He did alot in his community he built a stem centre which trains young people in science, technology, English and maths to have the skill set required to get in silicon valley. He bought out the whole block were he used to sell mixtapes and turned it into businesses. He helped alot of upcoming entepenuers aswell. It's a big loss. He really turned his life around and was trying to help everyone else
@@countryboysreact4407 i know its a year late, but i wanted to give you the full story of that day....he was at the store as he often was when he wasnt on tour or working. He saw a guy named "shitty cuz" aka Eric Holder, who was once one of nipsey's fellow gang members and also in some of nipseys early music videos and songs. Shitty cuz aka Eric Holder and nipsey had some words , and Nipsey told him he should leave because people know Eric Holder snitched on some fellow gang members. Nipsey was trying to keep him from around the store because he knew if someone saw Eric Holder up there he was going to get shot. So "Shitty cuz" Eric Holder took it disrespectful, went and grabbed a gun out the car and came back shooting Nipsey. If you watch the video he shoots him, runs like someone would return fire, notices they dont and comes back shooting more. Nipsey was also at the store because someone was released from prison that day and he was going to hook them up with free clothes from The Marathon continues clothing he owns and sells at that store.
He always was able to walk in his own neighborhood with no bodyguards . He was a true king of our city ... REST IN PEACE TO THE FIRST ARIST TO SELL A MIXTAPE FOR $100 dollar, also only made 1,000 copies , they sold out in less then 24hours 🙌🏽
Nipsey Hussle is a West Coast legend for a lot of different yet equally important reasons. He was 100% self made and was one of the few artists that owns his masters to all of his music. He taught alot of people the importance of ownership. Every dime from his music goes directly to his family and his estate. He also was really big on giving back to his community where he grew up. He owned multiple businesses and gave jobs to the homesless and people some deemed "unemployable" to help them feed their familes. I read that he even paid people's rent when they couldn't afford to. He recently bought the entire shopping plaza where one of his stores was located and was planning on rebuilding it and creating affordable apartments for the residents. He opened VECTOR 90 which is a coworking space for entrepreneurs that helps them incubate ideas and secure funding. VECTOR 90 also has classes in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) for young people that teaches computer coding, web programming, and other classes to prepare people for the jobs of the future. He was planning on putting VECTOR 90 in other states as well. He was working with his city council to create an open air museum for arts and culture. He actually even had a scheduled meeting for the day after he died with the LAPD to try to help curb gang and gun violence and to help them help children. He was a living legend on the West Coast. He was also well respected in the hip hop music scene. He once sold a limited edition mixtape for $100 a piece and Jay Z bought 100 copies lol. All of the labels wanted to sign him but he stayed independent for a long time because he wanted complete ownership of all his music which is smart. Every dime from his music will now go to his family and his estate. He was a start guy who was a bit rough around the edges but had a heart of gold. You guys should react to his songs Victory Lap, Last Time That I Checc'd, Rap N***@s, Double Up, and some of his interviews. He spoke facts that many other artists in the music industry are scared to say. Countries in Africa and all over the world are mourning his death as well. Nipsey was Eritrean-American...his father immigrated from the African country Eritrea to escape war . Nipsey also gave back to Eritrea which is his father's country and was planning on creating programs for the youth there as well. Of course he made some bad choices growing up but he turned his life around for the better. He was trying to make life better for as many people as he could. #RipNipseyHussle
Nipsey did a lot for the inner city kids here especially the schools in his area and he looked out for everyone around him the day he died the following day he was suppose to meet with the police here slow down gang violence
Thank you bro for shedding light on Nipsey Hussle to people from a different demographic that may not kno who or what he was about... he impacted not only L.A but the world. It may not seem like it you 2 but you reacting to Nip is BIG. 🙏🏾 wish u guys nothing but success. You should also react to J Cole - “Friends” ... huge track
We try to actually react haha I know some channels fake it. Often it’s not that we don’t like something and more that we don’t understand but we try to make sense of what we can!
