Nas Captures Momentous 50th Birthday Celebration In ‘Fever’ Visual

Nas has turned  footage from his star-studded 50th Birthday party from earlier this month into a celebratory “Fever” visual.

Escobar unleashed the dapper music video to the Magic 3 standout on Monday (September 25) which is filled with champagne toasts to the extravagant life he’s built and the drinks were definitely flowing throughout the memorable night.

Plenty of Nas’ Hip Hop contemporaries were present, including Diddy, Slick Rick, Mary J. Blige, Fat Joe, Q-Tip, Raekwon, Styles P, N.O.R.E., actor Robert DeNiro, comedian Chris Rock, and his go-to collaborator Hit-Boy.

Draped in a sleek white suit, follow Nas as he toasts glasses and receives his flowers throughout his epic 50th birthday party.

Watch the video below.

Magic 3 served as the sixth and final joint project between Nas and Hit-Boy, which arrived on September 14 with a lone feature from Lil Wayne.

Kendrick Lamar was also a special guest at the New York City bash for Nas’ 50th.

One video from the party showed Nas and Kendrick Lamar embracing each other, with the two rap legends dapping each other up and exchanging pleasant words.

The Roots also performed at the event, during which Black Thought toasted to the birthday boy.

Nas even received birthday love from some of his rap peers who weren’t in attendance, with Snoop Dogg putting together a happy birthday video welcoming the Illmatic MC to the “happiness” and “tranquility” of being in his 50s.

“Nasty Nas, welcome to the fifth floor, cuz,” he said. “It’s beautiful up here too, man. You been dancing around the fourth floor for nine years, maybe 10. Now you on the fifth floor. So, what’s up here? Happiness, tranquility and plenty fire. This your birthday cake candle. Happy birthday. Queensbridge.”

Swizz Beatz saluted Nas in a video message, calling him “the best of the best of the best.”

“Wanna send a happy birthday to my Virgo brother, the king himself, Esco, big Nas, big Queens, big New York,” he said. “Wish you many more blessings, king. It’s a big one. Let’s go big. Happy birthday. Love you. The best of the best of the best. Nothing before, nothing to come. Let’s get it.”