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Add to Watchlist. Bitches left me ‘cause they thought I was finished [18] Kathryn McGuire from Rolling Stone was more critical, writing that "the hyperbolic urgency of 'One Mic' feels staged. It's almost like Hip Hop is Dead in its infant stages, saying how much this is a blessing to be out here, speaking about what's happening in my neighborhood, having the whole world understand and relate. Writin' names on my hollow tips, plottin' shit Lyrics to 'One Mic' by Nas. Matter of fact, maybe more than one All I need is one mic (yeah, yeah yeah yeah) "[2] He also referred to commentator Bill O'Reilly's criticism of "Shoot 'Em Up", a song from Nas's fourth album Nastradamus (1999), as he stated "If I didn't have a microphone, I could never talk about 'Shoot 'Em Up', and I was talking about Queens, New York, being shot up. Jealous ‘cause fiends got they work and complain View production, box office, & company info Holiday Movie Stars, Then and Now. "One Mic" is a single by rapper Nas, and the third to be released from his fifth album, Stillmatic. [Verse 2] [Verse 3] [11] Marc L. Hill from PopMatters cited it as Stillmatic's "standout track", calling Nas "our magnificently human rap god. Yo, all I need is one mic, one beat, one stage One nigga front, my face on the front page. One God to show me how to do things his son did. sda Addeddate 2016-12-21 20:42:20 External_metadata_update 2019-03-22T20:16:59Z Identifier nasom Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.3. plus-circle Add Review. "[1] "One Mic" begins with a slow, deliberate flow and beat. All I need is one life, one try, one breath, I'm one man This hood politics While he expresses that he has the potential of the greats, in 'One Mic' he asks God to show him how to do things his son did. One Mic by Nas - discover this song's samples, covers and remixes on WhoSampled [1] The song samples English musician Phil Collins's "In the Air Tonight" (1981). This is what Nas is 'bout, nigga, the time is now! Production for "One Mic" was handled by Nas and hip hop producer Chucky Thompson. Personalize it with photos & text or purchase as is! Seeds watch us, grow up and try to follow us The single peaked at number 43 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it Nas's third top-fifty hit on the chart. "[2] Steve Juon of RapReviews wrote that the song features a production technique previously implemented by such hip hop artists as Outkast and The Roots, which he described as "a quiet groove that steadily increases in energy and intensity until an increasingly amped Nas lets his lyrical rage boil over like a Final Fantasy fighter smacked ONCE too often. All I need is one mic (that's all a nigga need to do his thing y'know) Acknowledge it, leave bodies chopped up in garbages It has been noted for its political consciousness and dystopian themes. We just sat and talked about that situation where you feel you’re gettin' ready to fight or gonna have to get ready to defend somethin', what’s that record that would calm you down? [Nas: whispering again] All I need is one mic.. yeah, yeah yeah yeah All I need is one mic.. that's all I ever needed in this world, cash All I need is one mic.. the cars, the jewelry All I need is one mic.. to spread my voice to the whole world One knee I ducked, could it be my time is up? Complete with thick scars So if it scares people and people feel guilty, people feel like they've got to make up excuses to why the world's this way, no matter what they say, like they've got their mic, I've got mine, and that's what that song's about. This is my hood, I'ma rep to the death of it "One Mic" is a song by American rapper Nas, released April 16, 2002 on Columbia Records and distributed through Ill Will Records in the United States. I knew that that beef wasn’t gonna last forever. Key and BPM for One Mic by Nas. Police watch us, roll up and try knockin' us "[3] Brett Berliner from Stylus Magazine was particularly favorable of the song's use of a siren, as he called the concept "truly incredible, and one of the best ideas for a song I’ve ever heard in my life. ", the scene cuts back to Nas rapping in the barren apartment room with the microphone. But my luck, I got up, the cop shot again [Chorus] What do I have to do to get somebody to turn around and hear what I'm saying and take it serious? Pure, like a cup of virgin blood