YG Calls Out “Fake-Ass” Love For Nipsey Hussle

    YG held a listening party for his new album, 4 REAL 4 REAL, on Thursday night (May 23) at The Novo in downtown Los Angeles. During the event, he opened up about recording “My Last Words,” which is a tribute he read for Nipsey Hussle on the day of his Staples Center memorial.

    In video obtained by TMZ, the Compton-bred rapper called out people who have jumped on the Nipsey bandwagon in the wake of his shooting death.

    “There’s a lot of fake-ass Nipsey Hussle love out there,” he said. “There’s a lot of fake shit. The family ain’t fuckin’ with that shit and they just need to get slapped, but there’s some real Nipsey Hussle shit going on right here.

    “The last record on this album is dedicated to my nigga. This is the last words to my nigga.”

    Nipsey was gunned down on March 31 in front of his Marathon Clothing store.

    Following his death, crowds of people swarmed the intersection of Slauson and Crenshaw in South L.A. and hungry bootleggers were attempting to capitalize off of Nipsey’s passing. It got so out out hand, Nip’s family had to shut it down. 

    Hip Hop, however, was shattered by the loss. Everyone from Rihanna and J. Cole to Diddy and Ice Cube paid their respects on social media. Nipsey was 33.

    Check out YG’s “My Last Words” below.

     

    24 thoughts on “YG Calls Out “Fake-Ass” Love For Nipsey Hussle

        1. Bitch are you serious? So you Blood and you got love for ya enemies. What kind of shit are you on?

      1. Why is you using my name, dawg?! You’re not the real “dick-loving” Triple Phi OG… I AM!!!!

    1. I mean…he’s not wrong. Listen to the Joe budden podcast before his death. They never praised the man while living then boom good level.

      1. So because they didn’t say anything before he was killed that means they didn’t have love for dude ??
        What i don’t get is the anger for the “fake love” when the fake runs its course and only a handful speak on dude then what ?? Those that really rock with dude know what’s up, so everything will pan out

    2. I see YG has a song called Stop Snitchin. Well, if the victim or any of the witnesses would have reported Eric Holder for pistol whipping him hours before killing Nipsey, maybe Nipsey would still be alive and that rat Eric Holder would be in jail. Isn’t he a piece of trash any way. Save a life and the criminal still goes to jail.

        1. Ty…I read it again, and perhaps you need to pass 3rd grade. Let me walk you through it. Eric Holder pistol whipped some guy hours before killing Nipsey. Other people witnessed it. The victim and the witnesses did not snitch or report the crime to the police. Eric Holder then kills Nipsey Hussle hours later in the same neighborhood the other incident occurred in. Therefore, if the victims and/or witnesses would have reported the earlier crime, there is a chance Eric Holder would have been arrested and the killing of Nipsey could have been prevented. Looking back, wouldn’t you rather have snitched on Eric Holder? He’s a piece of trash anyway. He’s in jail regardless for committing a crime. Why are you protecting criminals by not snitching on them when they commit a violent crime? Street justice isn’t that swift, and your hands are covered in blood of the ones that are victimized by continuing to keep violent criminals on the street. Entiendo? You understand?

      1. The ‘No Snitchin’ BS is one of the reasons why the relationship between the cops and the black community suffers. Some people need to look the mirror before passing the blame.

    3. Dude is right. There’s a whole lot of rappers and entertainers who didn’t even know or give a fuck about about Nip, now they using the attention for personal gain.

        1. Well, I knew who he was and I think he was a trash rapper, generic at best. And you call selling 100 buck T-shirts “for the community”? Where I grew up not a single soul of my community could afford to shop in places like that. And how many crimes did he commit as a crip? Also “for the community”? FOH with all this fake ass dickriding…

      1. I knew Nipsey by his feature on Snoop’s record back in 2009. While he keep appears on news headline once or twice a year after that (100$ for a copy of a mixtape and else), I never consider him a true star or pioneer or someone important to be honest. To me he was just one of a kinda decent, not a GOAT nor a popular rapper until his death(well Victory Lap was kinda decent too). Suddenly, after he got murdered everyone hails him to the legend status. OK Maybe he was an important figure in LA, but outside of Cali, was him really?

    4. The purpose of life is to make an impact so great that when you are gone you are still motivating and inspiring people. It doesn’t matter if you never listened to him when he was alive, it doesn’t matter how many people are showing Fake Love the IMPORTANT thing is that people reflect on his life and his message and become motivated to be better in the community and in life.

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