Nas - King's Disease II
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If the first King’s Disease project was Nas reveling in the legacy he’d sown over three-plus decades in the game, its sequel-arriving just short of a year later-is the legendary MC settling that much further into what he thinks great rap should sound like in 2021. In this case, that’s another full-length project co-executive-produced by celebrated Fontana, California-hailing beatsmith Hit-Boy, this time featuring a handful of eyebrow-raising moments like the pairing of hip-hop legends EPMD and Eminem (“EPMD 2”), a revisitation of the static-and eventual reconciliation-he shared with 2Pac (“Death Row East”), and a brand-new rap verse from the illustrious Ms. Lauryn Hill (“Nobody”). Not unlike its predecessor, King’s Disease II features a small handful of guests, something Nas saw fit to acknowledge in rhyme on “Moments”: “My whole career I steered away from features/But I figured it’s perfect timing to embrace the leaders.” While that first statement is a bit of revisionist history, we won’t pretend that sharing airspace with the don hasn’t always been-and isn’t still-something of an honor, one he’s chosen to bestow here upon A Boogie wit da Hoodie, YG, and Hit-Boy. He contextualizes this particularly well toward that same song’s end, reminding us of his impact when he cites “moments you can’t relive/Like your first time bugging from something that Nas said.”&media=https://www.rap4all.com/uploads/albums/august2021/nas-kings-disease-ii.jpg)
Nas is back with his latest album titled "King's Disease II" The 15 track project features from Eminem, Hit-Boy, Blxst, Charlie Wilson, Ms. Lauryn Hill, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, YG and more!
If the first King’s Disease project was Nas reveling in the legacy he’d sown over three-plus decades in the game, its sequel-arriving just short of a year later-is the legendary MC settling that much further into what he thinks great rap should sound like in 2021. In this case, that’s another full-length project co-executive-produced by celebrated Fontana, California-hailing beatsmith Hit-Boy, this time featuring a handful of eyebrow-raising moments like the pairing of hip-hop legends EPMD and Eminem (“EPMD 2”), a revisitation of the static-and eventual reconciliation-he shared with 2Pac (“Death Row East”), and a brand-new rap verse from the illustrious Ms. Lauryn Hill (“Nobody”). Not unlike its predecessor, King’s Disease II features a small handful of guests, something Nas saw fit to acknowledge in rhyme on “Moments”: “My whole career I steered away from features/But I figured it’s perfect timing to embrace the leaders.” While that first statement is a bit of revisionist history, we won’t pretend that sharing airspace with the don hasn’t always been-and isn’t still-something of an honor, one he’s chosen to bestow here upon A Boogie wit da Hoodie, YG, and Hit-Boy. He contextualizes this particularly well toward that same song’s end, reminding us of his impact when he cites “moments you can’t relive/Like your first time bugging from something that Nas said.”
If the first King’s Disease project was Nas reveling in the legacy he’d sown over three-plus decades in the game, its sequel-arriving just short of a year later-is the legendary MC settling that much further into what he thinks great rap should sound like in 2021. In this case, that’s another full-length project co-executive-produced by celebrated Fontana, California-hailing beatsmith Hit-Boy, this time featuring a handful of eyebrow-raising moments like the pairing of hip-hop legends EPMD and Eminem (“EPMD 2”), a revisitation of the static-and eventual reconciliation-he shared with 2Pac (“Death Row East”), and a brand-new rap verse from the illustrious Ms. Lauryn Hill (“Nobody”). Not unlike its predecessor, King’s Disease II features a small handful of guests, something Nas saw fit to acknowledge in rhyme on “Moments”: “My whole career I steered away from features/But I figured it’s perfect timing to embrace the leaders.” While that first statement is a bit of revisionist history, we won’t pretend that sharing airspace with the don hasn’t always been-and isn’t still-something of an honor, one he’s chosen to bestow here upon A Boogie wit da Hoodie, YG, and Hit-Boy. He contextualizes this particularly well toward that same song’s end, reminding us of his impact when he cites “moments you can’t relive/Like your first time bugging from something that Nas said.”
Tracklist
1. The Pressure
2. Death Row East
3. 40 Side
4. EPMD 2 ft. Eminem and EPMD
5. Rare
6. YKTV ft. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and YG
7. Store Run
8. Moments
9. Nobody ft. Ms. Lauryn Hill
10. No Phony Love ft. Charlie Wilson
11. Brunch on Sundays ft. Blxst
12. Count Me In
13. Composure ft. Hit-Boy
14. My Bible
15. Nas is Good
1. The Pressure
2. Death Row East
3. 40 Side
4. EPMD 2 ft. Eminem and EPMD
5. Rare
6. YKTV ft. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and YG
7. Store Run
8. Moments
9. Nobody ft. Ms. Lauryn Hill
10. No Phony Love ft. Charlie Wilson
11. Brunch on Sundays ft. Blxst
12. Count Me In
13. Composure ft. Hit-Boy
14. My Bible
15. Nas is Good
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