Now I'm strapped with a couple of MACs, too many 9s [2], In the song, Nas also asks God to forgive him for his sins. One Mic by Nas. Brothers knifin' each other up in prison yards Ricochetin' between the spots that I'm hidin' in Shoulda knew she wasn't true [16], "One Mic" was well received by critics, some of whom hailed it as a "classic". Body found in the dumpster Thought I wouldn't have that ass done? [10] In the hip hop book Beats, Rhymes & Life (2007), music writer Ytasha Womack compared Nas's lyrics on "One Mic" to the work of rapper Tupac Shakur, analyzing it as a song with strong religious, Christian overtones and lyrical themes. It's almost like Hip Hop is Dead in its infant stages, saying how much this is a blessing to be out here, speaking about what's happening in my neighborhood, having the whole world understand and relate. "[11] Womack concluded with analyzing the incorporation of religious themes by Nas in his composition, stating "Nas clung to spiritual questioning, expressing a desire to be like the early mystics, in order to possess their knowledge and powers. "[4] Exclaim! [25] The video then centralizes upon a view of Nas reflectively rapping with a single microphone in a bare apartment room. Never gets shot up, bullets tear through the innocent 5,115 Views . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCOURZ-yx4E, Knowledge Drop: Nas Listed His Then 7-Year-Old Daughter As An Executive Producer On ‘Stillmatic’, One nigga front, my face on the front page, One God to show me how to do things his son did, Writin' names on my hollow tips, plottin' shit, Acknowledge it, leave bodies chopped up in garbages, Bus stop, glass burst, a fiend drops his Heineken, 'Til everybody come home, little niggas is grown, If you really think you ready to die with 9s out, Everybody gotta die sometime, hope your funeral, I let this shit slide for too many years, too many times, There's nothin' in our way: they bust, we bust, they rush, we rush, What I stand for speaks for itself, they don't understand, What you call an infinite brawl, eternal souls clashin', Bitches left me ‘cause they thought I was finished, Diamonds are blindin', I never make the same mistakes. Heard they were tellin' police, how can a kingpin squeal? Nas spoke to Rolling Stone magazine about this song: "I'm a huge fan of Phil Collins and I just wanted to take the vibe from 'In the Air Tonight.' “One Mic” is the third single off of Stillmatic. "[1] According to Nick Butler, the song's structure "slowly build[s] up from a simple 'In the Air Tonight' sample toward the full production ... like hearing two mini hip-hop versions of 'Stairway to Heaven', before Nas flips the script for the third verse and does the same thing in reverse. Fooled you niggas I let this shit slide for too many years, too many times [24] After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the video's production ran into difficulties due to the restrictions on international travel. [24] The scene of the rock being thrown in the direction of the camera was taken over 10 times (the actor "had a bit of a curve on his throwing arm," according to Robinson) before post-production work managed to complete the desired effect. "[17] Yahoo! For real a hustler, purchased my Range It just shows how ignorant people are. Sent from the stars, sun and the moon One time, yeah, yeah Yo, all I need is one mic, one beat, one stage One nigga front, my face on the front page Only if I had one gun, one girl and one crib [25] Soon, the two sides clash on the dirt road, and Nas pauses to a steady iteration of "One Mic" while standing contrastedly in the middle of the ongoing violence, the scene ending with the silent scream (symbolized by a descending piano) of a little bystanding Soweto girl as the scene cuts back to Nas, in the apartment room, kicking the chair and launching headfirst into a full-blown litany. "One Mic" is a song by American rapper Nas, released April 16, 2002 on Columbia Records and distributed through Ill Will Records in the United States. Heard they were tellin' police, how can a kingpin squeal? Diamonds are blindin', I never make the same mistakes [14] The single also peaked on the Hot Rap Singles at number 23,[15] the Rhythmic Top 40 at number 32, and the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks at number 14. Talkin' all that slick shit the same way these bitches do From his 2002 remix