After making comments questioning a fellow rapper’s relevance, 21 Savage might have dropped the Big Joker with help from the Queensbridge legend in question.
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Earlier this month 21 sparked outrage from the elders in Hip-Hop over comments he made on Clubhouse. A chat room on the social audible app emerged called “Is Nas the Greatest Rapper or What?” and 21 joined the room and asked multiple questions.
“What y’all saying, relevant though?” said Savage. “I don’t feel like he’s [Nas] relevant. He just has a loyal ass fan base. He just has a loyal fan base and he still make good-ass music.”
In record time, fans claimed 21 Savage was feeling himself because he dropped a collab album with Drake. Savage seemingly was trying to speak on Nas’ legacy, and he took to Twitter to defend his comments.
I would never disrespect nas or any legend who paved the way for me y’all be tryna take stuff and run with it 🤦🏾♂️
— Saint Laurent Don (@21savage) November 14, 2022
21 Savage Connects With Nas & Hit-Boy For “One Mic, One Gun” After Clubhouse Fiasco
After weeks of Hip-Hop heads blasting 21 Savage and his comments on Nas, a massive plot twist happened.
21 announced that he was releasing the track “One Mic, One Gun” with Nas produced by Hit-Boy.
21 Savage said yall not bout to make me look like a hater and got in the studio with Nas and Hit-Boy
— Ahmed/The Ears 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) November 30, 2022
After the song was released, some fans upset with 21 walked back their comments and admitted that the ATL rapper might have outshined Nas on the track.
Damn 21 Savage out rapping Nas on a song is not something I expected to happen this year. Nas did his thing but 21 Savage produced a better verse. Crazy. pic.twitter.com/YEbgAVInA4
— A S (@AnujSha113) November 30, 2022
Decide for yourself by listening to Nas featuring 21 Savage’s “One Mic, One Gun” below.
