American rapper, record executive, and entrepreneur from New York
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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.
Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones (/nɑːˈsɪər/; born September 14, 1973), known professionally as Nas (/nɑːz/), is an American rapper and entrepreneur. Rooted in East Coast hip hop, he is regarded as one of the greatest rappers of all time.[2][3][4] The son of jazz musician Olu Dara, Nas began his musical career in 1989 under the moniker "Nasty Nas", and recorded demos under the wing of fellow East Coast rapper Large Professor. Nas made his recording debut on Professor's group, Main Source's 1991 song "Live at the Barbeque". Nas's debut album, Illmatic (1994) is considered to be one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time;[5][6] in 2021, the album was inducted into the Library of Congress's National Recording Registry.[7] His second album, It Was Written (1996) debuted atop the Billboard 200 and sold over a quarter-million units in its first week; the album, along with its single "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" (featuring Lauryn Hill), propelled Nas into mainstream success.[8] Both released in 1999, Nas's third and fourth albums I Am and Nastradamus were criticized as inconsistent and too commercially oriented, with critics and audiences fearing a decline in the quality of his output. From 2001 to 2005, Nas was involved in a highly publicized feud with Jay-Z, popularized by the diss track "Ether". The feud, along with Nas's subsequent releases Stillmatic (2001), God's Son (2002), and the double album Street's Disciple (2004) helped him restore his critical standing. Nas then reconciled with Jay-Z prior to signing with his then-spearheaded label, Def Jam Recordings in 2006; he adopted a more provocative, politicized direction with the albums Hip Hop Is Dead (2006) and his untitled ninth studio album (2008). In 2010, Nas released Distant Relatives, a collaborative album with Damian Marley that donated its royalties to active African charities. His tenth studio album, Life Is Good (2012) was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards. After thirteen nominations, his thirteenth studio album, King's Disease (2020) won his first Grammy for Best Rap Album at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. His five subsequent albums—King's Disease II, Magic (2021), King's Disease III (2022), Magic 2, and Magic 3 (2023)—each received positive reception and were produced entirely by producer Hit-Boy. Nas has been second ranked by The Source on their "Top 50 Lyricists of All Time" list in 2012, fourth on MTV's Annual Hottest MCs in the Game list in 2013, and was named the "Greatest MC of All Time" by About.com in 2014. The following year, Nas was featured on the "10 Best Rappers of All Time" list by Billboard. Outside of recording, he serves as associate publisher of Mass Appeal magazine, and co-founded its spin-off division Mass Appeal Records, a record label which has signed artists including Dave East, N.O.R.E., Run the Jewels, and Swizz Beatz, among others.[9] Nas has released seventeen studio albums since 1994, ten of which are certified gold, platinum or multi-platinum in the U.S. PICTURE: By All-Pro Reels - https://www.flickr.com/photos/joeglo/52380600682/, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=123357625
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).
