<h2 style="text-align: center;">Nas and 21 Savage Release One Mic One Gun, Produced By Hit Boy</h2>
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<p>Earlier this month, 21 Savage sparked some controversy for his comments on Nas&#8217; relevancy in the hip hop world. His comments were taken out of context, and some fans responded negatively. However, <a href="https://groundupradio.com/new-music-nas-magic/">Nas</a> has taken the opportunity to clear up the misunderstanding and collaborate with <a href="https://groundupradio.com/21-savage-wants-evidence-thrown-out-of-deportation-case/">21 Savage</a> on a new track. The song is called &#8220;One Mic, One Gun.&#8221; It was produced by Hit-Boy.</p>
<p>The new song is short and sweet. It features a clever rap from both artists. It also features a short hook, trappy hi-hats, and sampled horn riffs.</p>
<p>The new song comes after a month of back and forth. 21 Savage questioned Nas&#8217; relevancy in the hip hop world, claiming that he was no longer on the throne. While he walked back his comments, he also clarified that his comments were not meant to be disrespectful.</p>
<p>The song is less than three minutes long and shows a glimpse into the two rappers&#8217; styles. It also shows that there is room for artists of all eras to make their mark on hip hop.</p>
<p>The song is produced by Hit-Boy, who has worked with Nas on several of his albums. He has also worked with rappers such as Big Sean and Lil Durk. Hit-Boy has also produced Nas&#8217; 16th studio album, <a href="https://open.spotify.com/album/3vQuGKQJMfdXmkjRKqUesk?si=I0SugZKBTtWmHb118dCDyA">King&#8217;s Disease III</a>.</p>
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