The death of Nipsey Hussle sent major waves through the hip-hop community worldwide, with many still grieving. However, his legacy—especially within the business space continues to leave an impact as his Marathon Clothing brand has made more than $10 million since his passing. News of this comes after the late rapper’s team made an announcement
DJ Khaled released the official video for his track “Higher” which features John Legend and the late, great Nipsey Hussle. The visual is the last music video filmed by the Los Angeles native before being senselessly gunned down in front of his store in South Central Los Angeles. Khaled dropped this video shortly after announcing
Nipsey Hussle’s brother Samiel, aka Blacc Sam, filed a petition to be named as administrator of the late rapper’s estate in order to handle an influx of business opportunities. Sam wrote that, “Nipsey’s passing has created significant media attention, which, in turn has presented potential time-sensitive business opportunities based on [Nipsey Hussle]’s likeness, right of
Tray Deee spoke to VladTV about Nipsey Hussle’s death and how celebrities needing to know how to play the balance when speaking to people. He went on to speak about not regretting things about when he was a kid, and Tray Deee also spoke about the parallels in Nipsey and 2Pac’s death. Tray
Having already helped spark the movement behind the legalization of marijuana, the city of Denver is now officially the first in the United States to decriminalize magic mushrooms. Initiative 301 reportedly passed by a narrow margin, which despite not legalizing the psychedelics has made the enforcement of its prohibition the “lowest law-enforcement priority” in the
The first trailer for the highly anticipated sequel It: Chapter Two, was released, showing the members of the “Losers Club” all grown up. After returning to Derry, Maine, 27 years after the events in the first film, the group realizes that Pennywise has resurfaced. The trailer started by focusing on Beverly Marsh, played by Jessica
DJ Khaled took to Instagram to share a letter addressing his joint record with Nipsey Hussle, “Higher,” which fans have been anticipating in light of Nipsey’s tragic death. Khaled wrote, “Recently, I embarked on a soul-searching journey down a road I never thought I would travel in a million years. It began when a tragedy
LeBron James took a trip to his I Promise school this week to announce that they’re getting a new gym thanks to a $1 million grant from the Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation. LeBron spoke about the grant, telling the Akron Beacon Journal, “To my kids, this is more than a gym. The Dick’s Sports Matter program
Lord Jamar speaks on how it’s possible that Nipsey Hussle’s death is connected to Dr. Sebi or other potential conspiracies, as just to categorically dismiss the idea because of Eric Holder is both misguided and disrespectful. From there, he speaks on his late friend who passed away after a battle with cancer, noting that his
Suga Free spoke to VladTV about his upcoming album, The Resurrection, and putting on for other Bay Area rappers on a song called “TMZ.” He also touched on taking care of his health as he’s approaching 50.
