Nipsey Hussle wasn’t just a rapper; he was a symbol of hope, resilience, and empowerment for a community. In this episode, we explore how his legacy lives on through the voices of those closest to him, his family, friends, and fans, who continue to carry his vision forward. Through interviews with his collaborators, family, and fans, we hear how they’re continuing Nipsey’s work and vision through projects like Marathon Burger, Marathon Rooftop, dispensaries led by his brother Blacc Sam, and Lauren London’s Puma collection. We also reflect on the tragic day of his murder and the outpouring of love and tributes that followed before breaking down key criticisms of how the media reported on his death. Join us as we dive into Nipsey’s lasting, both on and off the stage, and reflect on the life of a man whose influence continues to ripple through the world today.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Nipsey Hussle’s impact as an artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist.
• Reactions to Nipsey’s death, his funeral, and how he was grieved.
• How his legacy is being honored and preserved in Los Angeles.
• Nipsey’s spirit of entrepreneurship and how it has inspired others.
• How his family, fans, and friends have kept his vision alive.
• Reflections on the documentary Behind the Crime: The Nipsey Hussle Murder.
• Key criticism of how the media reported on Nipsey’s death.
• Testimonials of Nipsey’s profound commitment to community empowerment.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

The Marathon Clothing

Marathon Burger

Marathon Rooftop Bookings

Marathon Rooftop on Instagram
Lauren London's Puma collection
Behind the Crime: The Nipsey Hussle Murder
Vector 90 on Instagram
Second Draft Project

Annie Bang on LinkedIn

J’nai Knox on LinkedIn