This is from Netflix

Peace God.. same here.

Peace Peace ✌🏾 I’m witchu 100%

Those are the best times when you could vibe and chill, those days are long gone. We can’t stay off our cellphones.

That's a fact.. native new Yorker here wanting to move to the south... real ppl!!!

I get your point, but Nas is talkin specifically New Orleans. New Orleans is a mystical type of city with it's voodoo roots, spicy cuisine, big plantation style houses, creole heritage, jazz roots, the Mississippi River and that overall spooky feel to it. I doubt Nas would look at Miami, Atlanta or Houston in the same way. Although those southern cities are great, for this particular video I feel as though Nas is specifically talkin about that New Orleans culture. I'm from Jersey and I felt that same spirit when I went to Mardi Gras back in the day.

@@al5603 If you not from the south then you don’t know what you’re talking about. You couldn’t tell New Orleans from Galveston Tx if I took you there. The exact same homes sitting right there all up and down Broadway. The same style cemeteries. They even have Marsi Gras. A slave is a slave . Those Haitians influenced New Orleans because Haitians came to New Orleans after the rebellion.Houston is highly influenced by Louisiana with culture because damn near a high percent of blacks that live in Houston are from Louisiana. So anything accept for Voodoo and the jazz thing These cities have.The South is the South

​@@nawfsidehtown3452 What are you talkin about? You don't have to be from the south to have experienced the south. Yeah those places that you named maybe similar to New Orleans, but they're not New Orleans. Nas was specifically talkin N.O. that's why he mentioned ghosts and jazz. I got family that I used to visit in North Carolina and Georgia as a kid. I went to Hampton University in Virginia. I chilled in New Orleans, Miami and Atlanta, so I know about the south. I love the south, so this ain't no diss. But Nas is specifically talkin about that New Orleans vibe in this video. And the south ain't the south. Newport News, Va ain't NOTHING like New Orleans. Miami ain't NOTHING like New Orleans, Raleigh, N.C. ain't NOTHING like New Orleans, etc. And I'm not saying New Orleans is better or worse than any other southern city, but it does have it's own unique culture.

Peace King

Peace King

If it was j they would say he's the devil just because of those key facts

He is a lifepath 7 just like me...so he is aware of the spirit world and is intrigued

And eventually wonder, "damn, won't they play something else." 😁

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It’s however you feel, go ahead , you swing

Oh snap! Never thought of that before. Produced by Harry Fraud

It’s already out in the universe. Nas was rocking JetLife apparel right after the Grammy win.

Naw Nas and Lupe

Bro it's tough trying to get back aligned to a winning algorithm smh. Im on this same exact journey myself. Shit like trauma can throw us way off our lifes trajectory, but like you said as we keep pushing, we get closer and closer to being back on track. I wish you lots of good health, clarity and prosperity my dude. They can't break the solid 💪🏿💯

@@Cashcrop91 Most def king after rain come the sunshine like they say in order to grow you gotta let go and its impossible to be great without a great deal of pain what dont kill you make you stronger and everything happens for a reason. Stay solid kong wish you nothing but success and the very best in life.

I'm from philly as well and your right New Orleans has a totally different vibe than North Philly. I definitely want to experience New Orleans and the culture of iit.

Nah, Nas is from NYC, born in BK and raised in Queens, his pops Olu Dara is from the Sip!

The only ghost we had was James st. Patrick now he's on the other side

@@CaneBigMad9 the only ghost I know is SP LOL

Rapture

i wanna know too fam, lemme know when u find out will do the same, i've seen it before just can't call it

@@marvindube3572 the rapture on netflix

@@BriaAlyssa Thank you mama knew i seen it before

first episode of Rapture, Dave East and Nas on Netflix 45:00 mark

the rapture on netflix

I love you Nasir.

What is weird about him?

@@uchennasunday7037 we're not gonna start a thread here. So just leave

Weird?! He’s in touch with the creator and his ancestors they speak to him and through him. He can see and appreciate the manifestation of our creative expression that is evident in the craftsmanship displayed in the beautifully built old NO homes, and in the home of jazz music that his father played and us Queens kids growing up in the 80’s and 90’s that influenced the way we walked and talked. NYC became a Mecca for Jazz music and the greats were our elders, it is the reason why Queens gave birth to the most legendary MC’s than anywhere else on the planet. Though many of us were 1st generation Americans over parents foreign born, Jazz influenced us all and we turned it into hip hop. We still always respected New Orleans as the home. I guess depending on who you are and where you are from he could be perceived as weird, but I think of him as an old soul with a strong connection to the past , present, and future all at once. The music is what allows all those voices to speak to us. You might find that most of our best rappers are very intelligent, nerdy or weird, as some may call them. It’s what makes them special, his voice is unique. I love his perspective, a grown man who has taken the time and effort to develop his mind and his parents, where unfortunately many of our black men have remained juvenile in their thoughts and actions, as many had no intelligent, resourceful leadership of a strong responsible father to learn from. Some have gray hair and beards while they are mentally still children.

@@Msboochie2 the creator and the ancestors speak to him huh? And they haven't given him an idea for an invention that would economically uplift the black community? No 🤷🏾‍♂️

On Stillmatic, 2nd Childhood, Nas! 🤔