Nas - Bridging the Gap (Video) ft. Olu Dara
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Official music video for "Bridging the Gap" by Nas
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Chorus:
See I come from Mississippi
I was young and runnin' wild (Uh huh)
Ended up in New York City (New york)
Where I had my first child (That's me y'all)
I named the boy Nasir (Yeah!)
All the boys call him Nas (That's what's up!)
I told him as a youngster
He'll be the greatest man alive
Greatest man alive (Yeah, turn it up!)
Gre-Gre-Gre-Gre-Greatest man alive!
#BridgingTheGap #Nas #OfficialVideo
" I was born in Mississippi ,i was young and running wild, i ended up in New york city, where i had my first child, I named the boy Nassir, all the the boys called him Nas, I told him as a youngster, he`ll be the greatest man alive" ...love this verse. As men we need to raise our sons better
FACTS
Definitely
Nas Is THE GOAT!!!
That's a super fact! A young boy need guidance and someone to look up 2, & a role model to give them knowledge and wisdom & to take the kids talent & hone their skills & that's better than a rich father that showers you with gifts, cause they are never around. 🚫 🏃♂️ away father's, "needed" father's that spend the time ⌚ 💯0 y'all
Right on man
People still don't understand how significant this song is to the culture real art never dies it's passed on for generations appreciating in value over time
Literally passed on through generations 😃
I've been to Saudi Arabia & Mozambique.... ✌️🙏✌️
The whole “bad to the bone sample flew over most peoples heads. I’m just so old
The best father and son collaboration ever!!!
he actually his pops?
@@diegodelafuente5056 Yes.
@@diegodelafuente5056 yeh😂😂
agreed 👍
his dad his the hidden truth
Song with his pops, song for his ma, song for his daughters. Songs for the streets. Songs for his haters. Naz is legend. Top 3. Easily
Hell yeah he check all boxes💎💎
Mount Rushmore of hip hop ? Nas , Em. , ‘Pac , and ... ?
@@DanielJimenez-gv3nr biggie
@@DanielJimenez-gv3nr ra the rugged man
Now Needs To Do a Song For His Son or With His Son
Still don't think people realize how much of a work of art this song is 🎭 🎤🎹🎷🥁🏆
All relative I guess.
Nas should have a won a grammy for this .
The art , the aesthithism and the musical and lyrical contents are just fire 🔥.
👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Facts!
True that. I added it to my play list.
I still can’t believe it😢
I know right!? I’ve always said this! Yet cardi can win one for rapping about her vaj? 🥴
"They used to call me Olu's son, now he Nas father, I was the good seed he was the wise Gardner"
Olu Dara thank you for giving us Nas. This is like a sentimental song. Olu Dara is a true O.G. and his son is like one of the best lyricists of all-time.
Amen!
Olu Dara wasnt a gangsta, he was a musician.
Russell Adams well said. Nas can spit. Can't wait for his new album.
Og is old gamer idiot i hope someone notice him 2 year ago
Facts*
Still one of the greatest collaborations in hiphop, theres no degree of honor that can match this, making music with your father
DangerousSilence This is right up on top while crap like Justin Bieber is worse than the bottom
I agree
Indeed. Very cool.
Keep it real @SaifHasaan
This song has aged very well. Still amazing in 2020. And his Dad was right.
2021 as well!😊
2022 we here
I'm from the future, saweet in 2023
His pap prophecied it and it came to light. Good collaboration
2023
It's so cool that he did a song with his father blues musician Olu Dara.
Hello
Something I have been in search for quite sometime is a connection with somebody that goes beyond vanity. It's very hard to do in this day and age. People can be, somewhat very superficial.
On my quest to achieve this I have learnt a lot about human nature. It seems to me that those who are not given traits such as beauty or being wealthy are some of the nicest, kindest and generous people. While the "gorgeous" and well off seem to be the most arrogant and greedy people out there.
Of course that's not to say there aren't beautiful kind people out there. I saw your profile and it intrigued me. I wanted to learn more about who you are and what type of path you would like on in life.
Can we talk?
See what can happen when we adore our children. I love this!! It's so beautiful and touching. This is the core of black father to son love ...look at how he adores Nas and vise versa,🥰🥰
Damn Nas! Always been a lyrical genius, microphone slayer, truth teller,light in the darkness. You are a timeless inspiration whose light will shine to infinity. Bless up King!
Every real father and son should big up this song.
Dark Sharxx 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
The Temptations also did a skit about poppa. He was a rolling Stone where he laid his hat was his home.
Great comment.
you are right about that , i never heard or seen someone put there father in a hipp hopp or rap video .but that was a cool way for nas to do that
@@ericwaters4042 Definitely. His father has obviously been a huge influence on him...Jazz trumpet player. Very cool.
