21 Savage Just Made The BIGGEST MISTAKE Of his Life Coming For Nas
November 14, 2022
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as posted by the channel21 Savage might have had his New York passport revoked after catching the ire of social media this week when he said Nas “isn’t relevant” in today’s rap scene.
Speaking in a Clubhouse room over the weekend following the release of Nas’ latest album King’s Disease III, 21 asked what the room’s definition of relevant was, after which he followed it up with: “I don’t feel like he’s relevant. I don’t feel like Nas is relevant.”
21 Savage’s comments seemingly struck a chord with those in the chatroom as everyone began arguing over one another.
Once things calmed down, the Slaughter Gang boss took the stage and explained that the Queensbridge icon isn’t relevant today, but he has a “loyal” fan base and makes good music still. The heated discussion seemed to revolve around ’90s rappers that are still dropping albums today.
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