Stillmatic

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Stillmatic is a critically acclaimed 2001 hip-hop album by Nas, celebrated for its sharp lyricism, social commentary, and high-profile return to form during his feud with Jay-Z.

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Stillmatic canonical 3
Stillmatic (The Intro) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hip hop album
studio album
artist Nas
chronology Nas studio albums
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews from music critics
describedAs critically acclaimed
return to form for Nas
featuresArtist AZ
Amerie
Bravehearts
Cormega
Mary J. Blige
followedBy God’s Son
linked to: God's Son
follows Nastradamus
genre East Coast hip hop
Hip hop
hasCertification RIAA Platinum
hasCoverArt Stillmatic album cover
hasTrack 2nd Childhood
Braveheart Party
Destroy & Rebuild
Ether
Every Ghetto
Got Ur Self A…
My Country
One Mic
Rewind
Rule
Smokin’
Stillmatic (The Intro)
linked to: Stillmatic

The Flyest
What Goes Around
You’re da Man
language English
notableFor diss track "Ether" aimed at Jay-Z
notableSong Ether
Got Ur Self A…
One Mic
numberOfTracks 16
partOf Nas–Jay-Z feud
performer Nas
producer Chucky Thompson
DJ Premier
L.E.S.
Large Professor
Nas
Ron Browz
Salaam Remi
Trackmasters
recordedIn New York City
recordLabel Columbia Records
Ill Will Records
releaseDate 2001-12-18
sales over 1,000,000 copies in the United States
theme introspection
rap rivalry
social commentary
street life
yearOfRelease 2001

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Nas notableWork Stillmatic
Stillmatic hasTrack Stillmatic (The Intro)
linked to: Stillmatic
God's Son follows Stillmatic