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Nipsey Hussle – Rap Niggas
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“Rap Niggas” serves as the lead single to Hussle’s debut studio album, Victory Lap. Throughout the song, Hussle asserts that he’s “nothing like” other rappers in the game—Nipsey’s
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Nipsey Hussle – Grinding All My Life
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Nipsey uses a real-life situation to narrate his club anthem “Grinding All My Life.” No stranger to working for what he wants, the west coast native tells his tale of commitment to
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Kendrick Lamar) – Dedication
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“Dedication” is the lead single from Nipsey Hussle’s debut album, Victory Lap–assisted by fellow L.A native Kendrick Lamar.
It’s a diverse mix of bars from each artist to describe
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Nipsey Hussle – Change Nothing
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After Nipsey’s alleged singing with MMG along with Rockie Fresh, he probably sees large success in the near future. This song reminds us that no matter how rich or successful he
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Hit-Boy & Roddy Ricch) – Racks in the Middle
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Nipsey Hussle’s final record before his untimely murder, “Racks In The Middle” is a collaboration with producer Hit-Boy and L.A. rapper Roddy Ricch.
In this song, Nipsey discusses
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Nipsey Hussle – Diamonds
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[Hook: The Notorious B.I.G.'s sample, Nipsey Hussle] / Diamonds on my neck (neck) / Chrome drop top (top) / Chillin' chillin' chillin' / Chillin' on the scene / Diamonds on my neck
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Nipsey Hussle – Fame
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[Verse] / Yuh, look, look / Who fuckin' with me? Tell me one name / And ask him if he came from dope spots and gunplay / Finally off the runway, damn it feel good to spend a
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Nipsey Hussle & JAY-Z – What It Feels Like
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“What It Feels Like” was first teased by Judas And The Black Messiah’s official Twitter account on February 9, 2020, with a video of the song playing over clips from the film.
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Nipsey Hussle – Hussle in the House
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[Verse 1] / Look, I'm comin' straight off of Slauson / A crazy motherfucker named Nipsey / I'm turnt up cause I grew up in the 60's / Caution to you rap niggas try and diss me / I
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JAY-Z – Nipsey Hussle Freestyle
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JAY-Z spit a new freestyle during his performance of “Some How Some Way” at his B-Sides 2 concert in New York City. He speaks on the late Nipsey Hussle, his famous “92 Bricks” line
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. J-Black & Konshens) – Succa Proof
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Not directed at anyone in particular, “Succa Proof” is Nipsey’s message to do better. Being from a city where gang activity was real life, the Crenshaw emcee urges listeners to
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Nipsey Hussle – Bucketheads
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[Intro] / All Money In, No Money Out / South Central state of mind / Twelve twenty-two o'nine / Brand Hussle, it's a lifestyle / Yuh, it's neighboorhod Nip Hussle / Uh, yeah
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. YG) – Last Time That I Checc'd
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With a title inspired by a line from Jeezy’s 2005 track “Trap or Die,” “Last Time That I Checc’d” finds L.A.’s Nipsey Hussle collaborating with Compton’s YG for a West Coast banger
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Buddy & LilCadiPGE) – Status Symbol
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Nipsey’s Third track off Mailbox Money contains a sample from The World Is a Place by Rhythm which also can also be heard in J.Cole Sideline Story
This also features a slowed down
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Vernardo) – Be Here for a While
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[Intro: Nipsey Hussle] / That's right... / Yeah, look / [Verse 1: Nipsey Hussle] / Blue cup, black gun / Paid dues, that's done / Favors from me, can't ask none / Black eyed the
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Nipsey Hussle – Perfect Timing
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“Perfect Timing” is a single released by Nipsey Hussle. It was likely recorded during sessions for Victory Lap.
An unfinished and unmixed version of the song was leaked online on
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Nipsey Hussle – Hussle & Motivate
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An obvious play on his own name (“Hustle”), Nipsey samples Jay-Z’s “Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)” to address the misconception of people who grew up in the hood wanting to live
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Nipsey Hussle – Bigger Than Life
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What up / What it do (Music Corner) / I'd like to welcome everybody out tonight / Welcome all the new Marathon members / To the experience of a lifetime / I need y'all hands up
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Nipsey Hussle – Late Nights and Early Mornings
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[Verse] / Dickie shorts, Bally belt, boxer briefs / Bitch, of course this marathon is where you ought to be / Shopping sprees spending thousands on designer jeans / Exotic women
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Nipsey Hussle – More or Less
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Track number 6 off the CRENSHAW mixtape. Produced by X and Saraj J.
