This just hurt my soul...Jealousy is a ROTTEN emotion. Nip should still be here. I attended his funeral at Staples and it was beautifully done. This makes me shed tears all over again. Rest in Power, Nip 💙 #Hu$$leAndMotivate
I didn’t get there in time but I was outside Staples and even from outside, the energy was next level. There will never be another Nipsey Hussle in our lifetime and it’s so sad bc he should still be here. He lived in his truth and power and stayed when someone of his caliber wouldn’t. Even Boosie spoke the truth when he said most rappers die in their own city. 😢 RIH Neighborhood 💙🏁
You did a phenomenal job on this video essay of Nipsey Hussle. You beautifully chronicled his life as though you traced his footsteps in the sand. BRAVO 👏 👏
🙏🏽I never told a lot of people this💙🙏🏽I met Nipsey in downtown L.A. at the Department of Public Services near UCLA I was trying to get food stamps that day.he was in a chair with his back against the wall..I noticed him he looked at me I looked at him (meaning we had to feel a sign of acknowledgement for unseen respect with out speaking aka respect)he nodded his head I did the same. When he got up his height was like on stilts.(His hair was in braids hanging down to his neck..he had a black hoodie, with tan dickie shorts and a Egyptian key of life necklace ) and blue bandana in his back left pocket and royal blue chucks.he got up and went out the door I need to smoke a cigarette so I went out there too. I asked him for a lighter we both stood outside talking introducing ourselves he was real relaxed as we spoke back and forth. He was very humble he gave me a mixtape from his hoodie and said what’s your name so I told him. He said “they call me Nipsey lil cuz I’m from Slauson.Ave.” He said to hit him up when I’m over that way and we shook on it. He walked away and I thought something about dude is so strong but humble Respect travels anyway when real recognizes real💙💪🏽🙏🏽RIP ONE OF THE MOST FEARLESS MEN ALIVE NIPSEY HUSSLE
Nipsey is the inspiration to every natural born hustler that's been grinding to get to that next level..the day he died it hit me real hard ..it was like losing a real stand up homie ..i couldn't listen to his music for a few months..i remember when i started listening to his music and watching his videos again thats when the tears ...i was one of the first dudes in my city that had a marathon cap and hoodie ... Slauson boy two and Crenshaw should have been albums but VL is a classic album thats well put together it hurt me that he didn't win that grammy but i liked how positive he was about it and gave cardi her props on her grind...rip nipsey
I wouldnt say the inspiration unless your a youngin. But he definitely pushed the hustle get it all from nothing mentality. RIP to bro he was a smart mfkr he shouldn't have been killed the way it happened. He should've had security or the piece ready to go.
They are ALL jealous. Snoop was jealous as hell when 2 Pac first got there and outshined his azz an Snoop didn't like that, he secretly hated 2 Pac and was scared. We thought he was a hardcore crip when it turns out he's a lil bish.
There are a lot of videos on Nipsey but none of them are as good as this retrospective. The way you break down his life story from his early years to current times is by far what makes this video stand out against all he other ones. It's so detailed and easy to understand, just all around a great retrospective! 💯👍👏
The irony of the guy at the store opening saying that major corporations and CEO's aren't capable of opening up places in those locations and then Nipsey losing his life at said location isn't lost on me. Anyway such a sad story, you did a great job. RIP Nipsey Hussle
He's wrong tho because big corporations open up stores and businesses in hoods all over the country..also other cultures like Asians Arabs and east Indians also open up businesses in hoods all over the country..what dude was actually saying is famous blk peope can't open a business in the hoods
When I was in living in LA in the early 2000s I use to see this dude always talking to people with people I didn’t have a clue coming out of the south. 28 and Hoover campus housing: then to west Palm grove and ADAMS and then finally to slauson and cimmrion
King Nip wasn't from this world he really had a vision only one can imagine. I appreciate all that King Nipsey accomplished being here on earth, it still hurts till this day , that his life was cut short to keep him silent, but you can't keep King Nipsey Silent cause his spirit lives on thru each , everyone of us . Love you King Nipsey Hussle.😭💙💙💙💙💛💛💛💛💔💔👑💎✌
I have to absolutely give you your flowers for how well done this documentary is. As a diehard Nipsey fan… You truly paid him homage in the most special way.🏁🏁💕💯💯
4:32 I damn near broke down in tears. AGAIN. I REALLY HATE hes no longer here in the physical, BC DAMN !!! He changed SO MUCH and could’ve bring together a WHOLE change and togetherness. Rest in PARADISE and LONG LIVE Tha Great! 🏁🏁
Remember the day he passed man. I dont cry when a Celebrity passes but on this day i did. And i remember the Scene of Nipsey and his Granny in the Music Video for "Racks in the Middle". Where they toasted on a private Jet. I kind of sensed that what he has done was solid and special! RIP Nipsey!
