gag culture but a bigger passion burned for his passion in music. He came up in the east coast scene amongst rap legends notorious BIG and Jay z, but when biggie was killed in 97, it lead to a battle for the throne between him and Jay Z, becoming one of the greatest feuds in rap history – it's been widely disputed but the word whispered was that “Nas One”

First of a new segment!4twenty will feature quick reasoning sent while partaking.Today's edition boasts our new intro and music from Nasir Jones and Damian Marley.

Milestone episode number 10 was all about the Queensbridge legend, Nasir Jones aka Nasty Nas!  Boy were they excited to dig deep into Lost Tapes 2, the sequel to 17 year old Lost Tapes. Rocco and Lo break the album down track by track and discuss  Nas’ iconic flow, lyricism, storytelling and the heavyweight production.  But first, they touch on the new XXL freshman class. How do they stack up against each other and who brought their A game to the freestyle.  Push Play.

April 6, 1999 marked a very pivotal moment in the career of Nasir Jones. It was the release of "I Am..." which was supposed to be released as a double album but ended up being one of the first projects to ever get bootlegged before its release. Bumps Hollywood and Don Notz discuss what the outcome was, what could've been, and how it affected Nas in the long run. Available now on all major podcast platforms!

Som tonåring blickade Nasir Jones ut från sitt rum i Queensbridge och såg ett mörkt oroväckande moln över hyreskasernerna. Idag är han ikonen som har insett sin plats i hiphop-historien. Nasir Jones, ofta kallad motsägelsernas man, når insikter genom att återskapa sig själv. Genom risktagande, utan att för den sakens skull lämna hiphopens ramverk. Han har sällan drivits av pengar eller av en strävan att bli störst och vackrast. Det Nas saknar vad gäller melodirikedom i flytet kompenserar han på andra vis. Genom ren poetisk kraft, genom förmågan att skapa starka bilder med några få ord, samt med hunger och intensitet. Nas är en del av pusslet som kommer att läggas för att finna den artistiska själen och dess inneboende konflikter i Amerika under det sena 1900-talet.

Nasir Jones by ZZZ, The FlyHobo, Gangsta Steve --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sleep7/support

On Episode 15 Chris & Taryn drink Wine Out of Coffee Cups and talk; Wine (1)19 Crimes - 2017 - Hard Chard - Southeastern Australia (2) Butternut, 2016 Rose Wine - Central Coast - Napa - California, Theories of Wine, Sick Voices, Stevie Nicks, Music, Kanye West, Kid Cudi, Nas, Ye, Kids See Ghosts, Album Reviews, Chris Campaigns, Fashion, Ideas, Convenience, Movies, Adrift, Shailene Woodley, Sam Clafin, Survival, Boating, Adventures, Boats, Running Out of Gas, The Looney Tunes, Drake, Degrassi, Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande, Mac Miller, Cazzie David, Would You Rather, Good Music, Netflix, Dexter, Fun Mom Dinner, The Staircase, Portlandia, Fred Armisen, Bravo, Million Dollar Listing, Tim Burton, Disney, Dumbo Remake, Anthony Bourdain, Kate Spade, Addiction, Marc Aaron, The WTF Podcast, Technology, Coffee, McDonalds, Drive Thrus, Cell Phones, Instagram, Social Media, Adapting, Basketball, Dogs, Cats, Words in Norwegian & much more on the Wine In Coffee Cups Podcast ! Twitter: @wineincoffeecups Instagram: @wineincoffeecups Email: Wineincoffeecups@gmail.com

Nasir Jones is considered one of the best MC's in hip hop history, in this episode Colby walks you through the early years. How did he get his deal? Through early interviews you will hear a young, hungry Nas fighting to bring the east coast hip hop back with his groundbreaking debut album "Ilmatic"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nasir Jones is considered one of the best MC's in hip hop history, in this episode Colby walks you through the early years. How did he get his deal? Through early interviews you will hear a young, hungry Nas fighting to bring the east coast hip hop back with his groundbreaking debut album "Ilmatic"

The ultiamte Nasir Jones aka Nas Escobar aka Nasty Nas mixtape featuring NY State Of Mind, It Ain't Hard To Tell, Nastradamus, Oochie Wally, Chizzled, In The Room (ft. Maxwell), Live At The BBQ, The World Is Yours, On The Real, HalfTime, Street Dreams, The Don, Made You Look + MORE! #ItsNotAJoke

