Classic and new-age hip-hop cross paths in a new Calvin Klein ad campaign featuring Nas and Lil Uzi Vert. The Queens-bred legend and the Philadelphia product are endorsing the much-anticipated CK collection designed by artist Heron Preston.
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Calvin Klein Ad Features Nas + Lil Uzi Vert
The Heron Preston collection for Calvin Klein drops on Friday. The ad campaign features Nas and Lil Uzi Vert alongside celebrities like skateboard pro Stevie Williams and model Ashley Graham.
Heron, Nas, Sabrina, Uzi, Kaia, Joe, Renell, Sabrina, Pedro, Stevie, Jordan and Ashley wear Calvin. The new collection. April 23, 2021.
Nas’ Debut Album Changed Fat Joe’s Life
New York rap veteran Fat Joe went online to show love to a Big Apple icon. The Bronx native sent a shout-out to Nas on the anniversary of his debut album’s release.
“A masterpiece this album changed my life 27 years ago @nas congrats”
Nas Gets Deep Celebrating Illmatic Anniversary
Nas of course knows the importance of April 19. The ultra-talented lyricist came forward to celebrate the anniversary of his unforgettable Illmatic studio album. Nasty Nas went to his Instagram page to reflect on his debut album.
“The stuff that young people have to see and experience is literally crazy. Yesterday was as it still is today. @jungleqb & Drawz (RIP) on patrol on constant watch & on point from all directions. People value different things. I value respect. Respect to All. 27 years ago today a album dropped that changed Everything. Love to all. @illmaticmovie on Netflix”
Nas Pens Emotional Open Letter
A few days ago, Nasir Jones went to his Instagram page to share a video message to his daughter. It’s worth noting the letter was in partnership with alcoholic beverage giant Hennessy.
“Dear @iamdestinyjones — a letter written from the heart and in light of Black perseverance. #NeverStopNeverSettle Society celebrates the perseverance and success of Black entrepreneurs and is a continuation of @HennessyUS long-standing commitment to Black communities.”
In the video, Nas talked directly to Destiny about understanding the power of Black greatness.
“Dear Destiny, I wanted you to see something I never saw, feel something our family had never grasped, Black excellence. Something like the Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1921. 40 acres and 35 blocks of black folks running the town. Lawyers, doctors, businesses, all black owned. Imagine that. The vision of Black Wall Street was intentional. And so was its downfall. A hundred years later, a hundred years strong, Black excellence lives on. Wherever black folks dream, the spirit of Greenwood is there. So find them, build with them, dream with them, be your own Black Wall Street. However and wherever you imagine. Your loving father, Nasir Jones.”