"Street Dreams" is a hip-hop album by Nas, released in 1996. It features a blend of storytelling and social commentary, showcasing Nas's lyrical prowess. The album includes notable tracks like "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" featuring Lauryn Hill, which highlights themes of aspiration and change. The album received critical acclaim for its production and depth, solidifying Nas's status in the rap genre. It combines elements of East Coast hip-hop with jazz and soul influences, making it a significant work in the 1990s music scene. "Street Dreams" remains influential and is often cited in discussions about classic hip-hop albums.