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Jim Jones DISMISSES Nas’ Relevance, Chuck D CLAPS BACK: “That’s Straight DISRESPECT!”
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5:42Now PlayingIn this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill unpacks the heated debate sparked by Jim Jones questioning the relevance of New York rap legends. When The Breakfast Club co-signed Jones’ claim that Nas ain’t really “out here like that,” Hip-Hop OG Chuck D wasn’t having it.
Chuck D reminded the culture that Nasir Jones is still selling out arenas in 2024—proving that legacy isn’t just about trending. But Jim Jones doubled down, claiming Nas' music with Hit-Boy was strictly for the old heads. So who’s really right? And does "relevance" even matter when stadiums are still packed?
This conversation isn’t just about Nas—it’s about how Hip-Hop treats its legends. Are rap veterans still shaping the game, or is this a young man’s sport?
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