Nipsey Hussle August 15 1985-March 31 2019
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Just an example of never being too big for anyone
pimpineasy
Superstar
Man .
Not money making Nipsey .
Aw man.
Not money making Nipsey .
Aw man.
The worst part of this is what it represents;
This is want it takes to just built some stores in our neighborhoods.
This puts buying back the block in a hurtful context.
This is want it takes to just built some stores in our neighborhoods.
This puts buying back the block in a hurtful context.
They gonna get em, breh....they gonna get em.
fukk they head tapped him? Damn this wasn’t just no shooting. Them boys was sent on a mission to kill bro smh. I hope they find all who was involved in this shyt. The fukk could make someone wanna kill Nip man? All the positive he doing n shyt. If it’s that serious, shoot him in the legs or some shyt. You see what that man doin, it’s bigger than whatever bullshyt beef or whatever u wanna kill him for.
onelastdeath
Banned
Ain’t no community. I don’t know how many times this has to happen for people to wake up.That’s why we gotta excommunicate low lives from our community. Can’t do that with single mothers overpopulating public housing and brothers rotting away in the system. Education and knowledge of self is the key.Nipsey Hustle
Worse than pac getting shot. PAC as respected as he was as an artist and a motivational speaker for the streets, was not
A) an LA native
B) solid top to bottom
C) reinvesting in the community the way Nipsey was
PAC as dope as he was, was an LA transplant. Nipsey was born, raised, and bred in LA. He was rooted there. It’s not the same. As far as LA goes. This is wayyy worse imho
Imgone8itch
All Star
I’m sick I’m from Los Angeles it hasn’t hit like this since Pac. We lost a great One. I remember I met nip at a club in la he was turnt cuz the bouncer wouldn’t let him in and they said naw bro u gotta wait the owner said nothing but ladies in for
The next 30 mins. He left his beemer in the middle of the street just hoped out with like three dudes. My man was the promoter so me and my homies walked In, he was like wtf. Crazy azz night we go in the club we in vip with Ron artest this guy was in the club with his laker practice gear on and he had my man bring like 20 Asian girls to his vip and he was buying us crazy drinks but I don’t drink. Then I see nip standing on the couch partying with a gang of chicks and his man just enjoying life. Now he gone
The next 30 mins. He left his beemer in the middle of the street just hoped out with like three dudes. My man was the promoter so me and my homies walked In, he was like wtf. Crazy azz night we go in the club we in vip with Ron artest this guy was in the club with his laker practice gear on and he had my man bring like 20 Asian girls to his vip and he was buying us crazy drinks but I don’t drink. Then I see nip standing on the couch partying with a gang of chicks and his man just enjoying life. Now he gone
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Been rocking with Nip from Neighborhood Nip to Nip Hussle the Great.
Got a chance to see homie when he performed in San Diego a few years ago
Bought a shirt from his store (overpriced AF but I can’t knock him)
Got so many songs of his that if I shuffle my shyt, he’s definitely getting a spin every few songs, and I choose to listen to him daily.
No homo
but whenever anything of his came out, I watched it, listened, copped etc. I just watched the video of him and Lauren London in GQ and it just reaffirmed (as most of his content does) how down to earth, relatable, and how much of a Real Nygga he is (can’t say “was” yet 
)
Shyt can’t be real.
For anyone looking to start with Nip there’s really no bad place. He matured and “re-emerged” with Crenshaw when he decided to sell his mixtape for $100. That’s where I started with him because I had to
the business idea and what it stood for and how he rationalized it. Bullets ain’t got no names series is great younger stuff, but his content from Crenshaw on is all great music to me.
and rest easy. I rarely call people “King” because it’s so stereotypical but from the way he mapped out his plans, his ethics and integrity, and the way he seemingly carried himself, I’d call him one.
Got a chance to see homie when he performed in San Diego a few years ago
Bought a shirt from his store (overpriced AF but I can’t knock him)
Got so many songs of his that if I shuffle my shyt, he’s definitely getting a spin every few songs, and I choose to listen to him daily.
No homo
but whenever anything of his came out, I watched it, listened, copped etc. I just watched the video of him and Lauren London in GQ and it just reaffirmed (as most of his content does) how down to earth, relatable, and how much of a Real Nygga he is (can’t say “was” yet )Shyt can’t be real.
For anyone looking to start with Nip there’s really no bad place. He matured and “re-emerged” with Crenshaw when he decided to sell his mixtape for $100. That’s where I started with him because I had to
the business idea and what it stood for and how he rationalized it. Bullets ain’t got no names series is great younger stuff, but his content from Crenshaw on is all great music to me. and rest easy. I rarely call people “King” because it’s so stereotypical but from the way he mapped out his plans, his ethics and integrity, and the way he seemingly carried himself, I’d call him one.Been rocking with Nip from Neighborhood Nip to Nip Hussle the Great.
Got a chance to see homie when he performed in San Diego a few years ago
Bought a shirt from his store (overpriced AF but I can’t knock him)
Got so many songs of his that if I shuffle my shyt, he’s definitely getting a spin every few songs, and I choose to listen to him daily.
No homo but whenever anything of his came out, I watched it, listened, copped etc. I just watched the video of him and Lauren London in GQ and it just reaffirmed (as most of his content does) how down to earth, relatable, and how much of a Real Nygga he is (can’t say “was” yet )
Shyt can’t be real.
For anyone looking to start with Nip there’s really no bad place. He matured and “re-emerged” with Crenshaw when he decided to sell his mixtape for $100. That’s where I started with him because I had to the business idea and what it stood for and how he rationalized it. Bullets ain’t got no names series is great younger stuff, but his content from Crenshaw on is all great music to me.
and rest easy. I rarely call people “King” because it’s so stereotypical but from the way he mapped out his plans, his ethics and integrity, and the way he seemingly carried himself, I’d call him one.
Got a chance to see homie when he performed in San Diego a few years ago
Bought a shirt from his store (overpriced AF but I can’t knock him)
Got so many songs of his that if I shuffle my shyt, he’s definitely getting a spin every few songs, and I choose to listen to him daily.
No homo
but whenever anything of his came out, I watched it, listened, copped etc. I just watched the video of him and Lauren London in GQ and it just reaffirmed (as most of his content does) how down to earth, relatable, and how much of a Real Nygga he is (can’t say “was” yet )Shyt can’t be real.
For anyone looking to start with Nip there’s really no bad place. He matured and “re-emerged” with Crenshaw when he decided to sell his mixtape for $100. That’s where I started with him because I had to
the business idea and what it stood for and how he rationalized it. Bullets ain’t got no names series is great younger stuff, but his content from Crenshaw on is all great music to me. and rest easy. I rarely call people “King” because it’s so stereotypical but from the way he mapped out his plans, his ethics and integrity, and the way he seemingly carried himself, I’d call him one.Hopefully theres no gang war
