Yep. It's not about Primo. It's about Nas. People were begging for Nas to rock with Preem when he was with Hit Boy. And now they shifted their sick twisted scrutiny of Nas' music on Primo. Nas had to battle with this his all career pretty much. It's almost unbelievable how he keeps releasing music with that ungrateful crowd. A lot of mc's would have quit a long time ago. Hell, Jay and Andre 3000 basically did
This thread is living proof of that. People here are looking for things to complain about. I don't care if the snippet sounds like trash. You can't start making assumptions about a 15-track, 45-minute album based on a 15-second clip. For all you know, that's the worst song on the album, or maybe it sounds better within the context of the album, like most songs do when you put them out as a body of work that's meant to be listened to a specific way.
I don't agree with Eminem's thoughts on Revival or the fact that he keeps trying to defend it, but the message behind what he's said still resonates with me. Putting out surprise albums was the only way for him to control the narrative. If you give people too much time to think about the album, they start creating expectations in their head of what it should sound like. If those expectations aren't met, then the album is automatically trash. Then you don't even listen to the whole album, so you miss parts of it that were meant to be heard. Again, Eminem was talking about Revival when he said all this, but what he said in general made sense.
My point is that Nas has made a living out of doing things his own way on his own terms. He chose now to do the album with Premier because it was the right time to do it now. It seems like this album was specifically meant to cater to the complainers and the hardcore fans who haven't listened to his music in twenty years. And guess what? The complainers are still complaining. You finally get what you want and you're losing your mind over a
snippet.
Shut the fukk up, get out of this thread, and don't come back until you've listened to the album and can form an actual opinion based on what you listened to. It's not hard.