Nothing but respect and love. Nipsey understood the importance of fatherhood, family, and building generational wealth. Above all, he genuinely wanted to see all his people elevate. 💙🏁
This is one of the best documentaries put together, listening to victory lap is one of those albums that can inspire you forever. Watching and listening to him and thinking about him every single day as a true honest, loyal fan. I never knew 2pac was special because I was born when he was killed but I was on Nip early first ever song I heard was “all get right feat j stone. After that I followed him ever since all the way from Australia. TMC worldwide 💙😮💨👊🙏 still feel like he is alive and well 😢
I am in agreement with a whole bunch of others--this has to be one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. What I noticed, too, is that you took an approach that other documentarians seemingly miss: You covered none of the negative in a cliché manner (those on-camera moments with the late Mr. Asghedom checking someone, etc.) and those necessary omissions made this documentary all the more powerful. Too, this documentary went hard and productively for the entire 2 hours and 6 minutes. Thank you for investing the time and labor into honoring this brotha and his Hu$tle. We all know no one is perfect, but in the Rap/Hip-hop game, he seemed savvy at navigating the terrain as well as building a brand and remaining true to his core vision. What they accomplished in that strip mall complex, The Marathon, makes his murder seemed much bigger than the suspect's actions. I am from an era where conspiratorial thinking was not associated with the likes the Trump and his followers, so when I say this, I don't mean it lightly. Look, we all know, if we are watching this documentary, that certain groups of people in this country do not want to see (young) black people, anywhere, buying and owning property. And, when young black entrepreneurs buy and own property, and by virtue of these actions/purchases, inspire those communities to do better, by the communities' own terms, these kinds of things begin to attract a certain kind of negative attention. We have seen it many times before: the attack on Black Wall Street, for example; or, the historical portraits of black municipalities across this country that became subject to racist violence by lynch mob and the likes, as a cover, in actuality, for disenfranchising those communities of socio-political economic resources as well as siphoning from these communities, modes of self-determination (Ida B. wells-Barnett has documented this extensively, wherein she referred to lynching as a color-line murder). We may never know, really, the motivation behind the suspect's actions, but I think maybe someone up high took the suspect's personal beef with Nipsey and, thereby, created an opportunity of killing the proverbial "two birds" with one stone. . . .or a few shots. Thank you, again, bruh for this documentary and for convincing me to check out more of his music and read up on his different entrepreneurial approaches/models.
I loved Nipsey’s music, but when he spoke.. the volume was maximized. He reminds me of my father in terms of wisdom and my brother (RIP) in resemblance. Honestly, he’s one of the reasons why I embraced entrepreneurship and going for those aspirations. When he passed, that hurt my core and not going to lie - cried for days like that was my flesh and blood. His music and philanthropic efforts will forever live on. TMC 💙🖤 🏁🏁🏁
This is the first documentary that I watched and became emotional over. 😢 Can’t believe Nip is gone over a jealous loser opp who’s still up everyday getting three hots and a cot.
@@createthebalance This was a COINTEL- PRO operation... You should google it... It wasn't just about some jealous loser... If you actually believe that, then you also have very little idea, of how the world actually works...
Came across your feed because of the title, I opened it!! THANK YOU FOR DOING SUCH A BRILLIANT JOB!!! I wish you BLESSINGS UPON BLESSINGS 🖤! I'M TRULY PROUD OF YOU..MUCH RESPECT, MUCH LOVE🖤
The words that you used to describe Nipsey were so touching and you couldn't have done a better job. Thanks for the light that you put on his name because Nipsey is not even around but the person that he was sure deserves to shines. He left here with a bang, letting everyone know whatever you want in this world if you apply yourself there is nothing impossible. It take hard work, perseverance, dedication and Nipsey did that and more. Nipsey's light will forever shine in my life!
I had the honor of meeting Black his Kids their Grandma very Amazing People in 2020 when my Cousin Tamika passed unexpectedly. She is the Girlfriend and Mother of (Cam) Nipsey Best Friend Fats who was Killed outside of his Barbershop in 2017. All I remember Black saying how Contagious my Cousin Spirit and such a Beautiful Soul she was ... RIP FATS, NIPSEY & TAMIKA ❤ GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN- (Auntie Rachel, Uncle PA Rob Cousin Kory, Keri and BabyCam)
Phenomenal work! You chronicled it all so beautifully! Netflix or Amazon needs to pick this up! Salute king for highlighting this Generations great leader taken to soon! Rip NH Nip!
Nipsey Hussle's the greatest for bringing everyone back and the Marathon's the best album to date, RIP Nipsey Hussle.I never knew what I'd do after high school and I went to juvenile hall at Los Padrinos, Sylmar and camp Challenger and did four months! I met every one from 52nd Street Hoover Crips, West Side Compton Crips, Rollin' 60s and 83 Crips and I met bloods from the Mob and Inglewood Bloods!
He was born of an eritrean blood, same with ethiopians they have enterpreneural spirit. What a one in a million, an amazing visionary taken from us so soon.
Always Loudest 👏🙏🏾AMEN I love ❤️ and mis him everyday he was so multitalented and amazing wisdom and smart one I love gone but I will never forget the great King👑💙💙💙Nipsey hussle😢❤️🙏🏾
Very well put together 👏. I never knew how much he actually did for people and I’m so sad he’s gone. The fact that the gang life wasn’t gonna stop nor change him is incredible bc most get stuck in it n forget their dreams. I’m just n awe of this man!!!! R.I.P. Nip
**Nice documentary! I asked Chat GPT to come up with a documentary structure to cover* the life and story of Nipsey and this is what it gave me!* Title: The Marathon Continues: The Life and Legacy of Nipsey Hussle Act 1: The Rise of a Revolutionary Spirit - Beat 1: Introduction to Crenshaw, Los Angeles, and the socio-economic struggles of the community. - Beat 2: Nipsey's early years and his journey from Eritrea to South Central LA. - Beat 3: The influence of his parents and the formation of his entrepreneurial mindset. - Beat 4: Nipsey's passion for music and his breakthrough mixtapes that garnered local attention. - Beat 5: The creation of his independent record label, All Money In, and his determination to redefine the music industry. Act 2: The Hustle and the Blueprint for Change - Beat 1: Nipsey's vision for uplifting his community and the birth of the Marathon Clothing store. - Beat 2: The intersection of music, business, and community empowerment in Nipsey's life. - Beat 3: The impact of his mixtape series, "Bullets Ain't Got No Name," and his growing influence. - Beat 4: Nipsey's dedication to financial literacy and his investments in tech and real estate. - Beat 5: The tragic loss of his close friend, Kevon Harris, and the motivation it provided to continue his mission. Act 3: A Legacy Cut Short - Beat 1: The release of his highly acclaimed album, "Victory Lap," and its impact on the music industry. - Beat 2: Nipsey's commitment to reducing gang violence and fostering unity through initiatives like the "Unity Walk." - Beat 3: The tragedy of Nipsey's untimely death and the shockwaves it sent through the world. - Beat 4: The outpouring of love and support from fans, fellow artists, and community leaders. - Beat 5: Nipsey's enduring legacy, from his philanthropic endeavors to his message of self-empowerment and resilience. Act 4: The Marathon Continues - Beat 1: The establishment of the Nipsey Hussle Foundation and its dedication to community development. - Beat 2: The ongoing impact of Nipsey's teachings and his influence on a new generation of artists and entrepreneurs. - Beat 3: The unveiling of the Nipsey Hussle Memorial Tower and the symbol of hope it represents. - Beat 4: The annual Nipsey Hussle Day and the celebration of his life and achievements. - Beat 5: The call to action for individuals to carry on Nipsey's legacy and continue the marathon of progress. Outro: - A reflection on Nipsey Hussle's enduring spirit, the impact he made during his lifetime, and the inspiration he continues to provide to this day. - A final call to honor his memory by striving for excellence, fostering unity, and empowering our communities. Note: The beats mentioned in each act represent significant events or themes that would be covered in the documentary. The actual content and duration of each beat may vary based on the production and storytelling choices. This is crazy right!? AI is about to change the world of filmmaking. Stay up on game!
