New York rap veteran Nas has come through with the cross-generational collaboration hip-hop desperately needed. God’s Son has released a fresh take on his 1993 freestyle leak “Life Is Like A Dice Game” for Spotify.
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Nas, Freddie Gibbs + Cordae’s New Must-Hear
Just in time for Independence Day Weekend, Nasir Jones dropped the record for the streaming giants’s Singles x Rapcaviar section. Nas pulls 23-year-old Cordae and 39-year-old Freddie Gibbs as features for this song’s re-imagining. In the song, the rappers discuss the difficulties of life in the spotlight and take turns spitting fire bars.
Over the years, the original “Life Is Like A Dice Game” has survived through unofficial sites and streams.
Nas Celebrates Hip Hop’s Birthday
Nas really is for the culture. The rap heavyweight recently jumped at the chance to recognize hip-hop’s impact on not only him but the world in “Hip-Hop 50.” During an interview, Nas opened up about the special meaning his Showtime project had for him.
There are so many more stories. I’m opening up with this, but ‘Hip Hop 50’ is a multi-tier initiative, created by Mass Appeal [in partnership with CBS Viacom], and we built this platform to ensure the anniversary of hip-hop is celebrated in a real iconic way, and that everybody should be involved with this. This is something that’s coming up that we don’t want to just pass by like it’s small. This is the biggest birthday in the world. You’re going to see the stories from every element of hip-hop, whether it’s the street stories, whether it’s the MCing. Whatever it is, we want to celebrate and push this birthday party to the max.” (Variety)
Nas Can’t Wait For DMX’s Album
In a different show of hip-hop pride, Nas recently went to his Instagram page to hype up late rap icon DMX’s EXODUS album. The late rapper’s former Belly co-star also shared its artwork and drop date.
“5/28 EXODUS IS COMING ❌ THE ALBUM”
Nas’ Still Living Out ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ Lyrics
Switching over to more of his artistic activities, Nas recently hit up IG with a fire pic of himself chilling with producer DJ Khaled. The shot also came with some bars from the must-hear tune.
“Chorus: James Fauntleroy] Sorry, not sorry, don’t mind me I’m livin’ the dream, livin’ a dream, yeah Came from nothin’, whoever thought that we would be Livin’ the dream? Livin’ the dream yeah”
