I’ve actually been waiting on this episode ever since I saw the trailer back in the summer. Nas’ segment on the show recently aired, where he – with some help from Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr – traced his familial origins back to the 1800s, where it was discovered that his great, great, great grandmother Pocahantas Little was purchased by slave owner Benjamin Franklin Little. It’s really a moving if not a bit unsettling scene, as Nas would then see and react to a picture of the person who enslaved his family.
Videos
Nas Traces Back His Heritage On ‘Finding Your Roots’
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Channel Tres Shares “Berghain” Single
Tres will release his debut album during the hotter months of 2024.
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Albums
Slum Village Return With Ninth LP, ‘F.U.N.’
The group’s first album in almost nine years, with features from Sango, Cordae, Larry June, & more.
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Playlists
Weekly Dope: Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Ghostface Killah, Nas & More
A collection of our favorite songs of the week.
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Drake Drops Kendrick Lamar Diss, “Family Matters”
“Stop trying to piece together what I know and go pick up the pieces of your broken home.”
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