This episode we're shouting out Nasty Nas for his 25th Bday. Introducing L Boogie Boo; ceo/cfo of Nurses At Heart as our new co host. We're also joined by #CYE alum Najimah aka Gema; NPO founder (Harrisburg Families United) and Childcare facility owner (A Community of Blessings) as she shares and her future plans for the her business and updates us on her Non-Profit. Harrisburg High Principal suspended with pay for the Gotham City update of the week. Eunice Carter #BlackFact
Welcome back to another episode of The Alpha: How Ya Started powered by AAGC. This week we have two dope guests B.L. Rhames, writer, creator, artist, and a plethora of other things; as well as Nasty Nas; the nasty little Sim! This interview tap in as we explore the journey of creating erotic storylines lines, writing, and exploring sexuality in a new sensual, revolutionary, and creative way. This is an interview you don't want to miss. Tap in and enjoy! As always go check out our guest out at the links below Twitter: https://twitter.com/B_L_Rhames Intro and Outro Music Credits go to producer Vano3000 (all rights reserved) Make sure to live-tweet the episode at #AAGCPodcast. Also, answer the questions on the preview! Please also like, subscribe, share, and leave a review so that more people can access the podcast. Please follow our host on both his personal and podcast IG accounts: https://www.instagram.com/the_black_ambivert/ https://www.instagram.com/theaagcpodcast/ For all business or collaboration either DM the IGs above or email theaagc@gmail.com. Thank you for your support --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aagcpodcast/message
This episode its just Nasty Nas & Icepick as we discussed trending topics from the local mayhem that made donkey of the day, Joe Smith's wife rubbing down Cam'Ron on his show, to Cassie vs Diddy, plus much more !!! Music: by RickyyBabyyy #DanaADorsey
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In this weeks roundtable I'm joined by Raven Hunter, Kane & Diz Mega to discuss the Top 10 Nas songs. Did your favorite Nasty Nas joint make the list?Follow the podcast on Instagram & Twitter: @b_boypodcastFollow us on Tik Tok: @stillabboyFind us online: www.riplak.com
LETS GET READY TOO RUMBLE!!!!!!!!! Stepping in the ring reigning Heavily from the infamous 215 City Of Brotherly Love we have King Black Thought from The Legendary Roots Crew being represented respectfully by HeavyBro - Jahnee Nobodie (fulani_jahnee)!!! Across the ring we have another Hip Hop King coming out of Queenz NY (Queensbridge) too be exact Nasty Nas and your fellow HeavyBro - Amaze (njznicest) will be choosing whether too throw the left jab, stiff right or hard uppercut in this BATTLE/VERZUZ of Lyrical Wizardry!!!! Please enjoy as me and my bro enjoyed curating this Battle and as always Peace, Blessings & Health 2 All HEAVYYYYY OG Tracklist Nas - The Message The Roots - What They Do R Kelly feat. Nas - Did You Ever Think (REmix) The Roots - The Next Movement Nas - Echo The Roots feat. Erykah Badu & Eve - You Got Me Joe feat. Mariah Carey & Nas - Thank God I Found You (REmix) The Roots feat. Musiq Soulchild - Break You Off Mobb Deep feat. Nas - Its Mine The Roots - Dear God 2.0 Nas - Blaze A 50 Black Thought - The Weather Nas - Reminisce The Roots feat. Jill Scott - Complexity Missy feat. Nas, Q-Tip, Eve & Lil Mo - Hot Boyz (REmix) Black Thought feat. Pusha T, Swizz Beatz, Killer Mike - Good Morning The Firm feat. Half A Mil & Mary J Blige - Firm Biz (REmix) Black Thought & Dangermouse - No Gold Teeth Nas feat. Uncle Charlie - Car #85 Black Thought - Glorious Game https://tidal.com/playlist/fed5a80d-0ce2-4fae-90ee-9110c7274e0b Jahnee Nobodie - Zodiac Savage https://tidal.com/track/289873642 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/somethingheavypodcast/message
After missing a few reviews, it's about time we discussed this artist in length. In this extended edition of the series, we celebrate one of the greatest wordsmiths to ever touch the mic! Half man, half amazing – Nasty Nas.Join us on discord - https://discord.gg/EXGswm39 New episodes are available on the 10th and 25th of each month! Talking all things Rap & Hip-Hop, from the UK to across the pond. The facts are black and white, but our opinions are somewhere in the middle.
The only constant in life is change, and throughout the years of Hip-Hop we have continued to see the genre grow and blossom into its most magnificent, diverse form. 2023 marks 50 years for Hip-Hop, and to celebrate this milestone, throughout the year we will be featuring various artists, producers, and regions in a segment called The Only Constant is Hip-Hop. Considering Hip-Hop was birthed in New York, we felt there was no better artist to kick off our celebration with than Mr. Nasty Nas himself. Of course there are Hip-Hop legends that predate Nas, but to a group of Millennials who weren't outsideee from the beginning, Nas' style and sound have always felt quintessentially New York!Not a lot of music dropped over the last month, but in this week's episode we get into more cuts from SZA's latest album, a dope cover from LAYA, as well as some artists who we feel will have a huge 2023. Jordan Ward is the latest feature in our Trust The Sound segment!
