Nas was rapping with his chipped tooth, as seen in the 'Hate Me Now' video, so a lot of 'th-' and 'f-' sounds similar. Did the '99 version of Nas use the same word (in this case, fear) redundantly in the same verse? He's usually known for choosing different words when setting up his bars and rhymes. Nas did say 'blind fury' on 'affirmative action' (Or becoming a monster is a totally different idea separate from the lines above and is more related to the next bar of talking about himself being a 'monster' and 'being on top.' If these are separate clauses, then 'fury' and 'monster' does not have to link). Hate Me Now Lyrics by Nas from the Playlist: The Very Best of Nas album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Escobar Season has. 'inferior' or 'theory' of man would not make people become monsters, but 'the fury of man' would. 'Guess it's just the fury of man' sounds in-pocket with the lyrics and overall message, because the 'fury of man' would make sense when man become a monster on the next line. Nas did say 'inferior' on 'no idea's original' u/GaryBettmanSucks in the comments said there could be a comma or period between 'inferior' and 'man', making it: 'Guess it's just inferior, man' Why would it be 'inferior man' if 'inferior men' would be more correct given there's more than one person who is inferior? Then, 'men' and 'understand' would not rhyme as much.

'Guess it's just inferior man' is what the CD insert said, even though it's stated with weird poetic grammar, but weirdly-stated poetic grammar is commonplace for hip hop.

Watch official video, print or download text in. Explain your version of song meaning, find more of Nas lyrics. This voicing of social issues in lyrics challenges the more facile. Nas quoted Andrew Smith in his lyrics about fear and hate and it is indeed a theory, which would make sense, if only if it sounded definitively that Nas said that. Original lyrics of Hate Me Now song by Nas. Nas also has a song that touches upon religious imagery called Hate Me Now. When replaying the lyrics, some people still hear 'theory'. 'Guess it's just the theory of man' is transcribed on a dozen websites, printed as digital posters, creating a psuedo-Mandela effect when people during dial-up days used to print off Nas lyrics like J Cole and read them from bad transcription sites.

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