OUT NOW Nas - King's Disease II

[silverfoxx]

Y'all like the second one more than the first?

 

[5th Letter]

Y'all like the second one more than the first?

I like the first one better

 

[Ironman]

Y'all like the second one more than the first?

KD 1 and 2 are like a continuous novel series but Kd2 elevated everything from 1.

 

[Scandalust313]

Mo money mo problems...you gotta be ready for all that it brings

Let em say what they say...revenge on my plate...I'm lovin the taste...they see you shinin emotions get hard to contain...they just not evolvin the same


Salmon shish kebab in a misty fog...rollin sticky log...big dawg affair...no kids involved

 

[Old Man Cain]

Y'all like the second one more than the first?

I actually like the first one better but this one is great the other one sounds better to me. I play both of them back to back tho

 

[AZTG]

Im just really enjoying the praise Nas is getting this late into his career

 

[AZTG]

As a older mfer thats trying to build with older women, I really relate to this bar,

"And you got your own place, my favorite part of the night when you text me you made it home safe"

 

[rip.dilla]

As a older mfer thats trying to build with older women...

Brought on two female rappers on each King's Disease who were hot in the 90s ...


Didn't go clout chasing looking for the new girls predominant on radio/charts

 

[Chicity]

In a Nas state of mind❤


Real ones still around...release the confetti




Drunk textin while I'm out here tryna spread the message...you searchin for qualities I'm already blessed with

Miles on my Peloton, I been working on my core.....

 

[Chicity]

Y'all like the second one more than the first?

Yes. The highs of KD2 are better than the highs of KD1

But I've listened to them both in a playlist together since buddy mentioned it. It really is a classic double disc

 

[400Degreez]

As a older mfer thats trying to build with older women, I really relate to this bar,

"And you got your own place, my favorite part of the night when you text me you made it home safe"

I looked at that bar equivalent to "you ain't gotta go home but you gotta get the hell outta here".

 

[illed_Out]

 

[Scandalust313]

Y'all like the second one more than the first?

I equally enjoy the way both of them sound when I play KD first then KD2

KD has a special place in my heart b/c of the way it initially made me feel...it was really impactful in that way. When I listen to it now, I still get that feeling...it takes me back to last summer.

It's really hard for me to say that I like one more than the other...to me, both albums make a complete body of work that got progressively better with each successive track

 

[AZTG]

I looked at that bar equivalent to "you ain't gotta go home but you gotta get the hell outta here".

Lmaooo. Yea theres that.

But with a chick you actually building with, they love that "text me so I know you got home safe" shit

 

[Chicity]

Lmaooo. Yea theres that.

But with a chick you actually building with, they love that "text me so I know you got home safe" shit

You'd think.....

 

[rip.dilla]

Mood

 

[AZTG]

You'd think.....

Lmaooo. What happened fam?

 

[400Degreez]

Lmaooo. What happened fam?

Nigga could probably write a novel but he'll leave you with one sentence which explains nothing. Ol you figure it out ass nigga

 

[AP2.5]

Nigga could probably write a novel but he'll leave you with one sentence which explains nothing. Ol you figure it out ass nigga

that's how us spy's roll

 

[400Degreez]

I highly enjoy this one than the first one.
Once you get to Store Run, that's the groove throughout that I expected.
You know what's the weak link with both albums? The features.
Lil Durk made the song almost unbearable for me. Quick note I only listened to this ain't what you want. Maybe he's better but no I can't really give him a chance. Singy rap is not my taste.
Big Sean's verse grew on me based on the topic of the song.
Fivio was eh on Spicy.
A Boogie was so so. I fuck with YG though.
Poor Eminem. Look at him finally on a Nas record and he had to go with the rapper shoutouts on his verse looking for sympathy. Nas and EPMD was floating. Here he come rapping his heart out. He coulda kept that shit at home. Ain't nobody coming to see you Otis.