Get used to it because breaking down my favorite rappers' lyrics is most definitely a thing over at The Vibe Podcast! Enjoy my take on one of the greatest rappers of all times Nas. I broke down two of his songs; I can and If I ruled the world ft. Lauryn Hill. Their lyrics not only inspired me but moved me during my darkest times, I cannot wait to help others. Season two is almost done :) Thank you for joining me on this journey of healing naturally. Music, Movies and Spirituality saved my life, peace and enjoy the vibe. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-spirituality-saved-my-life-diana-costas/1141244603https://wisdom.app/dianacostashttps://www.indiegogo.com/individuals/4815104https://open.spotify.com/show/2UYoouusuvgb9CuGL5s7YO?si=8VuELrEjRAau8I5dm1fWAghttps://www.amazon.com/Green-Girl-Serum-Lindsay-Armstrong/dp/B09GCVQD31/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2CU2SHVAIQRSL&keywords=the+green+girl+and+the+serum&qid=1669506080&sprefix=the+green+girl%2Caps%2C79&sr=8-1https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1E4wTUOqX7NBx7?si=t86AtnktRMyDBRPj8m4PJgSupport the show
Do some women find it difficult to leave the guys with 'edge' and the so called 'bad boy' image alone, even past the age of 30?This weeks episode is sponsored by Knock Out Fitness!Follow them on Instagram @_knock_out_fitness and on TikTok @knockoutfitnesstraining for Boxing Coaching, Group & your personal training needs!Hosts: Kieron @wstldnsmayor_Dionne LDN @lovelaidbare**My 'How To Build Self Awareness' free Ebook is now available to download from the home page of the website! www.lovelaidbare.comFollow and subscribe to Love Laid Bare on Youtube! ; ) Would you like your wellness brand featured on the podcast? Contact Dionne Simpson at info@lovelaidbare.comThe hashtag for the podcast is #lovelaidbare.Follow us on social media:Twitter: @lovelaidbareInstagram: @lovelaidbareFacebook: Love Laid BareYoutube: Love Laid BareWebsite: www.lovelaidbare.comMusic:"Papaya"Instrumental by Homagehttps://youtu.be/jH1TWzuc6qQ
Heute gibt es nach einer langen Zeit mal wieder eine Album Besprechung. Wir sprechen über das 1996 erschienene zweite Studioalbum der New Yorker HipHop Legende Nas. Entgegen seinem Debüt "Illmatic", welches häufig für einen großen Impact in der Szene herausgehoben wird, ging Nas in diesem Projekt nicht nur auf die Elemente der Straße und der Cypher, sondern auch viel auf Mainstream Sounds und den kommerziellen Erfolg ein. Zudem hatte er sein Pseudonym "Nasty Nas" in der Schaffenszeit abgelegt und proklamierte fortan "Nas Escobar"; etwas, was durch die Thematiken des Albums und seine entwickelte Stufe der Rolle verstanden werden kann. Ich bin hyped und hoffe, dass ihr das auch seid. Hört rein und startet gut in das Wochenende!
Thanks for Tuning in Nasty Nas blessed us with a early Christmas Gift, Magic a man early in his 50s is still releasing quality records at a high level, the man is in his bag right now…. Album Tracklist 1. Speechless 2. Meet Joe Black 3. Ugly 4. 40-16 Building 5. Hollywood Gangsta 6. Wu for the Children 7. Wave Gods feat. A$AP Rocky and DJ Premier 8. The Truth 9. Dedicated #Nas #Hitboy #massappeal #magic #hiphop #newyorkcity --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Survivor Pete and a particularly moody Producer Jim break down the latest episode of a Survivor season that's steadily outpacing expectations. You'll notice I take a long time stumbling through the logic of Shan splitting the vote, so I'm leaving a note here-mostly for myself for next episode-to explain why it was actually a savvy move: Shan using her extra vote advantage and then splitting it between Heather and Naseer was the most risk averse move possible (short of playing the idol for herself). While there's a slim possibility Nasier teams up with Heather and Erica to vote one of them out, the overwhelmingly probability is that Naeseer plays the idol on himself and/or votes for Heather. By splitting the vote, Shan+Ricard can prioritize Nasear and his idol going home and have Heather as a back-up in case Nasyeer protects himself -- either way an idol leaves the game. I still think using the advantage could've been avoided if they had been better at managing Nasty Nas before the vote but it was probably the smartest option to take. In case you needed a reminder for why I'm billed as the clueless producer...
