NAS Thread - Nas x HitBoy - MAGIC 3 Out Now

[OrangeBlueGarden]

I been playing 40 side more and more that song really grew on me

 

[deusavertat]

Your the first person I’ve seen to say anything good about Eminem’s verse. I thought it was better than the hate I’ve seen it get around here.

It was dope but I understand why people weren't feeling it. It was his first collaboration with nas, he had to bring it but maybe he overdid it a little.

 

[Master Zik]

Your the first person I’ve seen to say anything good about Eminem’s verse. I thought it was better than the hate I’ve seen it get around here.

The hate was a bit much but Em overdid it himself.

 

[TipsyMcStagga]

I didn't think that Em verse was as bad as some are making it either but once people are committed to hating someone, anything they say will annoy them lol

 

[Arthur Shelby]

 

[addict4sneakers]

 

[Deleted member 37467]

This album is ******* amazing and the Em verse isn't bad @ all, but I understand that most of NT isn't a fan of his.

 

[superswag]

Chiming in on Em's verse. I think the past decade Em's been focusing on the technique so much that there's really no compelling substance out of his rhymes. I mean yes his multi-syllable rhymes stay super consistent and precise in all his most recent albums and features but personally, when it comes to the message there's really nothing mind blowing that he's saying.

In terms of EPMD, did he out rhyme Nas? Technically I would say yes, but take into consideration the overall message of the verse and the verdict is not as clear cut as it was on his verse in Renegade. IMO he hasnt delivered a crazy hot verse since Drake's Forever.

 

[Master Zik]

Yeah, the track wasn't one where its just showing off lyrically. It had a theme and Em strayed away to go crazy on multi-syllable ****.

On Renegade, he stayed on topic and displayed his skill.

 

[Arthur Shelby]

 

[OrangeBlueGarden]

Like still being a virgin

 

[3god]

Let’s be real here… Lauryn has the best verse on this album.

 

[Master Zik]

Let’s be real here… Lauryn has the best verse on this album.

You go on a store run for Nas

 

[3god]

You go on a store run for Nas

It stands out above the rest.

 

[Master Zik]

It stands out above the rest.

You wrong but okay.

 

[addict4sneakers]

 

[3god]

You wrong but okay.

Ok, so what is your favorite verse?

 

[Master Zik]

Ok, so what is your favorite verse?

I already alluded to one.

But Death Row East, Rare, Nas Is Good, etc.

 

[3god]

I already alluded to one.

But Death Row East, Rare, Nas Is Good, etc.

The Pressure and 40 Side are up there as well.

 

[addict4sneakers]

He floated on Composure

 

[Arthur Shelby]

 

[Arthur Shelby]

 

[thekillerj23]

Bron and Russ in there. Dope video

 

[superswag]

Chiming in on Em's verse. I think the past decade Em's been focusing on the technique so much that there's really no compelling substance out of his rhymes. I mean yes his multi-syllable rhymes stay super consistent and precise in all his most recent albums and features but personally, when it comes to the message there's really nothing mind blowing that he's saying.

In terms of EPMD, did he out rhyme Nas? Technically I would say yes, but take into consideration the overall message of the verse and the verdict is not as clear cut as it was on his verse in Renegade. IMO he hasnt delivered a crazy hot verse since Drake's Forever.

Apologies, I know this is a Nas appreciation thread but going back to what I said about Em's performance in EPMD, I think Tyler summed it up better than I did:

Tyler, The Creator Says Eminem Got So Technical Good That It's Gross

Tyler, The Creator visits the Ebro in the Morning, talks about Eminem and Lil Wayne. Tyler, The Creator is riding high on the success...

hiphop24x7.com

 

[addict4sneakers]