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Nas has revealed his favourite Jay-Z songs ever.

To celebrate 30 years since Hov’s Reasonable Doubt was released, the Queensbridge rapper has weighed in on his personal favourites from Hov’s catalogue.

The one-time Jay rival has shared a playlist titled “Curated by God’s Son: Hov” on TIDAL, naming his 31 favourite Jigga tracks of all time.

The collection is made of music from the entirety of his career, including songs from Reasonable Doubt, The Blueprint, The Black Album, and 4:44.

Not only that, but there are also features on songs from Cam’ron, Pusha T, Kanye West, Nipsey Hussle, Memphis Bleek, and Big L.

In a statement, TIDAL’s editor-in-chief, Tony Gervino, said, “Jay-Z and Nas are two of the most important, influential, and successful artists of any musical genre at any time in history.”

He continued, “A few years ago Jay recognised Nas’ diabolical pen with an exclusive TIDAL playlist, and on the eve of Hov’s legendary run of Yankee Stadium shows, the king of Queens returns the favour, in what we consider to be the ultimate game-recognises-game moment.”

The playlist arrives before Jay-Z’s three shows at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York City, this weekend.

The concerts will celebrate 30 years of Reasonable Doubt and 25 years of The Blueprint, along with an “extra innings” show.

Nas’ 31 favourite Jay-Z songs:

1. ‘Where I’m From’
2. ‘Success’
3. ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous’
4. ‘Streets Is Watching’
5. ’99 Problems’
6. ‘Meet the Parents’
7. ‘Can’t Knock the Hustle’
8. ‘Brooklyn’s Finest’
9. ‘Dead Presidents II’
10. ‘D’Evils’
11. ‘Imaginary Players’
12. ‘Reservoir Dogs’
13. ‘You, Me, Him and Her’
14. ‘Lyrical Exercise’
15. ‘U Don’t Know’
16. ‘Roc Boys (And the Winner Is)…’
17. ‘Empire State of Mind’
18. ‘Welcome to New York City’
19. ‘Young, Gifted and Black’
20. ‘Dear Summer’
21. ‘No Church in the Wild’
22. ‘Some How Some Way’
23. ‘American Dreamin’
24. ‘Murder to Excellence’
25. ‘What It Feels Like’
26. ‘Black Republican’
27. ‘Lucifer’
28. ‘The Story of O.J.’
29. ‘So Appalled’
30. ‘7 Minute Freestyle’
31. ‘Legacy’