Back once again! The Rhyme Report brings you 2 hours of a college radio show style mix of new hip hop with a throwback block mixed in! We kick off the show with new music from Onaje Jordan & O The Great, Jamil Honesty, Raz Fresco, Hype Da Madman, Freddie Black, Planet Asia, Jay-Ef & Wordsworth, Noveliss, Sime Gezus, Daniel Son & Asun Eastwood, Rome Streetz & Ransom, and Scott G! We throw it back to the golden era of hip hop with music from ATCQ, Hi-Tech, RA the Rugged Man, Nasty Nas, and Deda Baby Pa! Back to the future with new heat from El Camino, Whichcraft, Pro Dillinger, Lewis Parker & Lil' Dap, Willie the Kid, Dillon & J57, U.G., Napoleon Da Legend, Roc Marciano & Nicholas Craven, Nejma Neferetiti, Mike Titan, and Elzhi! Do not miss this 2 hour mix, it's Saturday Night's Main Event!
We are BACK like cooked crack! Speaking of CRACK, we talking about Joey Crack , Nasty Nas, Ja Rule and more in this one, but def had to first speak on the beef brewing in these STEREO STREETS with STEREO RAPPERS!??! Yes yes y'all, the app is buzzing with Hype and lots of talk about this JOSE THE HYPE vs TALKTHATTALK diss record event. Tune in and hear how Pro Pittman and Reshad Sadiq dissect the music and gives critiques! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reshadradio/message
Nasty Nas in ya area! KD2 = fire!! The Lox embarrassed Dipset and we still waiting on Ye
Tune into Episode 9! Join #MollieandAquafena as they tell you why a lil blue pill never hurt! Today We supported a Black Business:⠀ https://www.womanevolve.com Sarah Jakes Roberts Newest Book: Woman Evolve: Break Up With You Fears & Revolutionize Your Life! Join our safe space for bi-weekly podcast covering mental health, life style, black culture, and relationships. A comic relief for your reality. Shit is real, but it's funny! We just creating shit. Shit for the working woman, shit for the woman in her 30s, and shit for the woman who is working on her own shit. #MollieandAquafena #Blackpodcasters #Blackpodcast #Womeninpodcasting
In todays episode the fellas talk about the controversy surrounding Lil Nas X and his Satan shoes, Derrick Jaxn getting exposed for cheating on his wife,life in the 90s. and much more! Enjoy!
In this episode, Laz and Mark put Nas's career in perspective, from his overdue Grammy win to their personal histories with his music. We go deep on this one, all the way back to the Main Source & MC Serch days. Follow St. Laz on Instagram here. Listen to St. Laz music here.
In this episode, Laz and Mark put Nas's career in perspective, from his overdue Grammy win to their personal histories with his music. We go deep on this one, all the way back to the Main Source & MC Serch days. Follow St. Laz on Instagram here. Listen to St. Laz music here.
Back on track! We begin the show this week with new music from Your Old Droog, Dray Yard, Nipsey Hussle & Jay-Z, Conway, and Bronze Nazareth! More new heat follows from Giallo Point & Kool G Rap, Saga, Vic Monroe & Tone Spliff, 2nd Generation Wu, A-God, Mach-Hommy, Masiego & JID, F.E.B., Scvtterbrvin, and Awaxx! We throw it back to the mid 90s with classics from Kwest the Madd Ladd, Ak Skillz, Lucky Dice, FT, and Da Youngstas! Back to 2021 with new tracks from The Bad Seed, Izzy Hott, Lord Juco, Jay Nice, Che Uno, AJ Suede, Nasty Nas, Grimewav, Cashus King, and Jonathan UniteUS! Do not miss this episode!
