The Bridge: 50 Years of Hip Hop

Longtime friends Nas and Mary have an intimate conversation that goes deep, touching on everything from dealing with fame to their long-lasting friendship. Mary openly talks about her past relationship struggles and her growth both as an artist and a person. Miss Info also gets Mary to talk about her influential fashion style and what it was like behind the scenes when she and Nas went on tour together.

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In a conversation filled with mutual respect, Ice Cube is forthcoming about past rap beefs he's been involved in and his struggles getting the next Friday sequel made. But it’s not all serious. Nas, Miss Info and Cube share a laugh over outdated hairstyles and Cube reveals his little known connections to New York.

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One can feel the admiration in the room as Cordae gets to speak with one of his childhood rap heroes. (The North Carolina MC even raps lyrics to “I Can” back to Nas.) Cordae also tells Nas and Miss Info the reason he wanted to travel to Africa and explains the competitive mind state he’s in as he completes his next album.

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Nas and Miss Info chat with Nas's younger brother, Jungle, about the trio's favorite hip hop groups, Nas's early career and childhood memories of growing up in Queensbridge surrounded by hip-hop stars like Roxanne Shante and MC Shan.

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Check out The Bridge: 50 Years of Hip Hop, a new show from Spotify Studios in association with Mass Appeal. Nas and Minya "Miss Info" Oh link with hip-hop's legendary figures and the new generation carrying it forward.

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