album Illmatic to Stillmatic: The RemixesI DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG.OWNER: SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT [25] The Soweto scene is interpolated with various scenes of young people listening and lip-syncing the lyrics, including a teenager wearing headphones in an apartment bedroom beside her younger sister, a group of Latino men sitting in a car and a young, angry Los Angeles County prisoner behind bars. [4] Music critic Brett Berliner wrote "'One Mic' starts out with a slow beat reminiscent of a crappy R&B song. "[19], In retrospect, IGN's Jon Robinson viewed "One Mic" as a comeback for Nas, writing that it "proved that he was still not only one of the dopest MCs in the world, but possibly the most gifted writer of the rap community. All I need is one mic' Kom, kijk' en luister' Aha All I need is one mic' n (n mic) mic That's all I need Yo All I need is one mic' Kom, kijk' en luister' That's all I need All I need is one mic' n (n mic) mic That's all I need' All I need is one life, one try, one breath on one man what I … Nas One Mic ( Dirty) ( HQ) Topics sda. [Chorus] All I need is one mic (all I need, niggas) We need more warriors soon Only if I had one gun, one girl and one crib. Also see Camelot, duration, release date, label, popularity, energy, danceability, and happiness. [24] Robinson also told his director of photography to open and close the shutters of the camera in the apartment scene, creating an effect of blurred streaks of light. magazine's Del F. Cowie described "One Mic" as the album's "centrepiece epic",[6] while Butler cited "One Mic" as "the best rap song of this decade". I'm not here just to be in your face talking nonsense, we're talking about reality. "[2] In the interview, Nas continued to discuss his inspiration and the song's lyrical theme, stating: 'One Mic' just gives me the ability, no matter how much ignorant people are mad that I'm exposing or talking about our country, no matter what the language is, I'm talking in a language that the people can hear, I'm not sugar-coating it. This song is sung by Nas. Mixed with 151, one sip'll make a nigga flip Star: Nas. [25] Gradually, as the camera overlays a view of Nas upon the forward-moving shot of a street, the video then calms down alongside the descending tone of the song, the facial determination of Nas and other participants in the video remaining visible as the video draws to a close with the light in the apartment window turning off. Be the first one to write a review. As Nas shouts "The Time is Now! Don't wanna see me on top, too egotistical One God to show me how to do things his son did Not many rap songs can send chills up my spine. Music's James Poletti felt it was "some of the best hip-hop recorded" in 2002. How do we come out of this?’, It was my first meeting with Nas. Viralrook.com is your entertainment portal of popular latest viral videos such as Movies, Music, Sports, Food, Fitness, Beauty, Fashion etc. The single peaked at number 43 on the “Billboard Hot 100”, making it Nas’s third top-fifty hit on the chart. This is one of them. "It's gonna move you in a spiritual way," the rapper said. "[5], The lyrics of "One Mic" discuss Nas's desire for a simple life ("Only if I had one gun, one girl, and one crib/One God to show me how to do things his son did") and obstacles that prevent it ("[if] One ni**ga front, my face on the front page"),[4] and a lifestyle in which Nas proclaims "All I need is one mic - fuck the cars, the jewelry". Ward & Madflex), Momento de Clareza/Um Mic by Wheezy Oficial. Lead flyin', feel it? Blackin' out as I shoot back—fuck gettin' hit! While Nas is rapping, the video switches to a scene of a routine police stop of four suspects which quickly escalates to an on-foot chase of the suspects by police as a surprised elder bystander "fiend drops his Heineken" onto the asphalt. What you call an infinite brawl, eternal souls clashin' [24], The video begins with a montage of scenes from inner-city areas of New York City, followed by a camera shot of an apartment window in which a light has just been turned on. Reviews There are no reviews yet. One time, yeah, yeah “One Mic” is the third single off of Stillmatic. Do more than just hold it, explode the clip until you empty War gets deep, some beef is everlastin' She came to me when her man caught a sentence In this life of police chases, street sweepers and coppers DOWNLOAD OPTIONS download 1 file . We both said it was [Phil Collins'] ‘In The Air Tonight.’ He mentioned to me that he wanted to make a record where the chorus was quiet [laughing] and that verses would rise. comment. One Mic song from the album Stillmatic is released on Apr 2014 . All I need is one mic (to spread my voice to the whole world, baby). I’m Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Baby (7" Version) by Barry White, Homage to Premier by Focus… (Ft. Phonte, Royce da 5'9" & Stat Quo), Oswin Benjamin "Sway’s Universe" Freestyle by Sway in the Morning (Ft. Oswin Benjamin), All I Need by DJ Transe (Ft. Jonas Sanche & Shotta), One Punch Man by Nonelikejoshua (Ft. Tyler Clark), A. You know the block was ill as a youngster [11] Womack wrote that "Nas's references ultimately humanized Jesus, with attempts to show direct parallels between our quest and that of the Wayshower. A few days after filming the video for "One Mic," Nas promised the clip would be "nothing like what you're seeing out there." [25] The suspects and the police dramatically part around Nas, who is rapping in the middle of the street, as they continue the chase around a corner. From Illmatic to Stillmatic: The Remixes Nas. Lighter load, see now the king is straight [25], The video transitions to a scene in Soweto at the beginning of the 1976 uprising, in which a protester rallies a crowd of residents against the government while baton-wielding black and white soldiers of the SADF prepare for the impending crackdown on the protesters. Album: Stillmatic (Instrumental LP)Producer: Chucky Thompson & NasYear: 2001https://www.facebook.com/instrutime Get DJ recommendations for harmonic mixing. One prayer, tell God forgive me for one sin [13] A remix of "One Mic", featuring a sample of Mtume's "Juicy Fruit" (1983), was later released on the remix album From Illmatic to Stillmatic: The Remixes (2002). [23] Robinson said in an interview with MTV that he wanted to feature references to the 1976 Soweto uprising in a music video, ultimately persuading Nas to include it in the video for the song. Ward vs. Madflex by King of the Dot (Ft. A. The song samples a portion of Phil Collins's "In The Air Tonight". Jesus died at age 33, there's 33 shots All I need is one mic (that's all I need) The duration of song is 04:28. NAS - One Mic rate me [speaking softly, gradually getting louder] One time.. yeah.. yeah.. Yo, all I need is one mic, one beat, one stage. In an interview for Rolling Stone, Nas discussed the theme of the song, stating "'One Mic' is just about the power. Nothin' is fair, niggas roll up, shootin' from wheelchairs Mad violence, who I'm gon' body? [Intro] "[11], When "One Mic" was released as a single, it entered the Billboard Hot 100 at number 79 on April 20, 2002,[12] ultimately peaking at number 43. It was issued as the third single from his fifth studio album, Stillmatic (2001). ‘One Mic’ was a situation that was during a time that [Nas] was in the beef with Jay-Z. Look back at all the hatred against me—fuck all of them! All I need is one mic (this is all I need) "[1] In 2005, "One Mic" was ranked number 54 on About.com's list of the 100 Greatest Rap Songs. All I need is one mic (that's all I need, niggas, that's all I need) Added to Watchlist. One Love (LG Main Mix) 3. The song uses a portion of Phil Collins's In The Air Tonight. [Verse 1] Yo, all I need is one mic The single peaked at number 43 on the “Billboard Hot 100”, making it Nas’s third top-fifty hit on the chart. The song samples a portion of Phil Collins's "In The Air Tonight". Hoodrats, don't abortion your womb I'm blastin' ‘cause I'm a cool nigga I have none, too late to grab guns I feel it in my gut If you really think you ready to die with 9s out Shop Nas One Mic Tee created by SmokeyTheBear2008. It was issued … All I need is one blunt, one page and one pen Nas "One Mic": One time, yeah, yeah Yo, all I need is one mic, one beat, one stage One nigga front, my face on the... Nas - One Mic Lyrics | AZLyrics.com A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z # [25], Nas' "Greatest Hits": A Track-By-Track Journey With the Pride of Queens, Stillmatic: Charts & Awards - Billboard Singles, From Illmatic to Stillmatic - The Remixes, Nas blends new tunes, mastered skill at The Rave, "VMA Lens Recap: The Story Behind Nas' 'One Mic, "Nas Chart History (Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs)", Comparison