ARREST THE COPS THAT KILLED BREONNA TAYLOR: Jonathan Mattingly, Brett Hankison, Joshua Jaynes & Myles Cosgrove.On this episode of the Cerified Platinum Show, the crew cover's the latest update to the Meg Thee Stallion x Tory Lanez situation that we have been unpacking for the past weeks. It's important to protect black women, so the crew comes to a consensus: Will Tory Lanez be cancelled?...The boys tap into the very-random PNB Rock & Rodwave conflict that occured and they discuss the emergence of the "sad boy" era of music.NASTY NAS! Nas dropped a new album and the CP boys give their best 2nd-day review on the latest project by Queensbridge's finest.New Music: (54:34)Certified Tracks (1:14:25): (KDOT) Anonymous - Bobby Valentino; (DANA) Open Eye Nightmare - RAMO; (MCDOWELL) War Baby - Roddy Ricch.Follow us on Instagram: @CertifiedPlatinumShow. Follow Us on Twitter: @CertifiedPod.Released: August 24th, 2020.https://www.certifiedplatinum.ca/disclaimer
pancho and jayem back to back nas tribute hope you guys enjoy
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
We chop it up comparing King's Disease and Nazir by Nas then the real talk starts to happen. Nigel:@Formanzymedia Aaron: @_APD8 Dylan: @DylanFree3 Twitch: www.twitch.tv/formanzy Dylan's Twitch: www.twitch.tv/dfreelive Music :LakeyInspired:@lakeyinspired
Eines der legendärsten Alben der Rapgeschichte voller lyrischer Meisterwerke und die bildliche Vorstellung anregender Erzählungen. Illmatic; das kongeniale Debut des später selbsternannten Mafiapaten New Yorks. Dieses grundgerüst bildende Album und der lyrische Meister werden sich gerecht und die Kürze rundet das Werk von Nas annähernd perfekt ab. Viel Spaß mit der Folge und schönes Wochenende, Fellas!
This week, Gamal discusses the new album by Nas "King's Disease." He does a deep dive into the tracks and gives his thoughts on lyrics, as he hears them. This episode was taped live as for the YouTube audience as opposed to how it is typically done for the podcast. Hope everyone enjoys the content. If you like the episode, please check out the video version which inspired the change in podcast format slightly. Let me know in the comments how you like both. Youtube: Clean Ur House Music PodcastEmail: gamalhaylett@gmail.com
On this week's episode of #thetalkshoppod, its just the boys! And we talk about EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING. Join us as we talk about the infamous WAP song and video, the new Nasty Nas album, The Batman movie (and HBO Max - for those as confused as Chimdi is hehe!) and much much more! We hope you enjoy! #WAP, #Theplayoffs, #kingsdisease!
In this episode of Ambrosia For Heads' What's The Headline podcast, we discuss Nas' discography. While Nasir Jones has at least a handful of great albums, how many of them fit the criteria of a classic? If Illmatic is the lone classic in his album catalog, then what does that say about Nasty Nas place in Top MC lists, if anything at all? We delve into Nas' Hit-Boy-produced single "Ultra Black," discuss new music from Drake & Lil Durk, Anderson .Paak, Jay Rock, J.I.D., and NoName, and much, much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-the-headline/support
Omar, CoolStory and Bruce Lee Roy are back with another day of ignorance Is it time for a name change??Another verzuz battle and this time its 2 Chainz and Rick Ross Juicy J calls out a battle with Nasty Nas who do you think would be the winner?We do our own what if battle 10 Juicy J songs vs 10 of Nas songs y'all choose the winnerAlso check out Keyuntae a NC native his music will be played in the podcast IG: KeyuntaeTwitter: @killakey355New EP Jewels
DJ Flash Presents Throwback 16 Featuring the BEST from Nas. Pls follow DJ Flash on Instagram Twitch Twitter Facebook and Tik Tok @djflash05
Another classic tour of old school hip hop! We kick off Episode #98 with music from Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg, Common Sense, D.I.T.C., Rampage, and Nasty Nas! More heat follows from Nature, Kool G Rap, Scienz of Life, and Prodigy. New tracks this week from Roccwell, Hus Kingpin, 38 Spesh & Rasheed Chappell, DNTE, and Knowledge the Pirate! We close the show with music from Wiz Khalifa, Noreaga, Jay-Z, Ras Kass, and the great Mad Skillz! Don't miss this one!
