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IT’S NOT PERSONAL, IT’S JUST HIP HOP: Nas Claims He Meant No Disrespect with Doja Cat Anti-Black Lyric – “It’s Bars, It’s Lines” (VIDEO)

The rap legend added that it’s “all love” and he has no problem with the “Say So” singer.

He may have taken a lyrical jab at Doja Cat, but Nas insists that he doesn’t have any hate in his heart for the Hot Pink artist. On Friday (August 21), Nasir Jones shared his Hit-Boy-assisted album King’s Disease. The lead single from the project is “Ultra Black,” and on the song, Nas quips, “We goin’ ultra black, unapologetically black/ The opposite of Doja Cat, Michael Blackson black.”

The rap legend caught up with Power 106 in Los Angeles to discuss his recent release and chatted a bit about his Doja Cat conflict. “I just really was saying a rhyme that rhymed with ‘ultra black,'” Nas said with a smile. “I didn’t even think of it. It’s all love. It was just like, ‘Michael Blackson black’… It’s bars, it’s lines. We play with words.”

Nas also added that “Ultra Black” is “fun” and “about having a good time,” so there is no ill-will intended. Despite his intentions, the song still made headlines and caught the attention of Doja, who regardless of how unbothered she made it seem, she now plans to release her song “N.A.S.,” an acronym for “Ni**as Ain’t Shit” ironically. We’ll just have to wait and see what Doja has in store for her “NAS” record and if she’ll return the lyrical favor. For context, her song was recorded before this ordeal, but we’re not about to act stupid as to why she’d release it now.

Take a look at the video of Nas’s interview below. Thoughts?

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