Nas Speaks On Nicki Minaj Pulling Out Of Summer Jam

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Nas weighs in on the recent Nicki Minaj controversy and talks about getting Lauryn Hill to come out for Hot 97's Summer Jam.

Lauryn Hill has already given her take on the Nicki Minaj incident, and so have many other people in the industry. In a recent interview with Rap-Up Nas gave his two cents on the whole controversy.

On if he stands by Nicki Minaj's decision not to perform:

"[YMCMB's] situation was different than mine and I’m not clear on all of it, but of course when it happened with me years ago, it was based on the Jay-Z drama and a whole bunch of other stuff. Her situation is based on something different between her and her camp. Eventually I got cool with Hot 97 and they got cool with me. It’s one hip-hop family, and that’s how it should be at the end of the day."

On if he spoke to Nicki about the event:

"I think it was just really messy. When you’re in the heat of that moment, no one has time to inform anybody, but we spoke after briefly and it seemed like it was a crazy situation for her to handle. When put in that position, it’s no easy thing and I guess I was in support of her, in support of Hot 97. I’ve been there before, so at the end of the day, it could be fixed. It’s one hip-hop family, let’s unify it."

On getting Lauryn Hill to come out:

"Nicki had asked me to come out during her set and so I figured that would be a great way to go into my show. I only wanted to bring out Lauryn during my set, so she was with it. That’s my sister."


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