What happened at the end of Euphoria season 1? Here's everything we know about Euphoria season 2. Fresh on the heels of Zendaya's history-making win at the 72nd Annual Emmys-the 24-year-old actress snagged the Lead Actress in a Drama Series trophy for her portrayal of teen addict Rue Bennett-HBO confirmed that the pieces are finally falling into place for the series's second highly anticipated season.ĬOVID-19 threw a major wrench in production's plans to roll out the second season just a year after the first season's buzzy finale in August 2019, but things are getting back on track.

Look for both parties to give updates on the situation soon.Break out the glittery eyeshadow and the Zendaya fan art: Euphoria season 2 is on its way. Whether or not it’s a full-length album remains to be seen but we’re expecting at least an EPs worth of content. Well, it’s been brought to our attention that a collaborative project is also in the works with the two NYC legends. He even took to the gram this weekend to confirm that Escobar would be on the album. The first of which will happen in a few months, when AZ releases his Doe or Die 2 album. Now, with Nas running his own imprint at Mass Appeal and AZ’s Quiet Money movement intact, the public is finally getting more official collaborations. Luckily, the brothers kept any animosity internal and didn’t bring anything public. This prompted dirty tactics behind-the-scenes, where certain verses couldn’t get cleared, causing some static. During Pac and Biggie’s run, Nas was outselling every other rapper in the world with the exception of those two. This pissed off those same label heads back in the day as they were presenting Nas as the successor to Rakim. Given the initial verse on Illmatic from Nas, AZ had arguably the most recited verse on the entire project. That’s not saying that AZ is a better lyricist or vice versa but his unorthodox flow would always outshine every rapper. While there was never a love lost between the two, outside influences and labels caused the two to have way less content together than we wanted to.įrom the outside looking in, music label heads didn’t want AZ on tracks with Nas. However, with both parties never finding time to destroy and rebuild in the studio, the two rare collaborated.

During the early and mid-2000s, Nas and AZ teased plans of a collaborative album.

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