KB you did a phenomenal job on this bro, I watched all the way through without pausing, best doc on him yet, and this will definitely be hard to top. I'm definitely gonna share and watch it few more times 💯
This just Made me cry all over again. Its sooo not fair how his live was snuffed out. To see his children grow up to grow with Lauren that much more. His mindset was beautiful. A friend of mine put me on to his music in 2018. And Im so glad that he did. LLNH.💙💙💙🏁🏁🏁
@@2stroketyson79 First and foremost, Im not your Bro and my name is not "Bro". And Ill write it as much as I wanna write it.Furthermore WTF are you talking about? I only commented once!! Don't like don't read it! GOOD DAY.
Well done king. This was a great video. Looks like me and you got on board at the same exact time. I can tell you are a true nip fan. Thank you for the video 💙 🕊️
All I Can say. I Loves and Miss you Nip. A Real king.. My Grandson only 7 Now. He Loves you Nip. And your Musics. He keep on asking me Why we can’t go to a Concert. To see and hear you. He started listening to your music around the Time the World loss you. Only if you were still here. Me and my Grandson would of been at 1 of your Cocert. Long Live Nip… God Beautiful Angel… ❤❤❤… I won’t never Stop. Listening to your Music …. I’m still Heart Broken….
What's happening is by design... The people that are behind all of this, will eventually pay for what they've done... But in the meantime, you should look up the history of COINTEL- PRO... What happened to Nipsey Hussle, was in all likelihood a Government operation... In addition, the people that currently control the United States Government are also evil incarnate filth/trash... You must come to understand this reality...
Lot's of rappers make money and get rich, but then there are ones who do this as well as give back to the communities they grew up in which really speaks volumes about them as people.
Nipsey hustle’s death will always be one of the hardest hitting deaths in the music industry for me. This man is the embodiment of inspiration. Even more now that I know his story and what happened. It is crazy how one idiot could take out one beacon of hope from the entire community over essentially nothing.
KB, Im going give you your roses now- You are a GOAT ! The talent in the creating,voicing,and YOUR unique flow~~ through music,documentary video's hands down the best!! Stay focused,strong minded always keep that delivery "what's poppin errbdy" your signature trademark. Damn glad I came across your videos long time ago, you sir are a GOAT SALUTE🫡!! and Thank you grateful for you, as always 🙏❤ Nipsey would be pleased how you delivered this story. 🚫🧢
That man was set up by the higher ups.. he was bout to be bigger than Pac AND Malcolm X PUT TOGETHER and take us Gang bangers to a whole nother Level of Mental Elevation ‼️ Rest In Greatness KING ERMIAS‼️WE LOVE You ‼️‼️‼️
This the comment I was looking for!! So many ppl are in denial. After watching this doc and innovative he was yeah he was about to give them higher ups a run for there money.
The minute someone in the spotlight start a unity movement they get killed. This is no coincidence bc they can only Conquer the divided $ REST IN POWER BRO
I’m here not because I’m a fan of Nipsey the rapper, but here as a person who like the kind of man that Nip was destined to become. Mayne I truly agree with all who say he was taken too soon. I wonder what all he would’ve accomplished had he lived through his tragedy.
The marathon continues and this was a great documentary. Definitely a Nipsey Hussle fan. I first heard him on his song hussle in the house it had the criss cross jump sample on it. First thing I thought was he a lightskin Snoop. The Crip definitely made great music. He also was very intelligent and very articulate with his words. He was self educated too he dropped out of high school yet still was smart. I miss Nipsey alot and may he rest in peace.
Hands down best documentary I've seen covering Nip life and accomplishments. You watch him grow from a young boy, rapper to entrepreneur and business man along with his brother Black Sam. He was on his way to really being someone especially kids who can learn from what he was doing in the community positive and giving them opportunities to advance themselves in life. .... Again wonderful job on the documentary. Respect and love to Nipsey family and friends. Rest in Heaven brotha.
