Nas: ‘King’s Disease II,’ Respect for Hit-Boy, and the New Generation of Hip-Hop | Apple Music

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Nas sits down with Ebro Darden in the Apple Music studio to discuss his latest album, ‘Kings Disease II,’ a record that he had longed produce but was unable to, until he had the time to sit down and reflect over the past year. ‘King’s Disease II’ incorporates the style and technique of the past and the present with tracks like “Store Run” paying homage to Nas’s childhood, juxtaposed with “YKTV,” which was influenced by young collaborators YG and A Boogie Wit da Hoodie. Nas also shouts out Ms. Lauryn Hill, a longtime friend and musical inspiration, and his producer, Hit-Boy, who has been instrumental to his most recent album. Watch the full interview and listen to Nas on Apple Music: apple.co/NasYT

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@thesbg92
2 years ago

Thirty years in the game (1991-2021) and still killing it. Props to Nasir Jones

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@dj_farmer
2 years ago

That Nas and Damian Marley album, Distant Relatives, is one of the greatest gems ever dropped!

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@Bilaldinho1
2 years ago

I was overwhelmed by this album, Nas is just impeccable.

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@MrTedclayton
2 years ago

i think nas finally found the producer he's been searching for.

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@adrielgreen6746
1 year ago

The fact that Nas name dropped Magic and also called Hit Boy his "Quincy" went over all of our heads lol. We had no idea of what was to come.

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@doxdiggla8726
2 years ago

I wouldn’t be the man I Am 🙏🏾 Without Nas catalog His music literally was the soundtrack for my evolution Forever grateful for this humble 🐐

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@chattop
2 years ago

My man Nas said "I am trying to level up and upgrade so that young generation relates to me and hear me" mad respect!!

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@JW-1089
2 years ago

I can't believe Nas will be 48 years old in September. I'm 32 big fan & its amazing he is still to a degree underappreciated in the game.

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@whatsgrowingon
2 years ago

I swear nas never ages. He still looks like hes in his late 20s early 30s

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@sowell7525
2 years ago

He named the project “Magic”. Well Played, Nas

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@AFO_AnalyRics
2 years ago

The ironic thing is that Nas' Illmatic was one of the reasons rappers started working with various producers on the same album. And yet, after all these years, if Nas and Hitboy keep up this beautiful chemistry, it'll be a very strong argument for why it's probably better to stick with one producer. Full circle.

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