**The original version of "Ether" was produced by Swizz Beatz!! Who got that????

[mortuus est]

I wonder who were addressed

camron and nore?

 

[C-Styles]

He recorded sequels to most of his records but didn't release them cuz he didn't think they'd be good enough to match the orginal <--- So how does he explain Black girl lost 2?? out of all the records..

 

[mortuus est]

He recorded sequels to most of his records but didn't release them cuz he didn't think they'd be good enough to match the orginal <--- So how does he explain Black girl lost 2?? out of all the records..

NY state of mind pt2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.. the first one

 

[Heelish]

Just when you thought Ether couldn't have a worse beat.

 

[mozichrome]

I wanna see that movie Nas had created...somebody needs to find where that VHS tape at

 

[Vagina Thief]

I wonder what lyric it was that he fukked up on that Set Up track..

I listen to that song damn near everyday and I can't see anything wrong with any of the lyrics. ​

 

[Father1st]

50 was originally in the Firm????

 

[Kaydigi]

50 was originally in the Firm????

Don't forget he was on Columbia rotting on the bench

 

[WhiteDawg3000]

subs

 

[havoc00]

Just when you thought Ether couldn't have a worse beat.

 

[Zudu]

Just imagine Swizz going crazy with the "put your hands up" in the background... good thing they scrapped that.

On another tip though, wasnt Swizz real cool with Jay around that time?

 

[Black Miller]

Just imagine Swizz going crazy with the "put your hands up" in the background... good thing they scrapped that.

On another tip though, wasnt Swizz real cool with Jay around that time?

swizz said during the roc-a-fella/ ruff ryders beef- hov wasn't answering his calls at that time. potentially hov might have knew swizz was doing something with nas also then dissing him. of course, they patched it up after

 

[Big Boss]

I wanna see that movie Nas had created...somebody needs to find where that VHS tape at

Sacred

Produced by Nia Hill, D'Angela Steed, Taj Lewis, Luce Gordon. Executive producers, Alan Henderson, Nasir Jones. Directed by Carl Seaton. Screenplay, Nasir Jones, Luce Gordon.

With: Nasir "Nas" Jones, Elise Neal, Isaiah Washington, Dan Martin, Chenoa Maxwell.

Isa (Nas) is a down-on-his luck music manager who moves with his loving wife, Gabrielle (Neal), from a small town to Hollywood in search of fame and fortune. A high school friend in the music agent business, Roland (Washington), ignores him, but Isa meets older exec Shep (Dan Martin), who gives him a chance, and he makes the most of it. However, the fast-rising Isa is seduced by the seedy side of Hollywood, as well as by an artist he manages (Chenoa Maxwell). His wife decides she's had enough and leaves him, but with no support system in L.A., she turns to Roland and to drugs. Isa finally realizes what he has become, but it may be too little too late.



Variety Reviews - Sacred - Film Reviews - American Black - Review by Walter Dawkins

 

[Consigliere]

camron and nore?

Gods Son

Executive Produced by Noreaga's Flower Pot

 

[DaveyDave]

*He was offered and declined an audition for the lead in Save The Last Dance.

someone was an idiot, who in their right mind would offer Nas the lead role in a dance movie? that's like offering a midget the lead role in a Michael Jordan Biopic