Swizz hasn’t revealed when the song was recorded, and between Nas’ reference to the synthetic drug bath salts and Jay Z referencing Coming to America’s fictional nation of Zamunda (Hov infamously dressed as Coming to America’s Prince Akeem for Halloween in 2015) it’s unclear when the track was crafted. Nas and Jay are a handful of artists to earn the vaunted five-mic rating from The Source, and Jadakiss is closing in on 20 years in the game as a highly-respected MC. 1 albums than Elvis Presley, and Newsweek confirmed the feat as Blueprint 3 gave Jay his eleventh top album. Jay Z truthfully boasted of having more No. Such was the case Friday night, as Swizz Beatz dropped a previously unreleased collaboration between Jay Z, Nas, DMX, and Jadakiss during his live beat battle with Just Blaze.įor a bit of brief context, before he was making headlines of the more unfortunate variety, DMX had a run during the ’90s of four consecutive albums debuting at the No. The proverbial ante is upped when DMX-who shared a now-infamous battle with Jay Z and co-starred with Nas in Belly-is added to the mix. Given the cultural impact of “Takeover,” “Ether,” and the reconciliation between Jay Z and Nas during the 2005 “I Declare War” concert, it’s pretty safe to assume moments involving the Jay and Nas move the needle.
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