Thank you for not pretending to be a huge fan, and say you cried over his death. It's cool if people weren't a fan, and are now becoming one, but I HATE when they act broken about it, when they just heard about him. ESPECIALLY when those same idiots are reposting his murder video. Pisses me off
J.COLE 1.CAN I Live 2.Let Nas Down 3.Villematic 4.Last Call 5.Farwell 6.Lights Please 7.Cole Summer 8.Revange of the Dreamer(song) 9.January 28th 10.world is empty
He’s bodyguard wasn’t with him because he didn’t tell him he was going to the marathon store . He went to the marathon store to get some clothes for his friend that had just got out of prison
If you want lyricism from him then you gotta dig into the songs that aren't on the radio of course hes rappin about mostly typical shit, and that part about dying after banging all them years is about someone else it's about his underboss "Fatz".
You guys just keep guessing and wondering without knowing who he was or what he was about. it's a reaction video I didn't expect facts. It's just shows how little people know about a legit Pac of this generation.
@@robertjackson3462 Yeah he is new to us. but from what we have learned he did so much and we wish we would have heard of him sooner. Seems like he did a lot of great things and its very sad and messed up that someone took a great man from this place.
@@countryboysreact4407 react to Nipsey Hussle Breakfast Club interview and it will give you a better understanding away he was about and his intelligence shine
Typical rapper? Nah he lived that shit nothing you could ever imagine. Know his stuff ? That was his life nothing you could even really relate to. But you got paid for it huh smh
Every background has things that other people can’t relate to or understand. If you really listened to us and our videos from nip instead of getting defensive you would realize we are tryin to learn. And we understand we don’t understand but at the same time we can relate to things he says from our background just in a different way. But instead just hate on us…yes that will help things. At least we are tryin to learn and understand.
And since you want to act tough and a know it all let me inform you…we have never made a cent off nipsey reactions. 90% of reactions are copyright claims. We can’t make money off them…never have never will!
I hate how y’all went straight to Eminem and yelawolf tryna compare lyricism. Y’all should maybe listen to more rap and not try to chase clout with videos like this. Y’all clearly don’t listen to rap. Dude on the left is a doof.
No clout chasing here we do listen to rap but we are exposing ourselves to new stuff based on what people have asked us to listen to. We say all the time a lot of this we do not understand and are tryin to learn.
Country Boys React I hear that but dude on the left is very dismissive of it. That song was about much more than cars and money that y’all thought it was. I think you should inform yourselves of the culture before you do videos like this because you come off really bad.
We say in multiple videos that we don't understand the culture cause we are not from there. Watch our other reactions from him you will see the more we listen the more we see what he was about and are both really big fans now.
He did alot in his community he built a stem centre which trains young people in science, technology, English and maths to have the skill set required to get in silicon valley. He bought out the whole block were he used to sell mixtapes and turned it into businesses. He helped alot of upcoming entepenuers aswell. It's a big loss. He really turned his life around and was trying to help everyone else
dang i wish i would have been following him sooner. sounds like a great man. thanks for the info!
@@countryboysreact4407 i know its a year late, but i wanted to give you the full story of that day....he was at the store as he often was when he wasnt on tour or working. He saw a guy named "shitty cuz" aka Eric Holder, who was once one of nipsey's fellow gang members and also in some of nipseys early music videos and songs. Shitty cuz aka Eric Holder and nipsey had some words , and Nipsey told him he should leave because people know Eric Holder snitched on some fellow gang members. Nipsey was trying to keep him from around the store because he knew if someone saw Eric Holder up there he was going to get shot. So "Shitty cuz" Eric Holder took it disrespectful, went and grabbed a gun out the car and came back shooting Nipsey. If you watch the video he shoots him, runs like someone would return fire, notices they dont and comes back shooting more. Nipsey was also at the store because someone was released from prison that day and he was going to hook them up with free clothes from The Marathon continues clothing he owns and sells at that store.
Just a minor point, but the "E" in STEM stands for "Engineering", not English.
Even though you can’t relate, you did a good job interpreting him. To the guy on the right.
