"Nastradamus" is the fourth studio album by influential rapper Nas, released on November 23, 1999, under Columbia Records and Ill Will Records. This album features a total of 15 tracks and showcases Nas's distinctive lyrical prowess within the US rap genre. "Nastradamus" includes contributions from several notable featured artists, including Ronald Isley, Nashawn, Mobb Deep, Bravehearts, and Ginuwine, adding a diverse range of sounds and styles to the project. The production on the album features collaborations with prominent producers, enhancing the overall sonic experience. Lyrically, the album continues Nas's exploration of themes such as social issues, personal struggles, and street narratives, which have become hallmarks of his style. While the album received mixed reviews from critics, it still holds a significant place in Nas's discography and the broader landscape of late '90s rap music. "Nastradamus" reflects the evolution of Nas as an artist and showcases his ability to blend storytelling with intricate wordplay, solidifying his status in hip-hop history.