Justice can come in many forms. In this episode Kahlan dispenses a brand all her own to the men who come after her, Zedd and Chase. Join Nate and Jade as we relive Kahlan leveling up during Chapter 47 of Wizard's First Rule!
Start with the heat! We begin the season 9 finale with music from M.O.P. & Jay-Z, Shyheim & DJ Premier, Blackstar, and Mobb Deep! More heat follows from Nasty Nas, The Notorious B.I.G., Ras Kass & Xzibit, Outkast, The Roots, The Outsidaz, Talib Kweli, Krumbsnatcha, Organized Konfusion, and the great Rob-O! WOW... What a first half... We close the season with more music from Royal Flush & Mic Geronimo, Thirstin Howl III, Your Old Droog, Wu-Tang Clan, The High & The Mighty, Sunz of Man, Louis Logic, The Beatnuts, and A Tribe Called Quest! What a great way to end another classic season! See you next week!
A Tribe. Pharcyde. Fugees. Wu Tang. Pun. Nasty Nas. Hov... a 90s Rap mix with some of my favorite Deep Cuts.
Another classic episode for your listening pleasure! We kick off #88 with music from The Gravediggaz, 50 Cent, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and Jay-Z! More heat follows from Nasty Nas, Ghostface Killah, Mos Def, and Common Sense! New music this week from Planet Asia & 38 Spesh, Kincee Babyface Pearlis, CJ Fly & Kirk Knight, Flee Lord, and Shabaam Sahdeeq! We close the show with memorable music from Camp Lo, The Beatnuts, and Xperado! Your weekly hip hop fix is here, tune in.
Nasty Nas, also known as Nazrin Idris, is one of the 8th member of K Clique, the uprising rap group that has made quite a name for themselves in Malaysia. Listen to this episode to get to know Nas and the early days of K Clique and how they get to where they are today.
We welcome Dj Nasty Nas for this special edition of the Link-up show. He's the tour Dj for Les Twins, Singuila and Adriano. He also holds residencies at Libertine and Reign Club in London. More info on his social media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djnastynas/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Djnastynas Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dj-nastynas
Episode 52 pays homage to Philly's own Ruffhouse Records. Home of Cypress Hill, Lauryn Hill, The Fugees, Tim Dog, The Goats, Kris Kross, and once, DMX and Nasty Nas! This interview driven episode features Ruffhouse CEO Chris Schwartz. We discuss how Schoolly D was an intricate part in helping Ruffhouse get started. We learn about Fugees' early struggles before their monstrous success. We find out Chris passed on Arrested Development, The Roots and House of Pain. We learn how Tommy Motolla took back Nas. We talk Kool Keith, Tim Dog, Lauryn Hill, Mountain Brothers, The Goats and everything Ruffhouse-related. If you've read Chris Schwartz's book "Ruffhouse", you're going to love this episode. If you haven't, then you're really going to love this episode. Be sure to check it out https://www.amazon.com/Ruffhouse-Streets-Philly-Top-Charts/dp/1635765994 What would a TIP episode be like without a dope mix? We got all the classics and then some for you at the break. For all things Take It Personal: www.takeitpersonalradio.com If you would like to support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal
Episode 52 pays homage to Philly's own Ruffhouse Records. Home of Cypress Hill, Lauryn Hill, The Fugees, Tim Dog, The Goats, Kris Kross, and once, DMX and Nasty Nas! This interview driven episode features Ruffhouse CEO Chris Schwartz. We discuss how Schoolly D was an intricate part in helping Ruffhouse get started. We learn about Fugees' early struggles before their monstrous success. We find out Chris passed on Arrested Development, The Roots and House of Pain. We learn how Tommy Motolla took back Nas. We talk Kool Keith, Tim Dog, Lauryn Hill, Mountain Brothers, The Goats and everything Ruffhouse-related. If you've read Chris Schwartz's book "Ruffhouse", you're going to love this episode. If you haven't, then you're really going to love this episode. Be sure to check it out www.amazon.com/Ruffhouse-Streets…rts/dp/1635765994 What would a TIP episode be like without a dope mix? We got all the classics and then some for you at the break. For all things Take It Personal: www.takeitpersonalradio.com If you would like to support the show: www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal
Special Guest Bubba Klutch, Dissecting Nasty Nas Lyrics l The Off My Rocker Podcast
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.