The dancers killed it
They did a lot of gyrating. 😂
Uhhh
We ain't gonna talk about the gyrating bc it's sus
yes indeed! Tanisha Scott once again (yellow hat)! I didn't realize how many videos she was in throughout the 2000s
they are literally twerking. this the same stuff yall complain about today lol
" I been to Saudi Arabia, Mozambique
Madagascar, Paris, Greece
The Middle Africa is where we lived
Better known as Queenbridge " - thanks Olu Dara for puttin us on the map 💯 straight from Mozambique, Maputo
Can't believe u been here #dopesongNasir
Mozambique 🇲🇿 🖤💚🧡🙌🏾
Mozambique dude, Maputo, Intaka, quando ouvi essa música pela primeira vez fiquei deslumbrado. Por sempre volto para escutar.. when I heard this song for the 1st time I thrilled, that is why I always return to listen to.
This song has such strong sentimental value, especially when you hear the story of Nasir and Olu Dara reconnecting after some many years of estrangement.
There are so many layers of greatness in this song/video! Nas, his dad, the actual words, the choreography whaat!! The dancers 🙌🏾 Still hot 2021!
I played this song with my father in the car. We are very different individuals, and to see him actually be actually interested in this made me feel pretty good
who cares why u telling strangers on the internet? u weirdo
"The blues came from gospel, gospel from blues,
slaves was harmonizing them ahhhs and ooohh's"
gotta love Nas
Henny Lopez my name is nassir nas
Henny Lopez im only 12 tho
Nassir Hill So dope. Were you named after him?
Poetic/Historical/Philosophical juggling brilliance. I love Hip Hop/Rap like this. Feeds the soul.
The perfect father day song for every father and son
Nas....your favorite rapper favorites' rapper....
Vincent Muia I don't think Tupac's favorite rapper is Nas tho, probably Rakim.
Vincent Muia that's MF DOOM
@@forcedtohaveahandle lol... Tupac beefed with nas but I bet, he respected nas' skills
I dont think so tbh
Nope. Rakim is rappers rapper😉
Nas father ripped it about all the places he been too.
*_*TO_* . Too- also; excessive.
He's from Natchez and well known in my hometown
He sure did. He came correct with his part.
Plz
Mr. Jones come n get yo child cause he's writing mad poems and His verses are wild🧐
this is one of the most genius rap songs i'v eva heard. Hats off to Nas. the way Nas makes the Rap And Blues fusion is really adorable . and I specially wanna appreciate the record producer of this track
Too add to your comment, he also is showing the Harlem Renaissance.
Man them Dancer's are doing their thing!!! They doing the damn thing!!! : )
Stephanie Mullen yeeeessss I love it
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I love tanisha Scott 😁
*_*dancers_* . You're referring to ONE dancer when you say "dancer's".
Nas should have won a Grammy for this song when it came out he's a legend March 2021 nas won a Grammy yay I'm happy for him
A Grammy? That’s a bit of a stretch... But cool song none the less.
@@jtorres6765 he's in the grammys this year I hope he wins
YES! WE scream "FOR THE CULTURE" and then give Migos a Grammy for it.
Smh.
No diss to them. They hot/ah-ite.
Just no Nas.
HE SAY HE DONT WANT ANY
March 2021 Nas won a Grammy 🔥🔥happy for him
Proud of Naz and his father, representing Natchez. His grandmother tutored the neighborhood. Bless her soul, very nice. I remember her small bug car she drove me home.
Our parents are our first teachers, coach, support system etc... It is awesome to see him collaborating with his father and giving us a taste of other types of music and different perspectives on his life or life itself....
Nas deserve a biopic
yesgod supreme truss
I'd watch that. Like wildly so.
Played by biopic specialist none other than Chadwick Bosman.
There are a few biopics out there...There is a documentary about illmatic.
Tuxedo Mechanic 😂 hell no
Olu n Naz, paying homage to the Ancestors and ALL the great blues men/women before them, dancers ain't too 'shabby' either!🥳💚💥
This entire VIBE is so fkng SADLY underrated...
How can you not like this. Great lyrics,great beat,great flow,Nas with his own Dad,fuck yes.
The way he puts Boogie down bronx " 9 mm" in the start of the track - is pure artistry and genius - and The " Manish Boy" blues intro is incredible. - and having his dad in the vid is great.
Who is still spitting this hot over 20 years into their career? No one.
The GOAT
this old
Mikel Wright 2Pac, and he's the TRUE GOAT!
@@forcedtohaveahandle 2Pac is dead lol
5 year in the game
Bliss n Eso are (Australian rappers), perhaps that's why they collaborated on the song I Am Somebody.
My pops never told me I'll be the greatest man alive ... lucky for u Nas
My pops told me opposite. Always fighting with my pops.
