Jay Z Curates Playlist Of His Favorite Nas Songs “Curated By The God Hov”

Jay Z Pays Homage To Nas, Curating A Playlist Of His Favorite Nas Songs On TIDAL

DJ Khaled recently did what many thought was impossible after announcing a Nas and Jay Z collaboration on his soon to be released album ‘Khaled Khaled’. HOV and Nas have one of the most interesting rap beef in history.

Prior to Khaled’s announcement, there are speculations that the two rap icons are still feuding, fueled with Jay Z repeatedly releasing songs same time as Nas.

However, HOV just dead the rumors, paying homage to Nas with a personally curated TIDAL playlist. Ostensibly comprised of JAY’s favorite Nas tracks, it goes a long way in showing what the Brooklyn emcee appreciates about his fellow New Yorker’s craft.

 

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“Curated by the God, Hov.” Provided that one of Nas’ most beloved albums is named God’s Son, well, the implication speaks for itself. Still, it’s clearly all love between the two legendary emcees, decades removed from their elite lyrical duel and one day removed from their latest (of many) collaborations.

The twenty-four tracks include plenty of classic tracks represented accordingly. Illmatic is represented through “N.Y. State Of Mind,” “Life’s A Bitch,” “The Genesis,” “Halftime,” “The World Is Yours,” and “It Ain’t Hard To Tell” — over half the album, and clear proof that Hov is among the many who deem it Nas’ magnum opus.

A few of Nas’ standout features are included through Raekwon’s “Verbal Intercourse,” Mobb Deep’s “Eye For An Eye,” and Kanye West’s “We Major.” The anthemic “Hate Me Now,” featuring P. Diddy reps I Am…, while “Made You Look” holds it down for the aforementioned “God’s Son.” Surprisingly, Stillmatic gets a lone inclusion for “One Mic,” though it might understandable given one of project’s most notorious inclusions.

Check out “Curated by the God, Hov,” exclusively on TIDAL.