Nas - King's Disease II (Discussion Thread)

[Surreal]

Blood on my hands like Carrie..
What does that line mean?

Never saw the movie?

 

[spliz]

Blood on my hands like Carrie..
What does that line mean?

Maybe he had to kill cats for attacking him. And we all know Carrie got drenched in blood at her prom before she spazzed out in the movie.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Blood on my hands like Carrie..
What does that line mean?

 

[Tasha And]

Blood on my hands like Carrie..
What does that line mean?

 

[Prolific_1011]

Blood on my hands like Carrie..
What does that line mean?

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0074285/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_7

 

[spliz]

It’s crazy how Sissy Spacek, Linda Blair, and Shelly Duvall all suffered mental issues after their horror movies they were involved in.

 

[waynep]

Never saw the movie?

Never saw it. Never even heard if it.

 

[JoelB]

nikkas act like i cant cyberbully that weirdo and bump the album at the same time

fukk being mature

 

[Slim Charles]

Nah, I remember that in real time LOOOONG before I even knew Vlad was a thing, since like 2006 or so. And to be honest...it was kinda right. HHID and Untitled don't exactly have the strongest production. It's not bad, but serviceable at best.

for better or for worst Nas was in his own lane and space in that era post God's Son. he really didn't give a fukk about anyone. just did what he wanted. some of it fell short for sure from a fan's perspective but what I respect from Nas he was in his own artistic lane and wasn't doing what the crowd were doing.

 

[spliz]

Never saw it. Never even heard if it.

Wow. That’s crazy bro.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

nikkas act like i cant cyberbully that weirdo and bump the album at the same time

fukk being mature

 

[Tasha And]

Wow. That’s crazy bro.

Yeah it’s a pretty legendary horror film and the Carrie prom scene is one of the most iconic images in pop culture.

 

[spliz]

Yeah it’s a pretty legendary horror film and the Carrie prom scene is one of the most iconic images in pop culture.

Word. Even teenagers know Carrie.

 

[BossMobb]

The transition from Ed Lover announcing Pac's death to 40 Side is chilling. The sequencing of this album is ill.

Every time I hear the end of Death Row East and Ed Lover making that announcement , I think back to being young and hoping PAC would survive.

 

[T.he I.nformant]

Around my way Quiet Storm is a block of 70s to contemporary r&b that plays late night on the radio.

Right, it’s the same my way; it just jumped out at me that the reviewer thought he was talking about a rap song by Mobb Deep