You are🌹
My pops never told me that neither but I'm glad NaS father told him that tho I understand 💯
@@GURU489 Same here 💯
I'm telling y'all, this damn song is one of the greatest of all time.
Olu Dara made this song just that much better.
The song aged well. Nas’ catalogue checks all the boxes.
I smiled so big when this came on in Creed!
You're cute, I see you're last name starts with D. Well, I took it, so come get dis D maa
+0 Videos With Absolutely No Subscribers!!! Thirsty niggas
+Havoc Studios lmaooo
+Havoc Studios chill yall
jalli EU
Thank you for this song Nasir Jones. My grandmother loved this song and she passed earlier this year. Every time I hear it I think about her and her stories of growing up in the south and starting a new life in the big city ❤️
Olu Dara...I'm just proud that's a Nigerian name
You can look at Naz the way that he look at hiz FATHER HE HAVE MAD RESPECT FOR HIZ DAD AND YOU KNOW IT WAZ PURE LOVE AND RESPECT💪🏾
Gives me goosebumps anytime I hear it. Legendary!
This song will never get old to me!
This song samples music from Muddy Waters' "I'm a Man (Mannish Boy)" (1955) composition.
I love this whole video...from the dope dancers and choreography to Nas and his dad bonding.
The GOAT.
+Sara Almutairi eminem is top 3 but nas is the goat!
+Devin O'Brien Eminem is TRASH
lol
***** He's great, but not on Nas's level.
+Guhsteh Em and Nas are great, but neither can be top five. Bone bone bone bone bone!
Still bumping this right here right now
1:16 Like Prince searchin' through boxes of Purple Rain, but my Minneapolis was The Bridge, home of the Superkids
Big homie's a genuis. Inherited from his poppa. 😉👍🏾❤️
This me and my father's song. We both rolling stones. The toppie absolutely introduced me to Blues and HipHop when he was 21. I'm 30 now. Nothing changed. God bless my father for the next 50 years.
My Pop was born November 22, 1945, me my sister and two brothers watched him take his last breathe in Hospice on July 27, 2021 3:40am. At the age of 75 from cancer, I miss him so much the death of a parent can never be replaced by anything material, if you truly loved that person. I was extremely close to my pop, he made me the man I am today. Miss you dude, hopefully when my time is up on this planet earth when I am old, we shall meet again and hug, have a long conversation. Nas a real artist and majorly talented, not to many artists can say they did a song with their father especially a rapper, I can see Nas definitely has a strong bond with his pops just like I did mine.
Nas i lack words 2 describe u mehn.. Iconic suits u. Ain't no best but Nas. Thank u Pappy Oludara, Nas truly learned 4rm d best.
Man I remember my mom used to play this song so much when I was a kid. That’s why I still love it today well over a decade later! 🔥
This is the dopest father and son collaboration ever in Hip Hop.
Naz is one unique man and my family is from Natchez Mississippi also I really love LOVE LOVE LOVE this song
POP, we all go home.
Nas Daddy was born and raised in the old capitol of Mississippi.. Natchez Mississippi his roots here runs deep and long. I live a hour from there but it's definitely a movie spot where they shoot movies from James Brown movie Get On Up and the movie MA
Wow, a lot ppl seem to think this is new music. This song is 9 yrs old from Street's Disciple lp
it seems all the people think that.. actually it's better. maybe now they will listen to all that he put out and love him better! Can't wait for the new album, i guess it won't be very tremendous because of this new era but still.. Nas is Nas
That's because this is in the movie CREED. I guess they are not fans of the genius name Nas
its because nas was ahead of his time ;)
+TWDG Clementine Yeah u right, this dropped 04
It's bc they listened to that creed soundtrack bet have these dudes ain't even know who nas was
The greatest man alive......coldest quote ever
This is the only NAS
This is not only the Music.... But it's also our cutlures....
This song proves that all black Americans have deep connection to the South, whether you live in LA or Queen’s.
And Africa!😊
@@lunalea1250 uhhhhh no! 🤣🤣🤣 We are the original AMERICANS our roots are here in America not Africa! Melanated ppl are all over the world including America! Out of Africa is a theory! A theory is an idea an opinion not a fact nor is it true. We are separate with our own culture separate from everyone else on this earth! DON’T CLAIM OUR GREATNESS! Ask any black American over the age of 40 10/10 they gonna tell you what American Indian tribe they come from!
Choctaw Bluff, Alabama!!!🥰💓💝❤
@@despoinagoddessDid u miss the part where he changed his name to Olu Dara, Olu from Yoruba Peoples of Nigeria because he is 'straight out the south' Natchez, Mississippi to be exact and is paying homage to his African Ancestors?!🤫
@@despoinagoddess That's not how science works....not at all 😆
I didn’t know how to respect this track back when Street Disciples came out but after a while when I wrapped my mind around it, I couldn’t help but put it on replay
Having a father in your life is awesome!
