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Question 1

What April 1994 debut studio album by Nas is universally celebrated as the greatest and most influential hip-hop album ever created?

Question 2

What 2001 scathing diss track by Nas directly fired back at Jay-Z's 'Takeover', reigniting the legendary battle for the King of New York?

Question 3

Which acclaimed jazz cornetist and musician was the father of Nas, contributing a trumpet solo to 'Life's a Bitch' on 'Illmatic'?

Question 4

What was the title of Nas's 1996 sophomore studio album that featured 'If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)' with Lauryn Hill?

Question 5

Which Queensbridge supergroup featured Nas alongside AZ, Foxy Brown, and Cormega (later replaced by Nature) in 1997?

Question 6

After fourteen career nominations, Nas finally won his first Grammy Award for Best Rap Album in 2021 for which project?

Question 7

Which producer produced all six albums in Nas's acclaimed modern renaissance run from 2020 to 2023?

Question 8

On which Main Source track did a 17-year-old Nas make his electrifying recorded debut in 1991 under the name 'Nasty Nas'?

Question 9

Which dynamic single from 'Stillmatic' features Nas rhyming over an accelerating heartbeat and crescendoing Phil Collins-style drums?

Question 10

In what massive New York City housing development—the largest public housing complex in North America—was Nas raised?

What April 1994 debut studio album by Nas is universally celebrated as the greatest and most influential hip-hop album ever created?