Nas is once again giving back to the culture that made him a legend.

The Queensbridge icon has partnered with Resorts World New York City to commit a $2 million investment for the establishment of The Hip Hop Museum in the Bronx. This long-awaited institution aims to preserve the global legacy of hip hop and its New York roots.

 

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The announcement was made during the museum’s second annual benefit gala, marking a significant milestone in hip-hop’s cultural preservation. For Nas, the project represents more than philanthropy—it’s a deeply personal mission to honor the history that shaped him and countless others.

Located in the Bronx—the birthplace of hip-hop—the museum is set to open in 2026 and will serve as both a creative hub and educational space. It will chronicle the genre’s rise from block parties to Billboard charts while spotlighting the innovators who turned rap into a global movement.

 

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Museum founder Rocky Bucano praised Nas and Resorts World. Bucano called it a “milestone moment” for the capital campaign.

“Nas and Resorts World’s generosity brings us closer to opening our doors,” Bucano said. “This contribution inspires others to join us in preserving hip-hop’s global legacy.”

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