Ice Cube was the best rapper from 1990-1992. I don’t feel that’s up for debate. Some may point out his work on Straight Outta Compton, but it’s hard to overlook Slick Rick in 1988. In 89, while Cube was prepping the release of his debut album with The Bomb Squad, The D.O.C. took home both the MVP and Rookie of The Year honors. But after that, it was all Ice Cube and he had one hellava run. That 3-year run solidified him among the very best in hip-hop history. If you’re wondering who took the honors of after that, I’d have to give it to Snoop (93), then Nasty Nas (94), then Big (95). But let’s get back to Ice Cube, aiight? Ice Cube released 3 consecutive classic albums, 4 if you want to count his EP (Kill at Will). And it’s not like he just put out consecutive classics like Redman, Scarface, Jay-Z or ATCQ, I’d argue that AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted and Death Certificate are the TWO best back-to-back debut and sophomore releases by any rapper, ever. The magnitude of those releases can’t properly be articulated. They were flawless. They were influential. The had this tremendous impact too, and not just in hip-hop, but in the world we live in. These album helped mold us, even shape the way we think about certain things. It gave us insight on issues we had no idea about. Ice Cube, like Slick Rick, was as fantastic storyteller and his ability to carry a story was truly special. The Predator is classic material, but not in the same vein as the previous efforts. Lethal Injection was the last really great Cube album. I know nostalgic is a muthafucka and we always have a soft spot for our favorites but if we’re being honest with ourselves, the Ice Cube we knew and loved had taken a great detour after 1993. After his movie dominance, it only made sense Hollywood would take him away from music, which explains why his next album didn’t drop until half a decade later. You have great rappers but if they don’t have the right producer their work can fall on deaf ears (see what I did there?). The Bomb Squad and Sir Jinx were monumental in making Ice Cube as great as he was during this era. We don’t cover everything on this mix outside of those prime years and while this was originally featured on West Coast Classic II (Episode 15), there was plenty more Ice Cube played throughout our 17+ hour West Coast Classic tribute series. I know people are quick to say Dr. Dre, Snoop and Pac, but in my eyes, Ice Cube is the most important rapper to come from the west coast. If he isn’t among your top 10 rappers of all-time, you either don’t know (new jack Hype Beast sissy) or simply forgot. After you listen to our Ice Cube Tribute Mix, you’ll have no other choice but to include him in your list.
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the release of Illmatic, Nas’s masterpiece, one of the greatest albums in the history of music, and some might say a perfect album. We break it down track by track and then interview Faith Newman, the legendary music executive who signed Nasty Nas to Columbia Records and oversaw the release. We also talk about Lil Nas X because internet.