The dopest doc I've seen on Nipsey Hussle you put some work into this video brother and it shows keep up the good work I found your channel if you weeks ago and I love it
Nipsey Hussel and his Homies who put together the whole show, shops, malls and the entrepreneurs of today's times, these Hood boys are part of a legend status of course Nipsey Hussel was the driving force behind the Hood malls Marathon store and everything in it was so advanced in investing and basically teaching people how to do things that he had tought himself and his cuz's input into the life and times of HIP^HOP music ,but it was so sad to hear about the passin ,GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN RIP NIP , you did great man and will be sadly missed by the world of HIP^HOP and anything he touched on.
Shots out to you! You did your thing on this story hands down!!! High tech plus you did your homework!! I was in tune to the end!! Keep up the excellent work 🏆💯💪🏽💙
I grew up in Chicago but when nip came out with that single in the early 2000’s I was drawn to it as if I was from cali and was a fan from that time on. Hurt my soul when the news broke. I had mixed emotions about his family because I hurt for them so bad but at the same time everything he preached I knew his family would be taken care of for the rest of their time here. Nips body of music might not have put him in the goat convo but nip the man was hands down the goat! Long life nip😢
When people get the resources and decide to improve their neighbourhood, they are killed and the people turn around to blame lack of opportunities as the reason why people engage in these activities. The only people who can develop your community are yourselves and if those who get the opportunity to do so are killed, how do you expect to develop?
What you're saying is not the entire picture... These type of people are being murdered by the Government... It's called COINTEL-PRO... You should google it, so that you can learn more about it.
Spinning back, man feeling nipsey today. The way he speak and hold himself. A true king, inspirational. Life just ain’t been the same since he left us.
This is a great video I knew a lot about Nip especially on the business side but I never knew how he basically created NFTs that’s dope! Rest up king 🎉
It shouldn't, in a cosmic irony sort of way... Eric Holder was obviously a gun for hire... This has COINTEL-PRO written all over it... You should google it...
Nipsey Hussle was the light
Where their was no lights to
Be found long live his legacy
The Marathon Continues 💙🕊️👑🎤
This just hurt my soul...Jealousy is a ROTTEN emotion. Nip should still be here. I attended his funeral at Staples and it was beautifully done. This makes me shed tears all over again. Rest in Power, Nip 💙
#Hu$$leAndMotivate
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It will forever hurt
I didn’t get there in time but I was outside Staples and even from outside, the energy was next level. There will never be another Nipsey Hussle in our lifetime and it’s so sad bc he should still be here. He lived in his truth and power and stayed when someone of his caliber wouldn’t. Even Boosie spoke the truth when he said most rappers die in their own city. 😢 RIH Neighborhood 💙🏁
He's still with us!
You did a phenomenal job on this video essay of Nipsey Hussle. You beautifully chronicled his life as though you traced his footsteps in the sand. BRAVO 👏 👏
Nipsey Hussle**
@@KBGoesLiveYT dope ass video brotha!!
@@jwaave_oftha619waavedroppe2 Thank you. I didn't realize my auto correct changed it.👍
Yea kb you snapped on this one bro! Stay on yo grind and much respect from Fresno ca!
I WHOLEHEARTEDLY AGREE . . . EXTRAORDINARY DOCUMENTARY ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👁️👁️🔎🔎🔎💯💯💯. @KBGoesLive
This is so motivational. It’s so sad that someone took this man’s life and all he wanted was the best for the people and his community
🙏🏽I never told a lot of people this💙🙏🏽I met Nipsey in downtown L.A. at the Department of Public Services near UCLA I was trying to get food stamps that day.he was in a chair with his back against the wall..I noticed him he looked at me I looked at him (meaning we had to feel a sign of acknowledgement for unseen respect with out speaking aka respect)he nodded his head I did the same. When he got up his height was like on stilts.(His hair was in braids hanging down to his neck..he had a black hoodie, with tan dickie shorts and a Egyptian key of life necklace ) and blue bandana in his back left pocket and royal blue chucks.he got up and went out the door I need to smoke a cigarette so I went out there too. I asked him for a lighter we both stood outside talking introducing ourselves he was real relaxed as we spoke back and forth. He was very humble he gave me a mixtape from his hoodie and said what’s your name so I told him. He said “they call me Nipsey lil cuz I’m from Slauson.Ave.” He said to hit him up when I’m over that way and we shook on it. He walked away and I thought something about dude is so strong but humble Respect travels anyway when real recognizes real💙💪🏽🙏🏽RIP ONE OF THE MOST FEARLESS MEN ALIVE NIPSEY HUSSLE
Thank you very much, for telling that story about him...
UCLA is in Westwood, nowhere near DT LA 😅
Dope!! 🙏🏽 real recognize real for sure
@@deondrejones2714he meant USC… I hope…
Nip never smoked a cigarette a day in his life and you would have never seen him in a public social services place he always was a hustler 🧢
Nipsey is the inspiration to every natural born hustler that's been grinding to get to that next level..the day he died it hit me real hard ..it was like losing a real stand up homie ..i couldn't listen to his music for a few months..i remember when i started listening to his music and watching his videos again thats when the tears ...i was one of the first dudes in my city that had a marathon cap and hoodie ... Slauson boy two and Crenshaw should have been albums but VL is a classic album thats well put together it hurt me that he didn't win that grammy but i liked how positive he was about it and gave cardi her props on her grind...rip nipsey
The feeling is mutual (couldn't listen to music for a while) 💙 TMC 🏁
I wouldnt say the inspiration unless your a youngin. But he definitely pushed the hustle get it all from nothing mentality. RIP to bro he was a smart mfkr he shouldn't have been killed the way it happened. He should've had security or the piece ready to go.
Nipsey was a true gem. It's messed up that his life got cut short cause of jealousy. May he continue to rest in peace. #TMC🏁🏁
They are ALL jealous. Snoop was jealous as hell when 2 Pac first got there and outshined his azz an Snoop didn't like that, he secretly hated 2 Pac and was scared. We thought he was a hardcore crip when it turns out he's a lil bish.
