"Who Killed It" by Nas...WTF

[Grand Eeezus Maxwell]

I didn't mind it, but I can see why nikkaz wouldn't fukk wit it.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

SWALLOWED IT!!!!!!!!






n/h

 

[Michael Knight]

Dave Chappelle: Killin' 'Em Softly - Nah See! - YouTube

 

[Buckeye Fever]

What was the pre-studio dinner for this song? Pork chopsh and appleshaush?

 

[H.S.]

This song is more creative than most rappers entire careers. I fukk with it. Songs like this are why I can't understand how people can say with a straight face that "Nas doesn't change up his flow". Dude has been more experimental than damn near any of his peers over the years.

Also find it weird that fans love talking about the songs they hate from HHID (Who Killed It, Blunt Ashes, etc), but always gloss over the really undeniably dope tracks (Hold Down The Block, Still Dreaming, Money Over Bullshyt, Black Republican, etc). And I think that was arguably his worst album, but there's still plenty of great records on there.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Nas does it he's extremely creative, Em does it he's wack.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Song is dope to me its just audio theatre.

If u want an example of how to not do accents look @ Eminem relapse

 

[tybo]

It grew on me to the point where I liked it, infact I would have welcomed it going deeper and longer.

PAUSE

 

[The Dust King]

song is classic. it encompasses everything a classic record should have;

original concept
dope sample
ill flow

anybody who doesn't appreciate it is just not cultured enough.

growing up I had d!ck tracy, batman, mobsters, warnerbros, etc. who doesn't love that voice enough to laugh?

nas also did the track as a humor filled way to approach a serious topic, hiphop is dead.

I commend this man, he is truly a legend. I say top 5 nas song, it belongs with one love.

 

[beenz]

Definitely an original and interesting concept, but boy did it come out corny.

 

[Broccoli Rob]

It grew on me ... I would have welcomed it going deeper and longer.

 

[Broccoli Rob]

song is classic. it encompasses everything a classic record should have;

original concept
dope sample
ill flow

anybody who doesn't appreciate it is just not cultured enough.

growing up I had d!ck tracy, batman, mobsters, warnerbros, etc. who doesn't love that voice enough to laugh?

nas also did the track as a humor filled way to approach a serious topic, hiphop is dead.

I commend this man, he is truly a legend. I say top 5 nas song, it belongs with one love.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Nas does it he's extremely creative, Em does it he's wack.

Please tell us how Em sounding like borat and apu helped to enhance the content and themes of the songs he did it on?

Nas sounded like that to play a detective on a song not just because for no logical reason... he also didn't sound like that thru out the album

 

[malbaker86]

Definitely an original and interesting concept, but boy did it come out corny.

 

[Ziggiy]

This song is more creative than most rappers entire careers. I fukk with it. Songs like this are why I can't understand how people can say with a straight face that "Nas doesn't change up his flow". Dude has been more experimental than damn near any of his peers over the years.

Also find it weird that fans love talking about the songs they hate from HHID (Who Killed It, Blunt Ashes, etc), but always gloss over the really undeniably dope tracks (Hold Down The Block, Still Dreaming, Money Over Bullshyt, Black Republican, etc). And I think that was arguably his worst album, but there's still plenty of great records on there.

I agree with everything except this being his worst album. HHID is a solid 4 Mics and still listenable straight through when your in the mood, Nastradamus is by FAR worse than HHID and has more instant skip worthy tracks