Giving us exactly what we want, Nas has given us the perfect soundtrack for his anger. We even find AZ on “The Flyest” for an incomparable duo that harks back to the “Life’s A Bitch” period. On the gem "One Mic", he explains the meaning of his writing and the reality of his words, like a revealing dramatic soliloquy. With introspection and honesty, this is a Nasir who is both more triumphant and more vulnerable than ever before. Then he gets back together with his mentor Large Professor for two keystones of his discography: "Rewind" and "You're Da Man". The affecting “Got Ur Self A Gun” reworks the theme from the gangster series Sopranos, and strikes the best balance between pure rap and crossover since “The Message”. From the start of Stillmatic, Nas sets the tone and takes Jay-Z apart on "Ether". Back then, he was piqued by the success and the arrogance of his competitor Jay-Z he returns here with a more violent, concise formula, where every blow finds its target. Renewing the legend of his first album, Nas went back to basics. See more Your browser does not support the audio element. Leaving behind the megalomaniacal flights of fancy of I am and Nastradamus in particular, he returns here as the superhero of a rap whose soul is intact, reduced to the essentials.
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