Hola at ya roshikla nipsey has the best bed god has to offer R.I.P Nipsey sleep in peace Bro sadly missed
There are a lot of videos on Nipsey but none of them are as good as this retrospective. The way you break down his life story from his early years to current times is by far what makes this video stand out against all he other ones. It's so detailed and easy to understand, just all around a great retrospective! 💯👍👏
WATCHING ALL THE WAY FROM SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 ❤
The irony of the guy at the store opening saying that major corporations and CEO's aren't capable of opening up places in those locations and then Nipsey losing his life at said location isn't lost on me. Anyway such a sad story, you did a great job. RIP Nipsey Hussle
He's wrong tho because big corporations open up stores and businesses in hoods all over the country..also other cultures like Asians Arabs and east Indians also open up businesses in hoods all over the country..what dude was actually saying is famous blk peope can't open a business in the hoods
@Sugar Hill Romelo but we already have businesses in the hood
When I was in living in LA in the early 2000s I use to see this dude always talking to people with people I didn’t have a clue coming out of the south. 28 and Hoover campus housing: then to west Palm grove and ADAMS and then finally to slauson and cimmrion
The 80s was the most dangerous era for gang bangin'
Why?
There was not one gang truce in the entire 1980's! You couldn't even bring it up.
King Nip wasn't from this world he really had a vision only one can imagine. I appreciate all that King Nipsey accomplished being here on earth, it still hurts till this day , that his life was cut short to keep him silent, but you can't keep King Nipsey Silent cause his spirit lives on thru each , everyone of us . Love you King Nipsey Hussle.😭💙💙💙💙💛💛💛💛💔💔👑💎✌
I have to absolutely give you your flowers for how well done this documentary is. As a diehard Nipsey fan… You truly paid him homage in the most special way.🏁🏁💕💯💯
Excellent video on Nipsey. You told his story phenomenally. Beautifully said! May Nipsey continue to RIP.
This current world didn't deserve him....Rest In Paradise, Nip....until....enough said 🙏🏽💙❤
current world didnt care about him til he died
4:32 I damn near broke down in tears. AGAIN. I REALLY HATE hes no longer here in the physical, BC DAMN !!! He changed SO MUCH and could’ve bring together a WHOLE change and togetherness. Rest in PARADISE and LONG LIVE Tha Great! 🏁🏁
The Obama letter got me 🧅
@@KBGoesLiveYT Facts
Remember the day he passed man. I dont cry when a Celebrity passes but on this day i did. And i remember the Scene of Nipsey and his Granny in the Music Video for "Racks in the Middle". Where they toasted on a private Jet. I kind of sensed that what he has done was solid and special! RIP Nipsey!
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Bruh .. nah he tried to change the culture man. U delulu
Sausen Boy, haha😂 lol😅
Thank you @KBGOESLIVE am excited I have something to watch while still in bed on this beautiful day off !! What away to start the day!! ❤️
Nothing but respect and love. Nipsey understood the importance of fatherhood, family, and building generational wealth. Above all, he genuinely wanted to see all his people elevate. 💙🏁
This is one of the best documentaries put together, listening to victory lap is one of those albums that can inspire you forever. Watching and listening to him and thinking about him every single day as a true honest, loyal fan. I never knew 2pac was special because I was born when he was killed but I was on Nip early first ever song I heard was “all get right feat j stone. After that I followed him ever since all the way from Australia. TMC worldwide 💙😮💨👊🙏 still feel like he is alive and well 😢
Nip showed everyone from every hood worldwide what they can accomplish ❤ the highest human act is to inspire
YOU BLESSED US TODAY KB. I cannot wait to watch this. I been a fan of nip since 2009. RIP Nip the great. I listen to his music on repeat till this day
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Nipsey was an incredible human being, amazing work ethic and a tremendous heart for others.
This documentary was awesome, shout out to you Bro💯 for not forgetting about Nipsey, may he rest in peace ❤️
2pac n nipsey still alive my heroes never die
I am in agreement with a whole bunch of others--this has to be one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. What I noticed, too, is that you took an approach that other documentarians seemingly miss: You covered none of the negative in a cliché manner (those on-camera moments with the late Mr. Asghedom checking someone, etc.) and those necessary omissions made this documentary all the more powerful. Too, this documentary went hard and productively for the entire 2 hours and 6 minutes. Thank you for investing the time and labor into honoring this brotha and his Hu$tle. We all know no one is perfect, but in the Rap/Hip-hop game, he seemed savvy at navigating the terrain as well as building a brand and remaining true to his core vision.
What they accomplished in that strip mall complex, The Marathon, makes his murder seemed much bigger than the suspect's actions. I am from an era where conspiratorial thinking was not associated with the likes the Trump and his followers, so when I say this, I don't mean it lightly. Look, we all know, if we are watching this documentary, that certain groups of people in this country do not want to see (young) black people, anywhere, buying and owning property. And, when young black entrepreneurs buy and own property, and by virtue of these actions/purchases, inspire those communities to do better, by the communities' own terms, these kinds of things begin to attract a certain kind of negative attention. We have seen it many times before: the attack on Black Wall Street, for example; or, the historical portraits of black municipalities across this country that became subject to racist violence by lynch mob and the likes, as a cover, in actuality, for disenfranchising those communities of socio-political economic resources as well as siphoning from these communities, modes of self-determination (Ida B. wells-Barnett has documented this extensively, wherein she referred to lynching as a color-line murder). We may never know, really, the motivation behind the suspect's actions, but I think maybe someone up high took the suspect's personal beef with Nipsey and, thereby, created an opportunity of killing the proverbial "two birds" with one stone. . . .or a few shots.
