King’s Disease serves as a guideline for the young, Black male on how to survive on many levels. Having pride in who you are, loving and respecting your female companion, and protecting your peace are all lessons that African-American men should abide by in order to achieve emotional, mental and spiritual stability. Sonically, King’s Disease takes a step forward in dissolving Nas’ reputation for choosing less-than-stellar production on many of his projects. From start to finish, this album ceases to stray from its main concept, and Nas doesn’t have to sacrifice the quality of his music to do so. Primarily produced by Hit-Boy, King’s Disease delivers a feel appropriate for the times and hits the mark as being one of the better rap albums of the year.
| A1 | King's Disease |
| A2 | Blue Benz |
| A3 | Car #85 |
| B1 | Ultra Black |
| B2 | 27 Summers |
| B3 | Replace Me |
| B4 | Til The War Is Won |
| C1 | All Bad |
| C2 | The Definition |
| C3 | Full Circle |
| D1 | 10 Points |
| D2 | The Cure |
| D3 | Spicy (Bonus Track) |