In this episode Groom City has an in-depth conversation with style influencer & barber, Stay Fly Thrash. Thrash shares with us, in detail, how he made his way from a small town in Georgia, to becoming a style influencer & celebrity barber in Hollywood, CA. We also had the opportunity to converse with, visionary & entrepreneur, Justin Hudson of 1LoveIE. *Scissor Salute to the Legendary, Nasir Jones.   To see video footage of this interview, please visit: youtube.com/c/TheCutGameRadioShow

1 Quiet Storm [Smokey Robinson (Groove Boutique Remix)] 2 Héctor Lavoe; Que Lio 3 Burning Sensations - Belly Of The Whale 4 The Meters - Cissy Strut 5 Just My Imagination [The Temptations (Easy Mo Bee Remix)] 6 Charles Wright & The Watts - Express Yourself 7 Kamasi Washington;Kipling Theme 8 Double - The Captain Of Her Heart 9 The Boss [Diana Ross (Chosen Few Mix)] 10 I Want You Back [Jackson 5 (SPK Mix)] 11 Save Your Kisses For Me - The Nigel Brooks Singers 12 Visitors - V-I-S-I-T-O-R-S 13 Haysi Fantayzee - Shiny Shiny 14 Don't Look Any Further [Dennis Edwards (DJ U.F. Low Mix)] 15 joey negro presents kola kube; why__joey negro block party mix 16 Black Man in a White World (Ghetto Gettysburg Address) [feat. Nasir Jones as Mr. Books] 17 Square Biz [Teena Marie (Sonidero Nacional Remix)] 18 You Set My Heart On Fire - Tina Charles 19 Disco Lady - Johnnie Taylor 20 Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours [Stevie Wonder (DJ Smash Essential Funk Mix)] 21 Nu Shooz - I CanNu Shooz - I Canive 22 Bootsy Collins - Bootzilla 23 Scritti Politti - Perfect Way 24 Dr. John - Right Place Wrong Time 25 Hot Chocolate - You Sexy Thing 26 Graham Central Station - The Jam 27 I Can't Get Next to You [Temptations (Randy Cantor Mix)] 28 KC & The Sunshine Band - That's The Way (I Like It) 29 Peter Brown - Dance With Me 30 Christina Aguilera; Telepathy (feat. Nile Rodgers) 31 Herizen Guardiola;Set Me Free (feat. Nile Rodgers) 32 Jaden Smith, Justice Smith, Shameik Moore, Skylan Brooks, The Get Down Brothers & TJ Brown, Jr.; Get Down Brothers vs. Notorious 3 33 Onazis;Chorus Univerzum (Original Mix) 34 Chrissy - Join Me (Rahaan Re-Edit) 35 Miguel; Cadillac 36 I Heard It Through the Grapevine [Gladys Knight & the Pips (Sympathy for the Grapes Mix)] 37 Gwen McCrae - All This Love That IThis Love That I 38 King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew 39 Dancing Machine [Jackson 5 (Miami Mix)] 40 Chaka Khan - I'm Every Woman

1 Quiet Storm [Smokey Robinson (Groove Boutique Remix)] 2 Héctor Lavoe; Que Lio 3 Burning Sensations - Belly Of The Whale 4 The Meters - Cissy Strut 5 Just My Imagination [The Temptations (Easy Mo Bee Remix)] 6 Charles Wright & The Watts - Express Yourself 7 Kamasi Washington;Kipling Theme 8 Double - The Captain Of Her Heart 9 The Boss [Diana Ross (Chosen Few Mix)] 10 I Want You Back [Jackson 5 (SPK Mix)] 11 Save Your Kisses For Me - The Nigel Brooks Singers 12 Visitors - V-I-S-I-T-O-R-S 13 Haysi Fantayzee - Shiny Shiny 14 Don't Look Any Further [Dennis Edwards (DJ U.F. Low Mix)] 15 joey negro presents kola kube; why__joey negro block party mix 16 Black Man in a White World (Ghetto Gettysburg Address) [feat. Nasir Jones as Mr. Books] 17 Square Biz [Teena Marie (Sonidero Nacional Remix)] 18 You Set My Heart On Fire - Tina Charles 19 Disco Lady - Johnnie Taylor 20 Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours [Stevie Wonder (DJ Smash Essential Funk Mix)] 21 Nu Shooz - I CanNu Shooz - I Canive 22 Bootsy Collins - Bootzilla 23 Scritti Politti - Perfect Way 24 Dr. John - Right Place Wrong Time 25 Hot Chocolate - You Sexy Thing 26 Graham Central Station - The Jam 27 I Can't Get Next to You [Temptations (Randy Cantor Mix)] 28 KC & The Sunshine Band - That's The Way (I Like It) 29 Peter Brown - Dance With Me 30 Christina Aguilera; Telepathy (feat. Nile Rodgers) 31 Herizen Guardiola;Set Me Free (feat. Nile Rodgers) 32 Jaden Smith, Justice Smith, Shameik Moore, Skylan Brooks, The Get Down Brothers & TJ Brown, Jr.; Get Down Brothers vs. Notorious 3 33 Onazis;Chorus Univerzum (Original Mix) 34 Chrissy - Join Me (Rahaan Re-Edit) 35 Miguel; Cadillac 36 I Heard It Through the Grapevine [Gladys Knight & the Pips (Sympathy for the Grapes Mix)] 37 Gwen McCrae - All This Love That IThis Love That I 38 King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew 39 Dancing Machine [Jackson 5 (Miami Mix)] 40 Chaka Khan - I'm Every Woman

