King’s Disease III: Nas Hits Another Career Peak
Describes his chemistry with Hit Boy as that of Michael and Quincy
Even if the 2020s have been strange, one item has indeed been consistently provided throughout this decade. New releases from the King’s Disease collaboration between Nas and Hit-Boy.
It’s amazing to see Nas’ career in such a resurgence. He’s 30 years old and is on a three-album streak that matches the finest albums by most rappers. Nas raises the standard in the third instalment of his “King’s Disease” trilogy.
I can say with absolute certainty that King’s Disease III is the finest part three of a piece I’ve ever heard or seen. Nas is a rare example of a rap icon that consistently releases albums each year. With the rapper releasing music more frequently, one may anticipate a dip in the caliber of his work—especially given that he works on each record alongside the same team in the studio. On King’s Disease III, however, Nas and Hit-Boy demonstrated that their artistic affinity and charisma only grow more astounding each time.
Hit-Boy has advanced considerably. More than at any other time in his career, Nas and him appear to sync stronger than before. I’m at a loss for standouts since this is so good. Nas dominates each track, even if I don’t like the trap sounds on 30 and Til My Last Breath
