It’s been about four years since Nas blessed the world with his last full-length album, Life Is Good. Despite this hiatus, he hasn't stopped making music and developing new partnerships. The Queens rapper was recently featured on remixes with The Weeknd, Future, French Montana, and Kanye West, and this week he caught up with Complex News in Los Angeles to discuss his new collaboration for theGhostbusters movie.
The fashion and accessories collaboration includes pieces from Nas' own clothing line, HSTRY, plus additional brands. In a wide-ranging conversation, Esco discussed his work on upcoming television and film projects and dismissed rumors of Rick Ross executive producing his next album. He also explained how he feels about being called a 'legend.' Watch the full interview in the video above.
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