Nas’ upcoming album, controversially titled “Nigger,” has reportedly been pushed back to February 2008, after it was initially slated to hit stores next month.
According to MTV News, “Nigger” will now hit stores in February to coincide with Black History Month, and its first single will drop in January.
Meanwhile Nas has said that the song “What It Is,” which leaked onto the internet last week, will definitely not be on the album.
“I never rhymed to that beat,” the Queensbridge rapper said.
Several producers have already contributed to the LP including Salaam Remi and DJ Toomp.
Diddy and the Hitmen, who produced most of Jay-Z’s latest LP “American Gangster,” are also scheduled to add a few beats before the album is wrapped up next week.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
NAS' NEW LP WON'T BE IN ANYONE'S CHRISTMAS STOCKING THIS YEAR...
Nas’ upcoming album, controversially titled “Nigger,” has reportedly been pushed back to February 2008, after it was initially slated to hit stores next month.
According to MTV News, “Nigger” will now hit stores in February to coincide with Black History Month, and its first single will drop in January.
Meanwhile Nas has said that the song “What It Is,” which leaked onto the internet last week, will definitely not be on the album.
“I never rhymed to that beat,” the Queensbridge rapper said.
Several producers have already contributed to the LP including Salaam Remi and DJ Toomp.
Diddy and the Hitmen, who produced most of Jay-Z’s latest LP “American Gangster,” are also scheduled to add a few beats before the album is wrapped up next week.
NOBODY'S SMILING
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