to Poe: Hip hop and philosophy, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=One_Mic&oldid=1010174430, Music videos directed by Chris Robinson (director), Short description is different from Wikidata, Singlechart usages for Billboardrandbhiphop, Wikipedia articles with MusicBrainz release group identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 4 March 2021, at 04:20. Here you will find the Nas - One Mic (Ecstasy of Gold Remix) Roblox song id, created by the artist Nas. This is crazy, I'm on the right track, I'm finally found Only if I had one gun, one girl and one crib 160221016 COPY. So me taking those two ideas, I just came up with something that was calm and built up a little bit in the verses and then go back calm for his chorus.". Nas - One Mic (Ecstasy of Gold Remix) Roblox Song Id. 4min | Short, Music | Video 17 December 2001 Add a Plot » Director: Chris Robinson. One may also notice a Christian overtone, as well. Everybody gotta die sometime, hope your funeral "[3], According to Juon, the final verse has a reversal of this formula, in which Nas "goes from amped up to soft-spoken, drawing you even closer into his rap. "[8] Music critic Cynthia Fuchs described the song's lyrical scheme as "building slowly to a crescendo of declaration and rage, then coming back, to seek a way to make a difference, with that precious one mic."[9]. [1] It has been noted by music writers for its political consciousness and dystopian themes. All I need is one mic (yeah) Every night it was like a cop'll get killed Swellin' my melon ‘cause none of these niggas real It was issued as the third single from his fifth studio album, Stillmatic (2001). "[5] Steven Potter of the Journal Sentinel called the song a "testament to the lyrical skill only the best emcees possess. You need some soul-searchin', the time is now Nas: One Mic . On selecting the sample for "One Mic", Nas stated "I'm a huge fan of Phil Collins and I just wanted to take the vibe from 'In the Air Tonight'. Movin' with a change of pace [Chorus] "[20] According to Juon, the song signalled a return for Nas to his early musical roots, stating "you know that the rapper we all once called Nasty Nas has truly returned. Wonder what my secrets is The single peaked at number 43 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it Nas's third top-fifty hit on the chart. 'Cause we stronger now, my nigga, the time is now! "One Mic" is a single by rapper Nas, and the third to be released from his fifth album, Stillmatic. On our site there are a total of 34 music codes from the artist Nas. Nas intertwined his day–to–day life and decisions with the pressures felt by Jesus and others, doing so almost as a means to somehow transfer their spiritual gifts to himself. One Mic (Explicit) Producer – Chucky Thompson, Nas Written-By – C. Thompson*, N. Jones* 4:28: 2: One Mic (Remix Explicit) Producer – Ty Fyffe* Written-By – James Mtume, Nasir Jones, Tyrone Fyffe: 4:34 27 hit your crew, six went into you Drama, where does it start? View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2002 Vinyl release of "One Mic" on Discogs. Off of "Stillmatic" [2001] Copyright Ill Will and Columbia. This code has been copied 0 times. Life’s a Bitch (Arsenal Mix) 2. It's been considered one of the greatest hip-hop songs of all-time, ranking #54 on about.com's "the 100 Greatest Rap Songs". One nigga front, my face on the front page For him to be upset or people like him to be upset is insane to me. That we take these bitches to war, lie 'em down The song uses a portion of Phil Collins's In The Air Tonight.It's been considered one of the greatest hip-hop songs of all-time, ranking #54 on about.com's "the 100 Greatest Rap Songs". "One Mic" is a song by American rapper Nas, released April 16, 2002 on Columbia Records and distributed through Ill Will Records in the United States. Throughout the song, Nas' lazy flow turns into an angry rant over a fast paced beat, and finally a siren. Stick-up kids with no conscience, leavin' victims with doctors Yo, all I need is one mic.. All I need is one mic.. that's all I need All I need is one mic.. all I need niggaz All I need is one mic.. yeah [gradually getting louder] All I need is one blunt, one page, and one pen One prayer - tell God forgive for one sin Matter fact maybe more than one, look back at …

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