Nipsey Hussle August 15 1985-March 31 2019
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Yaboysix
That nikka
Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
Superstar
U tryna be funny but u lame as shyt.. U camp out in this theread only to pop shyt and create rumors like a hoe in a beauty salon... U said she from the 60s which she isn't u talk shyt u don't know cuz u porch nikka.. fukk u and everything u stand for.. I'm not saying shyt else outta respect for Nip u want problems pm me or stfudamn breh u stalkin her? Lmao I bet you kno her bank acct number ssn & her fav eyeshadow
ole ted bundy ass nicca
Every time I hear Loaded Bases, which is most morning commutes, I’m filled with hope, inspiration, and despair 
my nikka had the bases loaded but took a sacrifice bunt 
my nikka had the bases loaded but took a sacrifice bunt 
nikka been typing like he's literally nip since he died 
changed his posting style and all that
How you trans-nikka
Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
Superstar
Man that nikka a hoe he prob growing out a fro to get braids and have voice box surgery.. Type of nikka wake up early to write Prolific on his face...Cut it out lame ass nikka u neva gone be half tha man Nip was
How you trans-nikka
Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
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UserNameless
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Clyburn, Booker and CTG? fukkouttahere. Those aren't three people whose opinions on how to improve the black community hold any weight.
And look at TIP
They just look like they’re ready to double cross the community
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I Really Mean It
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I Really Mean It
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And look at TIP
They just look like they’re ready to double cross the community
I honestly wouldn't place TIP in the same category as the other three. While I think he often suffers self-inflicted wounds to his character because he's proud to a fault, I do think TIP is a genuine rider for the cause. He just isn't informed enough to see the snakes within our community, a flaw that many newly minted soldiers for the struggle suffer from.
BK The Great
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T.I. has long been a proponent of Black investment, and he says losing Nipsey Hussle, a fellow Black investor, was a big loss.
On Wednesday (May 22), Roll Call reported that Tip went to Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. along with media personality Charlamagne Tha God and members of the Congressional Black Caucus to discuss how investors can bring more money to distressed areas known as “opportunity zones," which were established as a provision of the 2017 tax law signed by President Trump. During his speech, T.I. claims that Nipsey Hussle and a business associate are the ones who convinced him to speak with lawmakers and take advantage of the new provision.
"It was an incredible loss," Tip said about Nipsey. “We’re like the Avengers of investment."
In his speech, Tip compared the death of Nipsey to "losing Ironman," who in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was the first member of the Avengers, a group of superheroes who came together to fight against the bad guys.
After spending big money at Nipsey's clothing store The Marathon, the Atlanta rapper also asserted that his purpose on the Hill is to help continue the late L.A. rapper's legacy—and essentially continue the Avengers initiative.
“Everybody knows that Nipsey was pretty much the founder of the idea to bring everyone together who, you know, may individually be able to do great things and make a significant impact on their own in their communities,” he said according to The Hill. “But for us to come together, we can impact so, so many more communities and spread our efforts so much wider.”
The Grand Hustle CEO also spoke about closing the racial wealth gap, in which he claims the average white family owns 10 times the assets of the typical black family. This isn't the first time Tip has taken a stance in the world of politics and it won't be his last.
Back in March, Tip called out the criminal justice system for giving prison time to a 12-year-old rapper over a woman who hanged a child and only got probation. He also supported Cyntoia Brown through her publicized trial and even bailed out 23 nonviolent offenders from jail for Easter.
On Wednesday (May 22), Roll Call reported that Tip went to Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. along with media personality Charlamagne Tha God and members of the Congressional Black Caucus to discuss how investors can bring more money to distressed areas known as “opportunity zones," which were established as a provision of the 2017 tax law signed by President Trump. During his speech, T.I. claims that Nipsey Hussle and a business associate are the ones who convinced him to speak with lawmakers and take advantage of the new provision.
"It was an incredible loss," Tip said about Nipsey. “We’re like the Avengers of investment."
In his speech, Tip compared the death of Nipsey to "losing Ironman," who in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was the first member of the Avengers, a group of superheroes who came together to fight against the bad guys.
After spending big money at Nipsey's clothing store The Marathon, the Atlanta rapper also asserted that his purpose on the Hill is to help continue the late L.A. rapper's legacy—and essentially continue the Avengers initiative.
“Everybody knows that Nipsey was pretty much the founder of the idea to bring everyone together who, you know, may individually be able to do great things and make a significant impact on their own in their communities,” he said according to The Hill. “But for us to come together, we can impact so, so many more communities and spread our efforts so much wider.”
The Grand Hustle CEO also spoke about closing the racial wealth gap, in which he claims the average white family owns 10 times the assets of the typical black family. This isn't the first time Tip has taken a stance in the world of politics and it won't be his last.
Back in March, Tip called out the criminal justice system for giving prison time to a 12-year-old rapper over a woman who hanged a child and only got probation. He also supported Cyntoia Brown through her publicized trial and even bailed out 23 nonviolent offenders from jail for Easter.