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Damian Marley, Nas: "My Generation" f. Lil Wayne & Joss Stone
The leaks from Nas and Damian Marley's Distant Relatives have been coming fast and furious lately, with basically one a day for the last week. Here's the latest: "My Generation," a song that finds Nas talking about gentrification, Marley speaking about the children, Joss Stone singing about whatever she's singing about, and Lil Wayne wilding out in a way he hasn't in a long while (nice Michael Jackson reference, dude). This song is a bit cornier than you'd expect from Nas, but this is sort of par for the course for Marley's thoughtful jam-rock.
Listen below. Distant Relatives is due out on May 18. [Real Talk]
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