So the fakkit made bail but RKelly needed help from fans? Where he get the money? WHose looking out?
Nipsey Hussle August 15 1985-March 31 2019
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Where are you seeing he’s out?
Day_Walker
All Star
That wasn't a real cop. Just an actor.some of the members ducking and turning when the cop was saying look at this crowd
you know shyt like that mustve rubbed nikkas in sets the wrong way thoi dont think the Habesha side of Nip with what principles his pops taught him mixed with alot of gang shyt unfortunately
no way he made bail
:BishopEddieLong:I'M INTEGRATED VERTICALLY...YALL NIGGÂS BLEW IT!!!!!!
nikkas don't even know.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
no way they gave him bail, not with video footage. i need a credible link to this, there has been too much misinformation being spread on social media about every aspect of this incident since it happened
edit: see it's at 7M....makes sense that cali's "soft" side prolly mandates all suspects get bail
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Any of y’all got the first Slauson Boy tape? That’s prolly the only project I haven’t seen or heard.
Frida Giezman
Banned
BK The Great
Veteran
In the wake of his tragic death on Sunday (Mar. 31), tributes have been pouring in far and wide for Nipsey Hussle — from fellow artists, celebrities, athletes and politicians to residents of his beloved neighborhood. Nipsey was loved and respected across the board, not just for his motivational music (including last year’s GRAMMY-nominated Victory Lap), but for the very important work he did to uplift and inspire his local community.
In tribute to his community work, Nipsey’s philanthropic efforts are being entered into the Congressional Record. Yesterday, Congresswoman Karen Bass announced on Twitter that she “will be heading to the House Floor next week to formally enter Nipsey Hussle’s contributions to South Los Angeles into the Congressional Record where it will be a part of United States history forever.”
Nipsey not only preached financial wisdom in his lyrics and interviews, but used his business acumen to better his ‘hood in very concrete ways. Earlier this year, he bought up the shopping plaza off Slauson Avenue where his flagship Marathon Clothing store is located (and where he also used to hustle) with plans to knock it down and build low-income residential units above shops with healthy food options.
Additionally, he cut the ribbon on Vector 90, a co-working space and STEM center that aims to bridge the gap between underrepresented communities and Silicon Valley, and co-founded Destination Crenshaw, a 1.3-mile “open air museum” of art exhibitions celebrating “Black Los Angeles.”
Nipsey’s generosity manifested itself in more intimate ways, too. According to the L.A. Times, “he was known to give jobs to residents who were struggling to get by, some of them homeless. He once gave a pair of shoes to every student at 59th Street Elementary School. He also donated money to renovate the school’s playground and basketball courts.”
In fact, a new TMZ report claims that Nipsey was buying clothes for a friend who had just been released from prison the day he was shot and killed.
With every new story of Nipsey’s kind spirit and community work, his death only feels like a bigger loss. But may his vision live on — in the Congressional Record and, more importantly, in Crenshaw.
MissInfo.tv » Nipsey Hussle’s Philanthropy to Be Added to the Congressional Record
In tribute to his community work, Nipsey’s philanthropic efforts are being entered into the Congressional Record. Yesterday, Congresswoman Karen Bass announced on Twitter that she “will be heading to the House Floor next week to formally enter Nipsey Hussle’s contributions to South Los Angeles into the Congressional Record where it will be a part of United States history forever.”
Nipsey not only preached financial wisdom in his lyrics and interviews, but used his business acumen to better his ‘hood in very concrete ways. Earlier this year, he bought up the shopping plaza off Slauson Avenue where his flagship Marathon Clothing store is located (and where he also used to hustle) with plans to knock it down and build low-income residential units above shops with healthy food options.
Additionally, he cut the ribbon on Vector 90, a co-working space and STEM center that aims to bridge the gap between underrepresented communities and Silicon Valley, and co-founded Destination Crenshaw, a 1.3-mile “open air museum” of art exhibitions celebrating “Black Los Angeles.”
Nipsey’s generosity manifested itself in more intimate ways, too. According to the L.A. Times, “he was known to give jobs to residents who were struggling to get by, some of them homeless. He once gave a pair of shoes to every student at 59th Street Elementary School. He also donated money to renovate the school’s playground and basketball courts.”
In fact, a new TMZ report claims that Nipsey was buying clothes for a friend who had just been released from prison the day he was shot and killed.
With every new story of Nipsey’s kind spirit and community work, his death only feels like a bigger loss. But may his vision live on — in the Congressional Record and, more importantly, in Crenshaw.
MissInfo.tv » Nipsey Hussle’s Philanthropy to Be Added to the Congressional Record
He will never make bail
& if he did
word would get out that he was gettin out before he took 1 step out the jail
& if he did
word would get out that he was gettin out before he took 1 step out the jail