Jay-Z and Nas’ earliest collaboration has finally gotten an official release on the reissue of — seriously — Shaquille O’Neal’s 1996 album, You Can’t Stop the Reign. The song is called ...

Nas claimed Jay-Z must have known about R.Kelly’s behavior. Jay-Z and R. Kelly worked together on two albums and a short-lived tour. Nas questioned whether or not Jay-Z could have been fully ...

Nas and Jay-Z are two goats we cannot get enough of. But, did Nas just avoid a drive-by trolling? Okay, so we all know Nas and Jay-Z have had the craziest rap feud ever in Hip-Hop history that ...

First Jay-Z and Nas Collab “No Love Lost” Hits Streaming with Shaq’s 1996 Album Eddie Fu. The track has officially been released for the first time as part of You Can't Stop the Reign.

Long before their rivalry and subsequent string of collaborations, Jay-Z and Nas first appeared on a record together called “No Love Lost” nearly 30 years ago.The record in question was to ...

Shaq unearths the first-ever Jay-Z and Nas collab on the re-issue of his 1996 album You Can't Stop the Reign recorded 28 years ago. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. Trending: ...

Shaq’s “No Love Lost” was meant to be Jay-Z and Nas’ first collaboration, but Nas didn’t appear on the song when You Can’t Stop the Reign dropped in 1996.

Hip-hop heads have Shaquille O’Neal to thank for the long-awaited official release of Jay-Z and Nas’ first-ever collaboration, "No Love Lost.". The track, a Nas-less version of which ...

Explore the latest on the Jay-Z Resorts World casino bid in Times Square, which has evolved into a reborn rivalry with Nas.

Clipse dropped their long-awaited fourth major label album, Let God Sort Em Out, which was sans a speculated surprise guest ...

Dame Dash is admitting that Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella Records "took an L" when Nas dropped "Ether.". Dame Dash Believes Nas Got the Better of Jay-Z When He Dropped "Ether" On Saturday (Sept. 9), Dame ...

Not only did 50 Cent go at Ja Rule and Murder Inc. as a whole, but he took aim at Supreme, Jay-Z, R. Kelly, Nas, Cam’ron, and more. 50 Cent even invites Dr. Dre, toward the end of the track, to ...