Was nipsey hussle gay

Both articles laid out a laundry list of possible components that help to facilitate violence in inner-cities — among them; gang warfare, glorification of thug life in music videos, violent films, blatant misogyny in hip-hop lyrics, and a lack of acceptance of the LGBTQ community.

My hip-hop days are mostly behind me, but it was clear that he was a force, and his death impacted many who deemed the prolific artist to be among the leading voices of his generation. As a gay black man, from the inner city of Trenton, New Jersey, I am both an advocate for gay rights as well as one who is conscious of the devastation that gang activity can bring to a community.

Nipsey Hussle Wack 100

Grammy Voter. In a recent interview, Vlad and Wack had a heated debate regarding a rumored tape involving Nipsey Hussle. It seemed he attempted to address the dynamics of urban violence and black males. I think Johnson honestly attempted to address a litany of variables that can fuel thuggery, but somewhere along the way, he went off the rails.

Follow me on Instagram coreyandrew. Surveillance shows that Holder left the store but returned later with a gun and fired fatal shots at Hussle — also a former gang affiliate. Can they Co-exist? Reportedly on that fatal day, a gang-affiliated acquaintance named Eric Holder had engaged in heated confrontations with Hussle at the store Hussle owned in South Los Angles.

The conversation revolved around Wack asserting that he had proof of the tape involving Nipsey, although he stated he refused to release any explicit content out of. Two other men were also wounded in the gunfire. Instead, what he delivered were long ramblings about homosexuality and gay acceptance in the black community.

That said, his voice was also a complicated one, in which he shared some of the misogynistic and homophobic views in his lyrics that are pervasive in the hyper-masculine world of rap and hip-hop. The conversation revolved around Wack asserting that he had proof of the tape involving Nipsey, although he stated he refused to release any explicit content out of respect, denying any.

Wack claimed that Hassan Campbell recorded their conversation and leaked it, leading to the widespread rumor. On Tuesday (April 19), podcast host Hassan Campbell played a recording of Wack discussing a sex tape involving the late Nipsey Hussle, another man and the mother of Nip's son Lauren London.

Though he had come from difficult street life, he had risen to become a Grammy-nominated music producer and philanthropist, driven by a mission to give back to urban communities. Otherwise, this untimely death had nothing to do with homosexuality.

After the death of rapper Nipsey Hussle, there was an immediate outpouring of grief from the African American community as well as from many major sports and music stars. Quite honestly, I did too. These themes collided in a new way recently, when out, African American columnist George M.

Johnson then wrote a second, follow-up piece for the Advocate.