It was a long time coming, but it finally came. Nas is a GRAMMY Award winning rapper now. Deets on his first Grammy win after 14 nominations that span over two decades inside…
In Hip Hop, Nas is considered a rap god. A legend. An icon.
However, after over two decades in the rap game, the Queens native never won a Grammy Award…until now.
During the 93rd annual Academy Awards, the 47-year-old rapper was honored with the Best Rap Album award for his 13th studio album, King’s Disease. In 1996, Nas was nominated for his first Grammy in the Best Rap Solo Performance category for “If I Ruled the World,” featuring Lauryn Hill from his second album, It Was Written. Over a span of two decades, Nas was nominated for 14 Grammys. Now, the emcee is an official winner.
King’s Disease - executive producer Hit-Boy - beat out D Smoke’s Black Habits, Jay Electronica’s A Written Testimony, Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist’s Alfredo and Royce da 5′9” album The Allegory.
Producer Hit-Boy took to social media to celebrate his Grammy win(s):
I’m 3 in. I really won a Grammy wit Nipsey Hussle ,Nas ,Jay-Z and Kanye west. I’m motivated to put more work in
— Hit-Boy (@Hit_Boy) March 14, 2021
In 2012, Hit-Boy won Best Rap Song for Jay-Z & Kanye West’s “N*ggas In Paris” and in 2019 he won Best Rap Performance for Nipsey Hussle’s “Racks in the Middle” featuring Roddy Ricch.
Rapper Big Sean was captured on video telling Hit-Boy he won his THIRD Grammy Award:
Congratulations to @Hit_Boy on his Grammy win for his incredible work on @Nas’ album “King’s Disease” pic.twitter.com/AIIFr069gF
— Def Jam Recordings (@defjam) March 14, 2021
As for Nas finally winning a Grammy:
Nas finally winning a Grammy is a reminder that even if they go for years without acknowledging your work & greatness, 1 day they will not be able to ignore it. However, this does not mean that u need anyone's validation to shine; Nas been knowing that he is one of the greatest pic.twitter.com/gQo8hLr5Hr
— Greencroft Hokage (@TshoCa_Fans) March 15, 2021
Congrats!
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source: theybf
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