Nas Says He & Jay-Z Laugh at ‘Takeover/Ether’ Disses Now

Nas and Jay-Z probably took part in hip hop’s most advertised beef as far as the music goes … however twenty years later on, it’s absolutely nothing however LOLs in between the 2 rap greats.

On Nas’ brand-new album, “King’s Disease III,” he reviews their bitter diss tracks by means of the tune “Thun” where he raps … “No beef or rivals, they playing ‘Ether’ on TIDAL / Brothers can do anything when they decide to / In a Range Rover, dissecting bars from ‘Takeover’ / Sometimes I text Hova like, ‘N****, this ain’t over … laughing!”

Jay dropped “Takeover” on his 2001 traditional album “The Blueprint” and implicated Nas of falling off while Nas returned fire with “Ether,” which was an early precursor for basically what we understand now as dragging somebody on social networks.

Jay sold his TIDAL ownership in 2015 for more than $300 million however the master copy of “Ether” resides on the streaming service … so their history will likewise be set in stone.

Throughout the years, the 2 would go on to trade more disses on tracks such as “Supa Ugly” and “Last Real N**** Alive” … however they have actually long deaded their concerns, and even appeared together on DJ Khaled‘s 2021 cut “Sorry Not Sorry.”

“King’s Disease III” marks the 3rd in the series and Nas’ fourth successive album with Hit-Boy … who he calls the “Quincy Jones to his Michael Jackson.”