Thank you, again, bruh for this documentary and for convincing me to check out more of his music and read up on his different entrepreneurial approaches/models.
Exceptional documentary. Mr. Nipsey Hussle , was on his way to be a professor at LMU. Extremely prolific and ahead of his time.
I loved Nipsey’s music, but when he spoke.. the volume was maximized. He reminds me of my father in terms of wisdom and my brother (RIP) in resemblance. Honestly, he’s one of the reasons why I embraced entrepreneurship and going for those aspirations. When he passed, that hurt my core and not going to lie - cried for days like that was my flesh and blood. His music and philanthropic efforts will forever live on. TMC 💙🖤 🏁🏁🏁
This is the first documentary that I watched and became emotional over. 😢 Can’t believe Nip is gone over a jealous loser opp who’s still up everyday getting three hots and a cot.
@@createthebalance
This was a COINTEL- PRO operation... You should google it... It wasn't just about some jealous loser... If you actually believe that, then you also have very little idea, of how the world actually works...
Came across your feed because of the title, I opened it!! THANK YOU FOR DOING SUCH A BRILLIANT JOB!!! I wish you BLESSINGS UPON BLESSINGS 🖤! I'M TRULY PROUD OF YOU..MUCH RESPECT, MUCH LOVE🖤
This one made me cry a little. Especially when cowboy started talking about the community. This was a great doc about his life fr.
The words that you used to describe Nipsey were so touching and you couldn't have done a better job. Thanks for the light that you put on his name because Nipsey is not even around but the person that he was sure deserves to shines. He left here with a bang, letting everyone know whatever you want in this world if you apply yourself there is nothing impossible. It take hard work, perseverance, dedication and Nipsey did that and more. Nipsey's light will forever shine in my life!
TMC
💌👏🏾✨🙏🏾✨🕊
Nobody hurts more than Black Sam, Nothing Hurts More Than A Younger Bro Dying Before His Time😢
@@anthonycastillo7859 absolutely.. a big piece of him died too.. I’m crushed for him.. because they were more than brothers.
I had the honor of meeting Black his Kids their Grandma very Amazing People in 2020 when my Cousin Tamika passed unexpectedly. She is the Girlfriend and Mother of (Cam) Nipsey Best Friend Fats who was Killed outside of his Barbershop in 2017. All I remember Black saying how Contagious my Cousin Spirit and such a Beautiful Soul she was ... RIP FATS, NIPSEY & TAMIKA ❤ GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN- (Auntie Rachel, Uncle PA Rob Cousin Kory, Keri and BabyCam)
Phenomenal work! You chronicled it all so beautifully! Netflix or Amazon needs to pick this up! Salute king for highlighting this Generations great leader taken to soon! Rip NH Nip!
Nipsey Inspired me and always will. Great video and well done and thank you for putting it out there
The judge giving Eric Holder 60 years still gives me joy. The judge set tripped on bruh!!!😂😂😂
Nipsey Hussle's the greatest for bringing everyone back and the Marathon's the best album to date, RIP Nipsey Hussle.I never knew what I'd do after high school and I went to juvenile hall at Los Padrinos, Sylmar and camp Challenger and did four months! I met every one from 52nd Street Hoover Crips, West Side Compton Crips, Rollin' 60s and 83 Crips and I met bloods from the Mob and Inglewood Bloods!
He was born of an eritrean blood, same with ethiopians they have enterpreneural spirit. What a one in a million, an amazing visionary taken from us so soon.
Crazy how when you're a threat to the ppl in power, you end up gone. RIP Nip
Always Loudest 👏🙏🏾AMEN I love ❤️ and mis him everyday he was so multitalented and amazing wisdom and smart one I love gone but I will never forget the great King👑💙💙💙Nipsey hussle😢❤️🙏🏾
Thank you for seeing the picture through the smoke !
R. I. P to Nipsey Hussle gone to soon
Very well put together 👏. I never knew how much he actually did for people and I’m so sad he’s gone. The fact that the gang life wasn’t gonna stop nor change him is incredible bc most get stuck in it n forget their dreams. I’m just n awe of this man!!!! R.I.P. Nip
**Nice documentary! I asked Chat GPT to come up with a documentary structure to cover* the life and story of Nipsey and this is what it gave me!*
Title: The Marathon Continues: The Life and Legacy of Nipsey Hussle
Act 1: The Rise of a Revolutionary Spirit
- Beat 1: Introduction to Crenshaw, Los Angeles, and the socio-economic struggles of the community.
- Beat 2: Nipsey's early years and his journey from Eritrea to South Central LA.
- Beat 3: The influence of his parents and the formation of his entrepreneurial mindset.
- Beat 4: Nipsey's passion for music and his breakthrough mixtapes that garnered local attention.
- Beat 5: The creation of his independent record label, All Money In, and his determination to redefine the music industry.
Act 2: The Hustle and the Blueprint for Change
- Beat 1: Nipsey's vision for uplifting his community and the birth of the Marathon Clothing store.
- Beat 2: The intersection of music, business, and community empowerment in Nipsey's life.
- Beat 3: The impact of his mixtape series, "Bullets Ain't Got No Name," and his growing influence.
- Beat 4: Nipsey's dedication to financial literacy and his investments in tech and real estate.
- Beat 5: The tragic loss of his close friend, Kevon Harris, and the motivation it provided to continue his mission.
Act 3: A Legacy Cut Short
- Beat 1: The release of his highly acclaimed album, "Victory Lap," and its impact on the music industry.
- Beat 2: Nipsey's commitment to reducing gang violence and fostering unity through initiatives like the "Unity Walk."
- Beat 3: The tragedy of Nipsey's untimely death and the shockwaves it sent through the world.
