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Hit-Boy & Nas: The Unspoken End of a Hip-Hop Era
26 Aug
Summary
- Hit-Boy confirmed he hasn't spoken to Nas in three years.
- The producer cited numerous unspoken reasons for their creative split.
- Their collaboration produced six albums between 2020 and 2023.
Producer Hit-Boy has disclosed that his extensive work with rapper Nas has ceased, revealing that the two artists have not communicated in three years. This collaboration, spanning from 2020 to 2023, saw the release of six albums, including the Grammy-winning "King's Disease." Hit-Boy indicated that numerous undisclosed reasons contributed to the end of their creative partnership, expressing a reluctance to delve into the specifics due to their complexity.
Despite the successful output and critical acclaim, including Nas' first Grammy win for Best Rap Album in 2021, Hit-Boy stated he does not foresee future collaborations. This contrasts with their earlier public sentiments, where both artists expressed openness to continuing their musical endeavors. The producer alluded to the depth of the issues behind their separation, while still acknowledging the significant accomplishments achieved during their three-year run.
