Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle has been relentless as of late with an influx of visuals and great music courtesy of his latest mixtape Crenshaw. Today, Hussle decides to continue his forward momentum and delivers a music video for “1 of 1” featuring rapper BH. Watch as the Los Angeles native shows off his lavish lifestyle and basks in his game changing success.
Nipsey Hussle has set out to change the game with his Proud2Pay movement. Here’s a new visual courtesy of Vibe TV where the Los Angeles based artist explains the inspiration behind giving Crenshaw a $100 price tag and why he’ll continue to reward the first 1,000 fans who supported with a purchase. In fact, Nipsey shares his plans to hook fans up for the remainder of his career with random mailed gifts and special access to hear future project’s in advance before the general public. Before calling it a wrap, Hussle talks what it meant to him to earn JAY Z’s co-sign when the rap mogul purchased 100 copies.
DJ Skee did the honors last night of premiering DJ Whoo Kid and Nipsey Hussle’s latest collaborative song and music video for “Shinin’ Like I’m Las Vegas.” Apparently the new banger is set to be featured on Whoo Kid’s upcoming Nword Bond project which is set to be released soon. The Dan The Man directed visual showcases Nipsey performing to the camera over at the Shade 45 radio station where Whoo Kid hosts his show Whoolywood Shuffle.
Nipsey Hussle sits down for an exclusive interview with long-time friend DJ Whoo Kid on Shade 45 for the Whoolywood Shuffle. Whoo Kid kicked things off with sharing an old story of hanging out with Nipsey in his neighborhood while the rapper touched on his roots in the streets. Hussle gets into details about making the decision to pursue a career in music and explains why he had to fight for his dream to become a reality. JAY Z also served as the topic of discussion as the L.A. based emcee gave listeners insight into his latest Crenshaw project while Whoo Kid took the opportunity to share with Nipsey his theory on why he believes Hov purchased a 100 copies. Before heading out, Neighborhood Nipsey addressed how he felt about his loyal fan base that supported his $100 price tag and the birth of his Proud2Pay movement which he plans to continue.
SKEE LIVE episode 13 kicked off with rapper Skeme performing “All That” and singer TeeFLii with “This D.” Needless to say, fans in attendance were excited to see the West Coast bred artists as they took the stage and turned the energy up at L.A. Live’s Conga Room.
Soon after, G.O.O.D. Music’s Big Sean made his way into the AXS TV studio to grab a seat on DJ Skee’s couch and discuss what he’s been up to, his thoughts on life, the city of Detroit and so much more. Sean opened up about his early days in music with artist Mike Posner and addressed how difficult it is for an artist to make it out of the D. Speaking candidly, Big Sean also shared his personal philosophy on remaining positive in order to manifest your dreams into reality.
As the conversation continued between the long-time friends, Sean made it clear that he was open to collaborate with artists from all genres and gave viewers insight into his hometown’s downward spiral. Still, Big Sean shared that he is currently giving back to the city in its time of need wherever he can. The rapper also spoke on his partnership with shoe brand Adidas and revealed he has an all new design coming soon which will serve as his third model. Before saying his goodbyes, Big Sean weighed in on Nipsey Hussle’s groundbreaking $100 price tag for his recent Crenshaw mixtape and participated in a round of on-the-spot Twitter questions from fans.
Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle catches up with Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds for an in-depth and lengthy interview over at HOT 97. Hot off the release of his game changing Crenshaw project, Nip shares his thoughts on the rise of West Coast Hip Hop and breaks down his inspiration for slapping a $100 price tag on it. The Los Angeles native also touches on his Proud2Pay movement, his relationship with Snoop Dogg and what it took to learn the in’s and out’s of the music industry in order to reach the level he’s at today. Speaking candidly, Nipsey explains his friendship with Kendrick Lamar, TDE, DJ Quik and much more.
Director Kenneth Wynn combines forces with Nipsey Hussle and his team to shoot a new short documentary on the release of the L.A. rapper’s new Crenshaw mixtape. Go behind the scenes as Neighborhood Nip speaks on the motivation behind adding a $100 price tag behind his latest release and what it means to him to stand along and independent. Nipsey gives his two cents on the evolution of the music industry and warns record labels that artists like him are setting out to change the game and the rules. Cameras were also on site to document his groundbreaking midnight release for Crenshaw and captured the rapper as he popped bottles of champagne and celebrated his recent success with his team.
Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle pays DJ Skee a visit to discuss his new Crenshaw mixtape and reveal the details behind its $100 price tag. Though giving every fan the option to download the project for free via DatPiff, Nipsey explains he wanted create a dialogue among his fans and Hip Hop enthusiasts as well as create a movement where consumers would be proud to pay. Hussle clarifies to listeners that those who purchased hard copies will also be treated to a private concert to give his fans a unique live experience. Speaking candidly with the AXS TV host, Nipsey gives credit to DJ Skee for inspiring him to pursue his business aspirations and entrepreneurial dreams.
OVO artist PARTYNEXTDOOR combines forces with Los Angeles native Nipsey Hussle for a smooth collaboration titled “Candy.” Equipped with a mellow bass line and melodic elements, PARTYNEXTDOOR gets his crooning on while singing about candy paint and his love interest. Neighborhood Nip backs the R&B singer with a verse of his own aimed at that special woman in his life while he finds room to slip in a few braggadocios rhymes about what he can provide.
Nipsey Hussle delivers a new music video for his “Crenshaw & Slauson” track which is featured on the rapper’s Crenshaw mixtape. The extend visual starts off and ends with some commentary from personal friends and individuals from the All Money In founder’s Los Angeles neighborhood. Watch as they share their thoughts on on his success and reflect on his early struggles. Eventually the official music video kicks in which finds the rapper performing to the camera outside of his numerous businesses and lacing the mellow piano driven instrumental with introspective rhymes.
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