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  • Jan 11, 2022

    Like he wasn’t that big but his funeral was at the staples center
    Had niggas makin art w him next to Kobe and nobody batted an eye
    I still think about his death often and cried watching his funeral and I wasn’t even a fan

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    Lock it up

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    Y’all weird for thinking this is a slight towards nipsey

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    He was a big regional rapper. The online doesn't usually reflect their actually pull locally. He also was really active in his community.

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    Id literally never heard of him before his death

  • Kr0niic ☘️
    Jan 11, 2022

    ????? Nipsy was huge with the people man just cause they don’t play him at your frat parties doesn’t mean he was not an impactful artist

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    I get what op saying but this thread should’ve stayed in the drafts

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    I could die today I made the set proud nigga!

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    you have to be from socal to understand.

    He was a f***in legend

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    A Mad Ass Nigga

    I get what op saying but this thread should’ve stayed in the drafts

  • Jan 11, 2022

    Because not only was he a dope musician he was actively making strides to repair and give back to his community

    He put as much work into activism as he did into rap

  • Jan 11, 2022

    There's still time to lock/delete the thread OP

  • sabadabadoo 🧔🏻
    Jan 11, 2022

    The Marathon was one of the first mixtapes i ever heard & i’m from the east coast

    Nipsey was huge

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  • He made good music and he helped out around his community

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    A lot of people suddenly became long time nip fans after he passed it felt very weird to see

  • I don't think its a slight and bare weird that people are so reflexively defensive about it.

    Nip had a long time fan base and some great tapes I listened to myself when I was in college

    but the (great) reaction to his death and cosigns from so many heavy hitters in the industry did seem disprotionate to the buzz he had at the time. I remember a very lukewarm response to racks in the middle when it dropped vs after his death

    Personally I think he was the perfect combo of relatable, humble, with a focus on ownership and entrepreneurship that made him so beloved, in addition to his music

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    Every time I see a hiphop fan dismiss someone like nip as “not big” because they didn’t entertain corporate politics that other mainstream rappers do I grow a little more disappointed

    Nipsey was an independent rapper who kinda was a blueprint for other rappers who wanted to make sure they had full control of their own careers. And not only that, the money he made was actively reinvested into his community to better it

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    i was always a nip fan...

    fake fans ruined the vibe. RIP NIP

    CHECC ME OUT!

  • Jan 11, 2022
    Classique

    A lot of people suddenly became long time nip fans after he passed it felt very weird to see

    This happens with every artist but especially with Nip because of all the work he was doing

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    Clb sexman

    Id literally never heard of him before his death

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    felli_varda

    you have to be from socal to understand.

    He was a f***in legend

    Not even

    Im in Norcal and he was huge out here

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    When I saw his interview with Tariq nasheed i knew he was a real one & later understood his impact

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    Because even if you was a fan or not, it was f***ed up to see someone who tried to build up his hood/community get gunned down over nothing i think that would make anyone sad…