- Beat 4: The outpouring of love and support from fans, fellow artists, and community leaders.
- Beat 5: Nipsey's enduring legacy, from his philanthropic endeavors to his message of self-empowerment and resilience.
Act 4: The Marathon Continues
- Beat 1: The establishment of the Nipsey Hussle Foundation and its dedication to community development.
- Beat 2: The ongoing impact of Nipsey's teachings and his influence on a new generation of artists and entrepreneurs.
- Beat 3: The unveiling of the Nipsey Hussle Memorial Tower and the symbol of hope it represents.
- Beat 4: The annual Nipsey Hussle Day and the celebration of his life and achievements.
- Beat 5: The call to action for individuals to carry on Nipsey's legacy and continue the marathon of progress.
Outro:
- A reflection on Nipsey Hussle's enduring spirit, the impact he made during his lifetime, and the inspiration he continues to provide to this day.
- A final call to honor his memory by striving for excellence, fostering unity, and empowering our communities.
Note: The beats mentioned in each act represent significant events or themes that would be covered in the documentary. The actual content and duration of each beat may vary based on the production and storytelling choices.
This is crazy right!? AI is about to change the world of filmmaking. Stay up on game!
AI is crazy and scary!
You put a lot of hard work into this documentary and it shows. Definitely one of my favorites you’ve done up there with the Young Dolph Documentary.
Absolutely loved this. It made me wanna cry too. If there's a God, it's only right he got Nipsey. True Legend
What a PHENOMENAL job you did on this. One of the best Hip Hop Docs ever. Hussle was my hero . Thanks so much, it's a pleasure to subscribe.
KB you did a phenomenal job on this bro, I watched all the way through without pausing, best doc on him yet, and this will definitely be hard to top. I'm definitely gonna share and watch it few more times 💯
Fan of Nip but never realized he was so active it’s really incredible what he accomplished
This just Made me cry all over again. Its sooo not fair how his live was snuffed out. To see his children grow up to grow with Lauren that much more. His mindset was beautiful. A friend of mine put me on to his music in 2018. And Im so glad that he did. LLNH.💙💙💙🏁🏁🏁
bro how many times you gonna write the same comment? we get it ur a fanatic!
@@2stroketyson79 First and foremost, Im not your Bro and my name is not "Bro". And Ill write it as much as I wanna write it.Furthermore WTF are you talking about? I only commented once!! Don't like don't read it! GOOD DAY.
He was a amazing person RIP
Once you crack 100k you gon be on brotha, keep pushin this great content....
Well done king. This was a great video. Looks like me and you got on board at the same exact time. I can tell you are a true nip fan. Thank you for the video 💙 🕊️
I grew up in south central and never heard of him till he passed. This was such a good video and now I can see why he made such a huge impact
I am shook at how well you covered nipseys amazing legacy. This is beautiful.
All I Can say. I Loves and Miss you Nip. A Real king.. My Grandson only 7 Now. He Loves you Nip. And your Musics. He keep on asking me Why we can’t go to a Concert. To see and hear you. He started listening to your music around the Time the World loss you. Only if you were still here. Me and my Grandson would of been at 1 of your Cocert. Long Live Nip… God Beautiful Angel… ❤❤❤… I won’t never Stop. Listening to your Music …. I’m still Heart Broken….
Awesome documentary. Thanks for capturing a lot of what we didn't know about Nipsey Hussle. Salute! #TMC
The Marathon continues 💙🏁💙🏁
This Documentary was thoughtfully & truthfully Done!!
Great Job👏🏼
I never knew that Cowboy Testified to this extent 😳
Generation after generation lost. When does it stop? Talented people, teenagers, its never-ending and heart-breaking.
What's happening is by design... The people that are behind all of this, will eventually pay for what they've done... But in the meantime, you should look up the history of COINTEL- PRO... What happened to Nipsey Hussle, was in all likelihood a Government operation...
In addition, the people that currently control the United States Government are also evil incarnate filth/trash... You must come to understand this reality...
Lot's of rappers make money and get rich, but then there are ones who do this as well as give back to the communities they grew up in which really speaks volumes about them as people.
Well articulated and thought provoking documentary. You need a Netflix deal.
Nipsey hustle’s death will always be one of the hardest hitting deaths in the music industry for me. This man is the embodiment of inspiration. Even more now that I know his story and what happened. It is crazy how one idiot could take out one beacon of hope from the entire community over essentially nothing.
KB, Im going give you your roses now-
You are a GOAT ! The talent in the creating,voicing,and YOUR unique flow~~ through music,documentary video's hands down the best!! Stay focused,strong minded always keep that delivery "what's poppin errbdy" your signature trademark.
Damn glad I came across your videos long time ago, you sir are a GOAT
SALUTE🫡!!
and Thank you grateful for you, as always 🙏❤
Nipsey would be pleased how you delivered this story.
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I agree phenomenal video essay 🔥
Nipsey Hussle we love you to the family Stay Strong!!
You know a Documentary is good when you can watch the whole thing with no breaks! Impeccable job sir . Keep up the good work! ❤🔥🔥
Such a great and sad story he loved his hood and wanted to help it to shine one man stopped the dream 😢
That man was set up by the higher ups.. he was bout to be bigger than Pac AND Malcolm X PUT TOGETHER and take us Gang bangers to a whole nother Level of Mental Elevation ‼️ Rest In Greatness KING ERMIAS‼️WE LOVE You ‼️‼️‼️
This the comment I was looking for!! So many ppl are in denial. After watching this doc and innovative he was yeah he was about to give them higher ups a run for there money.
