Jean toomer
Superstar
You help people get the hell out the hood not stay there.
Nipsey Hussle August 15 1985-March 31 2019
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this is why a culture needs its own gate keepers. modern cac values are not congruent with rap culture values... manhood, independence, non conformism. that's how I read it, if they had a problem with that it's probably because they lbgtq... If some clown is offended then don't lend them audience. the internet full of shyt... sensor yourself. don't source shyt from a site called vulture.The body not cold and they already assassinating the mans character
Nipsey Hussle calling his 2018 debut studio album Victory Lap was fitting because it seemed like the pinnacle of his journey up till that point. He took the scenic route to higher ground on the Billboard charts but landed a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album on his first crack at a formal mainstream album rollout. Even so, there was still room for improvement. Nipsey was getting better at his craft, becoming a more pointed storyteller without sacrificing the subtle, unpolished, conversational tone that made him an instrumental voice in Los Angeles rap. (There aren’t too many rappers in any corner of the country daring enough to touch a “Hard Knock Life” sample, as Victory Lap’s “Hussle & Motivate” did, and make a mark on it.) He was also tangling with questionable thought processes. At times, he entertained conspiracy theories, pseudoscience, sexism, and homophobia. He sometimes shared ideas that complicated his mission of improving the quality of black life by making his message conditional and divisive, feeding into old rifts between straight and queer black hip-hop fans, and between black men and black women. Hussle was far from perfect, but he was trying. His good ideas don’t make his bad ideas less unacceptable. His bad ideas don’t make his death any less tragic.
https://www.vulture.com/2019/04/nipsey-hussle-obituary.html
i see what you doing there America
I'm tryna hear from people that have CULTURAL CURRENCY. fukk a vulture
"his weakness was criptonite.... I can't fukk with superman"
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Geechiedan214
All Star
One of my favorite nip cuts fam get me wired everytime I hear it
FUPA
#LWO
fukking pisses me off the more and more i read people talk about how he tried to uplift his community and thats where he was taken. No matter what when you make it fukk the hood and get out shyt dont care about no one. This has been having me fukked up since it happened.
30 minutes after word came out he passed my homeboy text me like "I'm pretty sure it's because of the Dr. Sebi documentaryI wish people would stop with this Dr. Sebi conspiracy
"My mans ain't even been dead an hour and nikkas already thinking they cracked the case talking about he died over some goji berries and the cure for aids
This is one of the downsides of 2019 and living in this internet/social media era. Everybody think they Columbo when some shyt hit the fan. Even if it was a conspiracy, who do you think will be held accountable? 
Kill that conspiracy noise and just let my mans be in peace and get adjusted to his new home in paradise.
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JodyHiighroller
Superstar
@ItsMeButters @10bandz @Barnett114
Real recognize real. This the only posts Big Stretch posted to his ig
Real recognize real. This the only posts Big Stretch posted to his ig
TrebleMan
Superstar
The body not cold and they already assassinating the mans character
Nipsey Hussle calling his 2018 debut studio album Victory Lap was fitting because it seemed like the pinnacle of his journey up till that point. He took the scenic route to higher ground on the Billboard charts but landed a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album on his first crack at a formal mainstream album rollout. Even so, there was still room for improvement. Nipsey was getting better at his craft, becoming a more pointed storyteller without sacrificing the subtle, unpolished, conversational tone that made him an instrumental voice in Los Angeles rap. (There aren’t too many rappers in any corner of the country daring enough to touch a “Hard Knock Life” sample, as Victory Lap’s “Hussle & Motivate” did, and make a mark on it.) He was also tangling with questionable thought processes. At times, he entertained conspiracy theories, pseudoscience, sexism, and homophobia. He sometimes shared ideas that complicated his mission of improving the quality of black life by making his message conditional and divisive, feeding into old rifts between straight and queer black hip-hop fans, and between black men and black women. Hussle was far from perfect, but he was trying. His good ideas don’t make his bad ideas less unacceptable. His bad ideas don’t make his death any less tragic.
https://www.vulture.com/2019/04/nipsey-hussle-obituary.html
i see what you doing there America
I said it earlier, I don’t care what these people think and it’s not worth getting upset over because all they want is your attention and reaction anyway.
If you show them that you don’t care about their opinion, then you’ve won and they get outraged. Because then they know they can’t tell you how to feel about anything.
RIP to a great man.
thernbroom
Superstar
Vic Damone. Jr
Don't support the phonies, support the real
shyt still don’t feel right, couldn’t even sleep. Some bullshyt on everything 
Gotta go to work in a few hours and I hope nobody asks me why I’m so quiet especially since only a few mess with hip hop. Just wanna put on some music and get my shift over with
Gotta go to work in a few hours and I hope nobody asks me why I’m so quiet especially since only a few mess with hip hop. Just wanna put on some music and get my shift over with
Pure Water
Superstar
But his message wasn't just about him. It was about anybody that makes it out of they city. And I give zero fukks about Vlad.