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Track List
01) Money Over Bullshit
02) You Can't Kill Me
03) Carry on Tradition
04) Where Are They Now
05) Hip Hop Is Dead
06) Who Killed It?
07) Black Republican
08) Not Going Back
09) Still Dreaming
10) Hold Down the Block
11) Blunt Ashes
12) Let There Be Light
13) Play On Playa
14) Can't Forget About You
15) Hustlers
16) Hope
01) Money Over Bullshit
02) You Can't Kill Me
03) Carry on Tradition
04) Where Are They Now
05) Hip Hop Is Dead
06) Who Killed It?
07) Black Republican
08) Not Going Back
09) Still Dreaming
10) Hold Down the Block
11) Blunt Ashes
12) Let There Be Light
13) Play On Playa
14) Can't Forget About You
15) Hustlers
16) Hope
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First Released
2006
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Hip Hop Is Dead is the eighth studio album by American rapper Nas, released December 19, 2006 on Def Jam Recordings. His first album for the label, it was co-financed by Nas's previous label, Columbia Records, which once distributed for Def Jam. The album's title was inspired by Nas's view of the music industry and the state of hip hop music at the time.
The album debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling 355,880 copies in its first week. His fourth U.S. number-one album, it had sold 764,000 copies by November 2008, eventually over time it went platinum by the RIAA. Upon its release, Hip Hop Is Dead received generally positive reviews from most music critics. Hip Hop Is Dead was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, ultimately losing to Kanye West's Graduation at the 50th Grammy Awards.
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Hip Hop Is Dead is the eighth studio album by American rapper Nas, released December 19, 2006 on Def Jam Recordings. His first album for the label, it was co-financed by Nas's previous label, Columbia Records, which once distributed for Def Jam. The album's title was inspired by Nas's view of the music industry and the state of hip hop music at the time.
The album debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling 355,880 copies in its first week. His fourth U.S. number-one album, it had sold 764,000 copies by November 2008, eventually over time it went platinum by the RIAA. Upon its release, Hip Hop Is Dead received generally positive reviews from most music critics. Hip Hop Is Dead was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, ultimately losing to Kanye West's Graduation at the 50th Grammy Awards.
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