Today in 1973, Nasir Jones--better known as Nas--was born in Brooklyn, New York.  Learn about his early career and dynamic collaborations with his father and others that bridge the intergenerational gaps.

Today in 1973, Nasir Jones--better known as Nas--was born in Brooklyn, New York.  Learn about his early career and dynamic collaborations with his father and others that bridge the intergenerational gaps.

WM3G, Home of Kirp Radio Show is the #1 Real Truth Real Talk Conservative Radio Show Online. Well over 20 million listeners Kirp has impacted by breaking unbelievable stories and hosting NON-PC discussion with people from Main Street, MLK Avenue, & Park Avenue! Kirp- An advocate in the battle of Common Sense & Truth vs Emotion can be found every Sunday Live at 8pm est via phone 619-638-8559, via Facebook.com/kirpradioshow & Twitter @kirpradioshow, via web (at anytime) kirpradioshow.com, and Video Feed via Youtube.com/kirpradioshow. #kirpradioshow

14/03/18 - remaster by fish x I hope you fumans' approve x it should of improved sound quality x flippers crossed x as always, big loves, hipbumps n' flippers up x if your feeling the loves, please remember the fish's digital upturned hat - please use the PayPal link below x https:// www.paypal.me/bowdeenifishx x BIG LOVES FUMANS' & thank you. x flippers and all x so…here is a little wifflenas...now with improved levels x a mishumix for fuman hiphipfuns…of Skeewiff - Giggity (alright), from the Private Funktion album n Nas - One time - 4 ya Mind it's only little! you catch up with all things Skeewiff and Nasir Jones via the soundcloud, use yee fingers big loves hipbumps n' flippers up y'all x

Citatet Sleep is the cousin of death fick en gång igång Nasir Jones skrivande. Sedan dess har uppvaknanden av olika slag präglat Nas karriär. Han berättar för Mats Nileskär om morgonen då han klev upp och kände sig bekväm i åldrandet, och insåg att han gav sig själv den bästa 40 års presenten för 20 år sen i form av Illmatic.

☆ MUSIC DEALER & KLUB KILLER - SINCE 2002 ☆ WWW.DJSHUBAK.COM Bookings : contact@djshubak.com Retrouvez moi sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/djshubak et sur instagram : https://www.instagram.com/djshubak • BEST OF NAS • 01 I Can 02 If I Ruled The World Feat. Lauryn Hill 03 Cherry Wine Feat Amy Winehouse 04 Classic 05 Dr. Knockboots 06 Nas Is LIke 07 Street Dreams  08 Street Dreams Remix Feat. R Kelly 09 Did You Ever Think Feat. R Kelly 10 Hate Me Now 11 Got Ur Self A Gun 12 Made you look 13 Carry on Tradition 14 Get Down 15 More Than I Can Say Feat. Keyshia Cole 16 I'm Gonna Be Alright Feat. Jennifer Lopez 17 Virgo 18 It Ain't Hard To Tell 19 It Ain't Hard To Tell (Large Professor Remix) 20 Halftime 21 Lifes a bitch ( Cookin Soul ) Feat. Az 22 Affirmative Action Feat. N.T.M 23 The Message 24 Poppa Was A Playa 25 Just A Moment  Feat. Quan 26 Heaven Ft. Jully Black 27 Phone Tap Feat. Az 28 Flyest Angel Feat. Pharrell Williams 29 Oochie Wally Feat. Bravehearts 30 The Don  31 The Second Coming 32 Hero 33 Nasty 34 Hip Hop Is Dead 35 Bridging The Gap Feat. Olu Dara 36 Road To Zion Feat. Damian Marley 37 One Mic  38 Thugz Mansion Feat. 2pac