Thank you! And thanks for watching
He always was able to walk in his own neighborhood with no bodyguards . He was a true king of our city ... REST IN PEACE TO THE FIRST ARIST TO SELL A MIXTAPE FOR $100 dollar, also only made 1,000 copies , they sold out in less then 24hours 🙌🏽
Nipsey Hussle is a West Coast legend for a lot of different yet equally important reasons. He was 100% self made and was one of the few artists that owns his masters to all of his music. He taught alot of people the importance of ownership. Every dime from his music goes directly to his family and his estate. He also was really big on giving back to his community where he grew up. He owned multiple businesses and gave jobs to the homesless and people some deemed "unemployable" to help them feed their familes. I read that he even paid people's rent when they couldn't afford to. He recently bought the entire shopping plaza where one of his stores was located and was planning on rebuilding it and creating affordable apartments for the residents. He opened VECTOR 90 which is a coworking space for entrepreneurs that helps them incubate ideas and secure funding. VECTOR 90 also has classes in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) for young people that teaches computer coding, web programming, and other classes to prepare people for the jobs of the future. He was planning on putting VECTOR 90 in other states as well. He was working with his city council to create an open air museum for arts and culture. He actually even had a scheduled meeting for the day after he died with the LAPD to try to help curb gang and gun violence and to help them help children. He was a living legend on the West Coast. He was also well respected in the hip hop music scene. He once sold a limited edition mixtape for $100 a piece and Jay Z bought 100 copies lol. All of the labels wanted to sign him but he stayed independent for a long time because he wanted complete ownership of all his music which is smart. Every dime from his music will now go to his family and his estate. He was a start guy who was a bit rough around the edges but had a heart of gold. You guys should react to his songs Victory Lap, Last Time That I Checc'd, Rap N***@s, Double Up, and some of his interviews. He spoke facts that many other artists in the music industry are scared to say. Countries in Africa and all over the world are mourning his death as well. Nipsey was Eritrean-American...his father immigrated from the African country Eritrea to escape war . Nipsey also gave back to Eritrea which is his father's country and was planning on creating programs for the youth there as well. Of course he made some bad choices growing up but he turned his life around for the better. He was trying to make life better for as many people as he could. #RipNipseyHussle
Thank you so much for all that. Really is a sad thing. Seems like he did a lot in a short time. Sad day
show some love to Roddy Ricch he also the reason the song is hot Nipsey said that himself
When he was a kid he build a computer from scratch
At 12 years old
Really?😮
douglas kearse He’s Ethiopian and those mofos are smart af
@@askme4450 Eritrean not Ethiopian.
long live king Nip
Nipsey did a lot for the inner city kids here especially the schools in his area and he looked out for everyone around him the day he died the following day he was suppose to meet with the police here slow down gang violence
Thank you bro for shedding light on Nipsey Hussle to people from a different demographic that may not kno who or what he was about... he impacted not only L.A but the world. It may not seem like it you 2 but you reacting to Nip is BIG. 🙏🏾 wish u guys nothing but success. You should also react to J Cole - “Friends” ... huge track
I like that yall are honest with your commentary weather you like the lyrics or not.
We try to actually react haha I know some channels fake it. Often it’s not that we don’t like something and more that we don’t understand but we try to make sense of what we can!
all my life grinding all my life
Thank you for not pretending to be a huge fan, and say you cried over his death. It's cool if people weren't a fan, and are now becoming one, but I HATE when they act broken about it, when they just heard about him. ESPECIALLY when those same idiots are reposting his murder video. Pisses me off
Nipsey hussle LOVE
React to nipsey hustle - dedication
Great break down from the both of you guys!
I really liked your review, honest opinion. Thanks! I subscribed. 2 thumbs up!!!
React To Nipsey Hussle-Hussle & Motivate
Nip never left the hood
Its funny how the guy with the blue shirt was clowning Roddy Rich a year later Roddy is at the top of the charts breaking records...Keep hating
Not to mention he won a Grammy on his first album lol
He own his rites to his raps.
SUBBED GOOD REACTION
Hitboy who produced the song also co produced sicko mode by Travis Scott ft. Drake
J.COLE
1.CAN I Live
2.Let Nas Down
3.Villematic
4.Last Call
5.Farwell
6.Lights Please
7.Cole Summer
8.Revange of the Dreamer(song)
9.January 28th
10.world is empty
Aight. Cool. Peace out yall
I'm about to share yall with my friends
Thanks so much for the support! We have another nipsey song uploading right now!