Nas is so underrated. I love his music. He's flow b blazing.
STEP SMITH underrated?
No, kid! He had his fair share of the industry in his prime.
@@dorrtay now he's the elder statesmen doing what he wants. F the industry
I loved everything about this video! I can just imagine how 'busy' his Dad must have been back with the ladies, in the day! 😂 His father has style and charisma! The dancers help me to imagine how 'wild' he must have been! Excellent choreography and visuals! You can also see how extremely proud he is of his son! I like most of all, the words of wisdom he put in his son's young head, encouraging him to be 'The greatest man alive'. Love this song and video always! 👏👏👏👏🥰
His father is the best for raising a brilliant MC like Nas and he is still a brilliant MC today.
Nas is on that next level with most of his songs, this song adding his dad was very special
That's cool Nas has a collab with his pops.
this song is still beast
Gosh them rappers jealous they can do a classic like this one.
That first Grammy is long overdue. Congratulations Nasty Nas.👑🏆
FCUK a grammy...who cares
Nas sure doesn't...he barely acknowledged it.
And real heads don't care either
Hip-Hop!!!
@@hugoalmeidalima6363 true but still there are a lot of people in hip hop that deserve one. Snoop Dogg for instance. Up till this day Snoop Dogg has never got a single Grammy. After 15 nominations in his whole career no sippy cup. Yet Ludacris and T.I. have 2 each🤣🤦♂️😒
@@sambanelly4219 I feel you homes. You are coming from the perspective of artistry recognition. I get it. But the grammies - note my use of the small 'g' as a sign of disrespect - is everything but that when it comes to Black artistry, so why carry a touch for them. I say fcuk 'em.
@@hugoalmeidalima6363 it's old white men on the grammy board who are so far from The Culture 🤦♂️😒 they racist
This song go hard !!!!
Proper music
Real hip hop
Proper hip hop
Quality hip hop.
True hip hop.
Thee hottest thang NAS put out. He got blessed with dat one
Named my boy Nasir. Born 9/6/2005. Didn’t know what to name my child I was so young myself born 1986. So glad now he off to college ❤️
Olu Dara created the most talented child that is now today's hip hop legend... music and poetry runs deep in the bloodstream... thank u sir for blessing the world with Nasir Jones... he's the greatest
Nas looks just like his father. It's sweet seeing the two together singing
This is sooooo beautiful Nas ... FUCKING FIRE!!!🔥🔥🔥
Pops and son on the same song that's special 👌😉
this is supposed to have waayyy more hits than this, crazy people smh
It's been posted before. That's probably why not so many hits. But definitely one of my favorites.
im not even blaming lil pump,i wonder why people only go for the beat,guess these songs to much complex to process
Right, whether or not this been posted before, people need to be reminded of this! Everything about this track is too epic. I guess they really do try and keep us dumb
@@fromrctorealthing5299 Right that's what it is to complex for them 💯
they dont make songs like this anymore
Who else is watching during the corona🙄
People who knows how to real hip-hop sounds like 😉
from Jazz of Ray charles to Nas hip hop music two génération of good music.
I am
🙌🏽🤎👑
Me 💯
I really liked the ending Credits scene in Overlord where it shows you some of the Items the characters in the movie had used or been used on, with the old 40’s vintage recording style
Nas the King my best rapper love ya nas bless from London uk
Nasir Oludara!
Who is listening to this after he won a grammy in 2021?
Nas is the god of rap music.
The perfect combination of the old music with the one we have now
happy fathers day Nas.....guess me and my son gon b listening to this the whole day this fathers day....its just perfect for fathers day
How you cannot love this song?!!
R.I.P. *RAY CHARLES ROBINSON* (1930-2004)
Happy Birthday Nas 9/14/2021 48 Yrs Young 🎹🎤🎧🎼🎵🎶🎂🎁🎊🎉🥳🙏🔥
Nas is golden in every way. He is the greatest rapper of our time, only slick Rick can compete with him.
Most rappers would diss their fathers. NaS has heavy respect for Olu Dara.
Most Rappers don't know they fathers!
@@lukhanyonathan7869 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nas is King.
Eminem is the king of rap,that's the real classement.
obby gilbert peace God u r right he the 👑 of music and so r we (👑) all the blacks brothers
@@SasoriGreatness Nas is better than eminem
@@danieldumile5743 yep it's evidence 💯
I just can't stop hiting the play button. This is so DOPE!
These Nigerians are doing great things
Holy shit this song is dope af. Super underrated wow.
I'm from Natchez, Mississippi where we was young and running wild. We hold this song close too BTW
🔥👋😍One of the MANY songs I 💘 from Nas. Great infusion of rap and blues and father and son. 🌹 🌹 🌹
I am here, because I had this album, albeit a bootleg, but had it. Not because this movie, or that game.