Nas "Fried Chicken" ft Busta Rhymes (Dirty) (Exclusive)
Posted by dantana on Jun 27, 2008
Ever since the radio rip of Nas' "Fried Chicken" (featuring Busta Rhymes and produced by Mark Ronson) hit the web two weeks ago, it has stayed at the top of our list of songs we've heard so far off Nas' Untitled album. The clean version sans-DJ was serviced a few hours ago by Best Of Both Offices. Meanwhile we were waiting for the diry version before posting. Well wait no more. I am still mad at Busta for ruining "La La" but this might make up for it. Untitled is in stores July 15th on Def Jam.
Nas "Fried Chicken" ft Busta Rhymes (Dirty) (Exclusive)
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shawan: ...
it some good shit we all love fried chicken
nas be the illest
nas be the illest
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August 04, 2008 - 08:42:25 AM
M.Owens: ...
The Beat it straight Bananas!Both versus`s r tight.Can`t wait to hear the whole album.God`s son. Big UP! Peace
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July 08, 2008 - 01:57:43 AM
..Bonaparte..: ...
Best concept song inawhile..And to 2cents comment..This track is about females and fried chicken..."butterflies up in my stomach when I seen you, or was it infection manifestin.."..Witty BUSTA? word up..
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July 07, 2008 - 08:43:05 PM
ArianaLi: ...
wow, this was good and clever...and fun. hope it gets play. now, i don't know if i want fried chiken, sex, or both. j/k lol
*just to take the guilty from in front of pleasure, here's a culinary school nerd history fact: evidence of deep frying can be found as early as 5BCE in ancient Egypt (fried cakes), then it begins to appear in china, japan (tempura!), southern europe... and the deep frying of meats is believed to predate european contact with west and central africans, fried chicken being a special occasion dish...then the transatlantic slave trade happens and we know the rest. cooking in lots of oil isn't the healthiest, but if the ancestors did it and we're still here, then i'm not scared of death by fried chicken consumption.
*just to take the guilty from in front of pleasure, here's a culinary school nerd history fact: evidence of deep frying can be found as early as 5BCE in ancient Egypt (fried cakes), then it begins to appear in china, japan (tempura!), southern europe... and the deep frying of meats is believed to predate european contact with west and central africans, fried chicken being a special occasion dish...then the transatlantic slave trade happens and we know the rest. cooking in lots of oil isn't the healthiest, but if the ancestors did it and we're still here, then i'm not scared of death by fried chicken consumption.
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July 03, 2008 - 11:54:21 AM
kingblack: ...
nas is the man, this track makes me hungry too haha and he is probably the first rapper ever to shout out pawtucket my hometown! this album is gonna be fire
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July 01, 2008 - 06:54:28 PM
Ill Prophet: ...
Damn, this is hot. I want this right now WITH a bucket of Chicken. Damn. Too true and real. Anybody got the instrumental for this one?!
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www.myspace.com/illogicallyprophetic
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July 01, 2008 - 04:07:40 PM
Nujrsy Delphvil (in charm city): ...
Nas....best of all time putting it out there too Nasty too consistent too creative untouchable. The song is hot and fits well with the intended theme of the upcoming album. The irony of the message is sick ....you are left wondering ..what is the solution when something that defines my identity and culture has an adverse affect on my health and serves to further a stereotype of my people...what do I do when so much that defines my identity comes from a culture of slavery and oppression how to you overcome such things without sacrificing your identity...watermelon , kool-aide, chicken and beer. a
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June 30, 2008 - 11:11:13 PM
Whut?: ...
fakinjax...
who cares... dope beats. period.
I don't care where hes from.
who cares... dope beats. period.
I don't care where hes from.
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June 29, 2008 - 06:13:07 PM
notimeforfakinjax: ...
has anyone noticed how mark ronson done changed his accent 180 degrees to the other side of the atlantic since his 2003 release? seriously, listen to his pseudo-american wannabe accent on 'here comes the fuzz', and now all of a sudden he's a little posh english boy again (check his background, dude is a little poshie from london's affluent jewish neighbourhood) with his amy winehouse/lilly allen work.
no time for fakin jax, cause brothers that fake jax be layin on they back (c) havoc.
no time for fakin jax, cause brothers that fake jax be layin on they back (c) havoc.
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June 29, 2008 - 03:56:21 PM
icecoldace: ...
damn....two of my favorites. i love to listen to some1's verse and start laughin with excitement when i KNOW that what they're sayin is the SHIT. haha- CANT WAIT to pick this album up.
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June 29, 2008 - 03:10:19 PM
tha architect: ...
Dam!! I got the urge to go get a platter, lol!! Another wild metaphor track.
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June 29, 2008 - 12:32:45 PM
Quest: ...
It's great to hear two rap giants generate thought-provoking music. I am looking forward to the untitled NAS album...
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June 29, 2008 - 09:56:20 AM
djembe_destroyer: ...
damn..ronson came with the fire on this one...nice production
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June 29, 2008 - 07:22:11 AM
cmylesoreste: ...
nice to hear mark ronson producing for a big time rapper. why doesn't this happen more often???
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June 28, 2008 - 10:32:55 PM
JustAnotherFan...: ...
hmm...reminds me of "Gotta eat" off of Lupe's sophomore lp
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June 28, 2008 - 10:11:10 AM
my 2cents: ...
Is chicken a metaphor for women or is this song really about chicken? I think Busta Rhyme's verse was about hot dogs....no homo. The hook should go "niggas love chicken, niggas love chicken, niggas love chicken, niggas love chicken". And there should be a crazy dance with it too.
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June 27, 2008 - 09:52:43 PM
Delgodo: ...
Veggie nuggets anyone? Thanks Busta!
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June 27, 2008 - 09:00:00 PM
Arsun F!st: ...
This subject matter has been touched in a few "underground" songs and cyphas already in hip-hop to little or no fan fare...it will be interesting to see if this throwback topic gets the "brand-new" treatment like everybody's obsession with 80's and 90's apparel...priorities people damn...keep building Nas hopefully the foundation won't crumble this time...
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June 27, 2008 - 07:16:55 PM
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