React to Nipsey Hussle Victory lap featuring Stacy Barbie
🏁💙🙏🏾💙🏁
How you die 30 something after banging all them years 😔
Lil Nip chokes me up 😢
React to the song Dedication!
His second verse is dedicated to his good friend that passed some month's back do to gun violence
You guys seen RR’s the Box ?
Bleed, Music, Invest...
If you guys get a chance, can yall react to DMX 'Slippin'? I would love to hear you guys reaction.
We will definitely check it out man!
07:00 WHY BRO ON THE LEFT SMILING AT THAT?
Blue laces 1&2
Interesting reaction.. I don’t expect you to understand
His bodyguard was giving the day off
He don't have his bodyguard with him while he's in his hood
You should check out nipsey hussle ft kendrick lamar dedication. It's a better song
Yeah country boys go react to that song
And it's not just cus he can he "afford it" look up "nipsey hussle first interview ever" itll change your statement
He’s bodyguard wasn’t with him because he didn’t tell him he was going to the marathon store . He went to the marathon store to get some clothes for his friend that had just got out of prison
React to YBN Cordae-Eminem my Name Is remix...young lyricist 🔥🔥
RIP To Nipsey...shit hit me as if he was related 2 me...
You guys were right.....he got caught slipping opposite of what the song says
Nah plez plez react to face the world
If you want lyricism from him then you gotta dig into the songs that aren't on the radio of course hes rappin about mostly typical shit, and that part about dying after banging all them years is about someone else it's about his underboss "Fatz".
1.J.Cole-Dead presidents 2
2.Meek Mill -Stay Woke
3.Rapsody-Betty Shabazz
4.Rick Ross- Triple Beam Dreams
5.Drake- Too Much
6.Kendrick Lamar- Feel
7.T.I.-Blackman
8.Nas-Nas album done.
9.The Game- 100
10.Nipsey Hussle- Dedication
No offense but that's weak no cap
Antonio the Great 😂😂😂 drop yours
shawn mendes and camila cabello
Just react w/0 speaking.. take it in
We have to stop it for copyright issues
You'll never understand this. It's all good.
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You guys just keep guessing and wondering without knowing who he was or what he was about. it's a reaction video I didn't expect facts. It's just shows how little people know about a legit Pac of this generation.
@@robertjackson3462 Yeah he is new to us. but from what we have learned he did so much and we wish we would have heard of him sooner. Seems like he did a lot of great things and its very sad and messed up that someone took a great man from this place.
@@countryboysreact4407 react to Nipsey Hussle Breakfast Club interview and it will give you a better understanding away he was about and his intelligence shine
Typical rapper? Nah he lived that shit nothing you could ever imagine. Know his stuff ? That was his life nothing you could even really relate to. But you got paid for it huh smh
Every background has things that other people can’t relate to or understand. If you really listened to us and our videos from nip instead of getting defensive you would realize we are tryin to learn. And we understand we don’t understand but at the same time we can relate to things he says from our background just in a different way. But instead just hate on us…yes that will help things. At least we are tryin to learn and understand.
And since you want to act tough and a know it all let me inform you…we have never made a cent off nipsey reactions. 90% of reactions are copyright claims. We can’t make money off them…never have never will!
Go watch our other reactions as we dove deeper into his music.
I hate how y’all went straight to Eminem and yelawolf tryna compare lyricism. Y’all should maybe listen to more rap and not try to chase clout with videos like this. Y’all clearly don’t listen to rap. Dude on the left is a doof.
No clout chasing here we do listen to rap but we are exposing ourselves to new stuff based on what people have asked us to listen to. We say all the time a lot of this we do not understand and are tryin to learn.
Country Boys React I hear that but dude on the left is very dismissive of it. That song was about much more than cars and money that y’all thought it was. I think you should inform yourselves of the culture before you do videos like this because you come off really bad.
We say in multiple videos that we don't understand the culture cause we are not from there. Watch our other reactions from him you will see the more we listen the more we see what he was about and are both really big fans now.