Nipsey Hussle Thread; The Marathon Continues

[tupac003]

We still glorifying this gang life

Don't do that. Not now.

 

[Grine]

We still glorifying this gang life

Bro it’s a part of who he was...

 

[bishopstrongbow]

Love is love.

 

[Grine]

Wait did he say valedictorian of middle school?

 

[cashbanks]

We still glorifying this gang life

What was said?

 

[Grine]

Stevie is handling his business

 

[jewelknows]

Stevie is handling his business

Absolutely killed it

 

[Maximus Meridius]

Damn it's hard to listen to Sam.

You can feel every bit of pain.

Lauren might be too much for me, man.

Yeah, Ima need some time before I watch this.

 

[D StaXX]

I told Sam how much him and Nip inspired me a couple years back.
I wish I had got a picture. The service was beautiful.

 

[ayotayo]

They did mans right with that service

RIP Hussle

 

[jf04]

Yeah, Ima need some time before I watch this.

Lauren actually held it together as good as anyone. You could definitely feel the pain in Blacc Sam. Can only imagine what that’s like to lose a sibling.

 

[defconzero]

Seeing on Twitter, Mom's comment about abuse was about Nip's stepdad, not his actual father.

I believe Nip's actually talked about that before.

The Service was beautiful. I was in tears throughout the whole thing

His parents, the childhood videos, Sam and his sister, Lauren and the kids, Stevie, everything. I'm tearing up right now typing all this up.

I don't think I've ever been this torn up about the death of someone i've never even met.

RIP NIP

 

[D StaXX]

I don't think I've ever been this torn up about the death of someone i've never even met.

RIP NIP

Never in my life have I cried this much for a stranger. His music and message just resonated with us so much it's like we're losing our own flesh.

 

[tupac003]

If anyone has the entire service please post it. If it's on youtube please post the link.

 

[jf04]

We still glorifying this gang life

It’s a major part of many people’s lives. For a lot of dudes, that’s their first example of love from a father figure perspective. Right or wrong, the bonds formed and work put in never leaves. There’s good to be found in everything, and if you put that work in and live to look back and see you made it through that, you’d rep it too. Hard to comprehend for many, but it is what it is.

 

[jewelknows]

Never in my life have I cried this much for a stranger. His music and message just resonated with us so much it's like we're losing our own flesh.

Yall not alone. My wife and I were at home working or at least trying to work, crying.

Sam resonated with me liek crazy, just because you knew he was there with him the whole journey on the backend.

 

[Retto]

Don’t even know how I watched that whole thing and held up at work throughout...

Never looked so forward to a commute home in my life...pressure building up. Gotta let this pain out.

 

[wavycrocket]

Ain’t even gon front. A ***** eyes welled up for real

**** was beautiful.

 

[daruma]

Queen.

 

[2163O1baller90]

this procession is beautiful

 

[2163O1baller90]

I pray they stop in the parking lot of his plaza

 

[SpittaJetLife]

Never in my life have I cried this much for a stranger. His music and message just resonated with us so much it's like we're losing our own flesh.

We lost a great

 

[s0rtega22]

This is all surreal. Just got back home and am amazed to see the procession is still going on. I am watching it, knowing EXACTLY what I’m seeing and I still have a hard time accepting the dude is gone...like others said before, its crazy to feel this way for someone I never personally met but it makes me question a lot in the processing...What exactly is it that makes people “close”? Physicality? Interaction? Time spent together? It’s always interesting when you peel the layers back. Much love to you all!

 

[youngthundercat]

We still glorifying this gang life

It’s LA it will never go away

 

[Grine]

Who got the IG live footage on the ground of that procession?