Ice Cube was the best rapper from 1990-1992. I don't feel that's up for debate. Some may point out his work on Straight Outta Compton, but it's hard to overlook Slick Rick in 1988. In 89, while Cube was prepping the release of his debut album with The Bomb Squad, The D.O.C. took home both the MVP and Rookie of The Year honors. But after that, it was all Ice Cube and he had one hellava run. That 3-year run solidified him among the very best in hip-hop history. If you're wondering who took the honors of after that, I'd have to give it to Snoop (93), then Nasty Nas (94), then Big (95). But let's get back to Ice Cube, aiight? Ice Cube released 3 consecutive classic albums, 4 if you want to count his EP (Kill at Will). And it's not like he just put out consecutive classics like Redman, Scarface, Jay-Z or ATCQ, I'd argue that AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted and Death Certificate are the TWO best back-to-back debut and sophomore releases by any rapper, ever. The magnitude of those releases can't properly be articulated. They were flawless. They were influential. The had this tremendous impact too, and not just in hip-hop, but in the world we live in. These album helped mold us, even shape the way we think about certain things. It gave us insight on issues we had no idea about. Ice Cube, like Slick Rick, was as fantastic storyteller and his ability to carry a story was truly special. The Predator is classic material, but not in the same vein as the previous efforts. Lethal Injection was the last really great Cube album. I know nostalgic is a muthafucka and we always have a soft spot for our favorites but if we're being honest with ourselves, the Ice Cube we knew and loved had taken a great detour after 1993. After his movie dominance, it only made sense Hollywood would take him away from music, which explains why his next album didn't drop until half a decade later. You have great rappers but if they don't have the right producer their work can fall on deaf ears (see what I did there?). The Bomb Squad and Sir Jinx were monumental in making Ice Cube as great as he was during this era. We don't cover everything on this mix outside of those prime years and while this was originally featured on West Coast Classic II (Episode 15), there was plenty more Ice Cube played throughout our 17+ hour West Coast Classic tribute series. I know people are quick to say Dr. Dre, Snoop and Pac, but in my eyes, Ice Cube is the most important rapper to come from the west coast. If he isn't among your top 10 rappers of all-time, you either don't know (new jack Hype Beast sissy) or simply forgot. After you listen to our Ice Cube Tribute Mix, you'll have no other choice but to include him in your list.
This week discuss long intros, who bodied the Shiggy Challenge, Tyler Perry playing Santa Claus, group chat gone bad, Insecure season 3 trailer, Brandy keeping the beef alive, Nasty Nas and DJ Nabs, Plane Bae and more. Sleepers - berhana - Janet Closing Song: Tinashe - Oh La La
Episode 41 has us talking about the new Nas release, The legacy of LeBron James after the Finals and How society is dealing with the darkness of Depression/Suicide. Subscribe to the potency of our energy! #WeComeFromBadNews #Podcast #PodInColor
Episode 41 has us talking about the new Nas release, The legacy of LeBron James after the Finals and How society is dealing with the darkness of Depression/Suicide. Subscribe to the potency of our energy! #WeComeFromBadNews #Podcast #PodInColor Subscribe on the Bad News feed https://soundcloud.com/wecomefrombadnews
Damien and Ali get In the Conversation about Damien's trip to California, Nas and Nicki Minaj, and Kanika Jenkins. twitter.com/dlemoncomedy // twitter.com/mrmuhammad Keep up with the conversation on Facebook: facebook.com/intheconversation
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
Z Ball is joined by Nasty Nas and boxing enthusiast, Colochini as they discuss Amir Khan's separation from his Wife, Faryal Makhdoom, his social media activity, his post-separation partying, and what's next for his boxing career. Then they do a full preview of the two big upcoming fights in Las Vegas: Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Connor McGregor & Gennady Golovkin vs. Canelo Alvarez.
Z Ball is joined by boxing enthusiasts, Nasty Nas & Colochini to discuss all the different angles of the Lineal Middleweight World Championship between Saul "Canelo" Alvarez & Amir "King" Khan. They discuss the history of both fighters, the challenge of Khan moving up 2 weight classes, Khan's new defensive strategies under Virgil Hunter, and give their official predictions for the fight.
☆ 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
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