Do the Nas and Hitboy albums have any impact?
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They are impactful for Nas and his legacy as he creates more separation from the field and possibly even Jay but in the mainstream sphere of music they don’t have much cultural impact outside of a Grammy during the pandemic where mainstream didn’t care
Lol Berg is a funny guy. I guess hes forgotten those projects with Tink that didn't do anything. But yea everything he touches goes "gold"
Is this really about Nas or Berg's beef with Hit Boy
Oh if this is gonna be about berg then I’m out lol
For me this raises a deeper question.
Do people over 25 begin to mainly listen to the music they grew up to? Or did the artists they grew up to fall off?
It's not like niggas hit 30 and stopped listening to hiphop, so why aren't the artists we came up listening to selling any more?
The only 90s artists who can still sell is probably Hov, Wayne and Em.
Do people over 25 begin to mainly listen to the music they grew up to? Or did the artists they grew up to fall off?
It's not like niggas hit 30 and stopped listening to hiphop, so why aren't the artists we came up listening to selling any more?
The only 90s artists who can still sell is probably Hov, Wayne and Em.
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Niggas online ratting then calling it content
Define impact
After almost 30 years after his debut, this question is being asked? I think if this was raised after It Was Written then it might be something. Right about now, I think dude is just putting out music just to do it, dont think its about sales or impact. Really its about who, though, ofcourse it has impact to Nas fans, but to top 40 radio listeners probably not. Since dude worrying about impact, though, that album or whatever he doing with Jim Jones better have the streets of fire and all over the radio
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Nas just sold out MSG…. Yung Berg can’t do that
