Nas isn’t just preserving Hip-Hop history—he’s actively building it, putting his voice, vision, and money where his legacy is.

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Nearly two decades after declaring “Hip Hop Is Dead,” rap icon Nas is giving credit where it’s due. In a recent reflection, ...

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Beef might make headlines, but these nine moments of mutual praise show that unity and respect still run deep in Hip Hop.

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In 2006, Nas stirred the pot with the release of his album Hip Hop Is Dead. This bold title ignited debates within the Hip Hop community, prompting responses from various artists, including Jeezy, who ...