@@starlettawilliams93 this Doc REALLY Confirmed it Fam!! 💯
The minute someone in the spotlight start a unity movement they get killed. This is no coincidence bc they can only Conquer the divided $ REST IN POWER BRO
@@bigbro8817 that part King 💯 "prevent the rise of the next Messiah" still in Full Affect!
He personified PAC, no way NIP would ever had agreed to the term "bigger than PAC"....& I'm shk G approved...... ThuglifeLovelifeMarathonContinues
As a day one Nipsey supporter, I must admit this documentary is on point 💯🏁
This is the best ive seen about Nipsey great job
By far the best documentary on nipsey 🙌🏾💯. The marathon 🏁continues. R.ip 🙏🏾
You can tell he was really genuine
I’m here not because I’m a fan of Nipsey the rapper, but here as a person who like the kind of man that Nip was destined to become. Mayne I truly agree with all who say he was taken too soon. I wonder what all he would’ve accomplished had he lived through his tragedy.
Man You Sound Like Charleston White 😂
@@anthonycastillo7859yea, Yea, Naw… uncle Charlie expanded the kids of many; including myself
The marathon continues and this was a great documentary. Definitely a Nipsey Hussle fan. I first heard him on his song hussle in the house it had the criss cross jump sample on it. First thing I thought was he a lightskin Snoop. The Crip definitely made great music. He also was very intelligent and very articulate with his words. He was self educated too he dropped out of high school yet still was smart. I miss Nipsey alot and may he rest in peace.
It was sad that Nipsey Hussle
Had to leave but he accomplished a lot while he was here Rest in Power Hussle man gone but not forgotten
Hands down best documentary I've seen covering Nip life and accomplishments. You watch him grow from a young boy, rapper to entrepreneur and business man along with his brother Black Sam. He was on his way to really being someone especially kids who can learn from what he was doing in the community positive and giving them opportunities to advance themselves in life. .... Again wonderful job on the documentary. Respect and love to Nipsey family and friends. Rest in Heaven brotha.
The dopest doc I've seen on Nipsey Hussle you put some work into this video brother and it shows keep up the good work I found your channel if you weeks ago and I love it
KB This is a great piece... Top 5 Nip Documentary. R.I.P Nip The Great
This is one of, if not THE most well written episode I've ever watched on YT.
You did absolutely amazing on this project. Beautifully done, well spoken, on point and not missing a beat.. phenomenal bro.
Nipsey Hussel and his Homies who put together the whole show, shops, malls and the entrepreneurs of today's times, these Hood boys are part of a legend status of course Nipsey Hussel was the driving force behind the Hood malls Marathon store and everything in it was so advanced in investing and basically teaching people how to do things that he had tought himself and his cuz's input into the life and times of HIP^HOP music ,but it was so sad to hear about the passin ,GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN RIP NIP , you did great man and will be sadly missed by the world of HIP^HOP and anything he touched on.
I am pissed
Shots out to you! You did your thing on this story hands down!!! High tech plus you did your homework!! I was in tune to the end!! Keep up the excellent work 🏆💯💪🏽💙
May the community keep his spirit going!!!!
R.I.P Nipsey🙏😔
*The Marathon Continues*
Abkout to watch this while I cook dinner.😎
I'm still sick about Nip losing his life over some senseless bullshit. This was a dope documentary.
Wasn’t no bullshit his hood jacked the cartel out of 30 to 60 bricks of dope UA-cam that
@@WayneSmith-uw9uu that was years ago 2012, that wasn’t the reason he was killed
@@WayneSmith-uw9uu That had nothing to do with him being killed.
Man, this was inspiring yet heartbreaking.. Hustle was the true meaning of motivation.Proud of Cowboy for being a stand up dupe. Much ❤❤
Watching from Equatorial Guinea... the Marathon continues!
This video was phenomenally well put together 💯 RESPECT!!!!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Great doc. RIP Nip, Peace from Portugal love his music forever
I grew up in Chicago but when nip came out with that single in the early 2000’s I was drawn to it as if I was from cali and was a fan from that time on. Hurt my soul when the news broke. I had mixed emotions about his family because I hurt for them so bad but at the same time everything he preached I knew his family would be taken care of for the rest of their time here. Nips body of music might not have put him in the goat convo but nip the man was hands down the goat! Long life nip😢
Cast down jealousy!!!
Cast down hate!!!
Cast down poverty!!!
Etc...
The realest ones are either dead or locked away😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
When people get the resources and decide to improve their neighbourhood, they are killed and the people turn around to blame lack of opportunities as the reason why people engage in these activities. The only people who can develop your community are yourselves and if those who get the opportunity to do so are killed, how do you expect to develop?
What you're saying is not the entire picture... These type of people are being murdered by the Government... It's called COINTEL-PRO... You should google it, so that you can learn more about it.
Nipsey Hussle, had such a journey, . I am lost for word, rest in eteral peace.🙏🏿😇♛
Great work per usual KB ✊🏽
Spinning back, man feeling nipsey today. The way he speak and hold himself. A true king, inspirational. Life just ain’t been the same since he left us.
EXCELLENT editorial, friend!
This would be a great video for Historian teachers!!!
TMC RIP Neighborhood Nip
Thank you, a great documentary. You did a wonderful job. Once again thank you!
👑 you did a beautiful job on this beautiful piece of memory
Thank you so much for this ... I definitely feel inspired !! 💙💙💙
This is a great video I knew a lot about Nip especially on the business side but I never knew how he basically created NFTs that’s dope! Rest up king 🎉
Thanks! We need this .knowledge is power
You the goat 🙌🙏 Thank you!! TMC 💯
And still to this day, when you Google the name Eric Holder, a government official comes up. That always seemed funny to me...
It shouldn't, in a cosmic irony sort of way... Eric Holder was obviously a gun for hire... This has COINTEL-PRO written all over it... You should google it...