Nas and Ghostface Killah: Hip-hop Legends Reunite on “Scar Tissue”
Reminiscent of NYC’s ’90s Rap Scene, Nas and Ghostface Killah Team Up
In an uplifting revelation for the hip-hop community, two pioneer MCs from the golden age of Hip-Hop, Nas and Ghostface Killah, have joined forces once again, offering fans a fresh track that brings back the nostalgic vibes of the New York City rap scene of the 90s.
“Scar Tissue”: A Raw Display of Mastery from Nas and Ghostface Killah
The new track, “Scar Tissue,” sees Ghostface Killah and Nas delving into their lyrical prowess, devoid of any sweet undertones. An aggressive portrayal of their signature styles, the MCs navigate through gritty themes, with Ghostface Killah branding the track with lines like, “Payback’s a b*tch ain’t it? That’s why I don’t talk to ni**as, I’m good, I ain’t gettin’ acquainted/Middle finger to the judge, we still killin’ the plaintiff! We Staten Island ni**as, we ain’t gotta explain it!”
Not to be left behind, Nas brings his unique flair into the mix, showcasing his lyricism while saying, “Nothing bigger than Ghostface and Esco/Legal Mexican cartel money, call me Arnesco/Guzman, Lopez, Garcia, gold-plated AKs lethal when you see us/Between the fingers, smoking on thousand dollar blunts, tell these suckas I got everything they want.”
Undeniably, fans of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan and hip-hop lovers have issued strong pleas for a new Wu-Tang album, enriched by Nas’ rhymes.
Consider giving “Scar Tissue” a listen, and feel free to share your opinions on the track in the comments section below.
DPH Hot Take
From the perspective of DPH, Nas and Ghostface Killah’s latest venture reminds us of the undying strength and thorough authenticity that highlight the very essence of old-school hip-hop. “Scar Tissue” is not just a track; it’s a journey down memory lane, providing fans with a taste of the traditional rap roots that shaped today’s hip-hop landscape. A new Wu-Tang album featuring Nas would undoubtedly elevate the genre back to its glory days, offering fans – old and new – a piece of the golden era they’ve been yearning for.