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Bino Rideaux) – Sacrifices
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[Intro: Nipsey Hussle] / Fly as hell / All back YSL / Babygirl shine bright like a Ferris wheel / New Chanel / [Bino Rideaux] / ? / Ain't no sacrifices in you / [Bridge: Nipsey
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Nipsey Hussle – Questions Freestyle
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[Intro] / (The Empire) / Uh, mh / It's the blind leadin' the blind / DJ Green Lantern, cinematic / Slauson Boy, Hussle / Uh, uh, uh, uh / Hussle, Hussle / [Verse 1] / Listen, look
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Nipsey Hussle – County Jail
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[Verse 1] / Baby on the way, then I caught my case / I went on the run and gave myself some time to think / Sitting in my cell, all I did was pray / Call home once a week and tell
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. J. Stone) – Stay Loyal
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[Intro: Nipsey Hussle] / Me and my niggas stay, stay loyal, loyal / Me and my niggas stay, stay loyal, loyal / Me and my niggas stay, stay loyal, loyal / Me and my niggas stay
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Belly & DOM KENNEDY) – Double Up
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“Double Up” is a bonus track from Nipsey Hussle’s highly anticipated debut album, Victory Lap. The track features Canadian rapper Belly and L.A.’s Dom Kennedy, who last
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Nipsey Hussle – Bullets Ain't Got No Names
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[Intro: DJ Felli Fel] / Check, check it out, D-DJ Skee / Power 106, ayy, yo, what's poppin', California? / It's the heavy nigga DJ Felli Fel / I'm co-signing this shit to the
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Nipsey Hussle – Who Detached Us
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[Verse 1] / Look, somehow I escaped the fate of this life I lead / Divorced the street, she tried to kill me and my wife to be / Black widow, silk sheets and a satin pillow / This
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Cuzzy Capone, Freeway & Y2) – Fucc Um
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Twenty-second track from #MarathonMonday produced by Mike&Keys, DJ Swish and Jake One who is a frequent collaborator with Freeway. This song also has a feature from Crenshaw native
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Y2) – State of Mind
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Nineteenth track released on Nipsey’s #MarathonMonday with a feature from Y2 and produced by Mike & Keys.
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. J. Stone) – All Get Right
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[Intro: Nipsey Hussle] / Smokin' Backwoods, marathon OG / Uh, what? Hussle / Yeah, I feel brand new like I just started this shit, uh / Like at the beginning / I know y'all been
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Tasleema) – Rich Roll
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[Intro] / Mental Instruments / [Chorus: Nipsey Hussle & Tasleema] / So tell me what it do, lil' baby, baby (Tell me what it do) / 'Cause we can rich roll tonight (We could rich
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Boosie Badazz & Lil Cali) – Thuggin
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[Verse 1: Nipsey Hussle] / Look, now I got / Big burners on my lap, I ain’t gonna talk it out / A rich killer, bet a thousand that I chalk him out / Since I’m the most talked about
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Nipsey Hussle – I Could Never Lose (Outro)
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[Pre-Chorus] / Pride on the line / Back to the wall / Everything I got, I'm gon' give it all / Only one shot, so I'm going hard / Everything I got, I'm gon' give it all / [Chorus
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. June Summers) – All Money In
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[Intro: Nipsey Hussle] / Hussle nigga / Slauson Ave / All money in, no money out / [Hook: June Summers] / No need to hate me, I’m supposed to be fly / You supposed to see my name
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Nipsey Hussle (Ft. Stacy Barthe) – Mercy
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[Chorus: Stacy Barthe] / We were born in sin, We die in sin / Lord have mercy / I did a lot in this life / So I fight and survive, Lord have mercy / Oh mercy, mercy, mercy, please
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Nipsey Hussle & Bino Rideaux – Skurr
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[Verse 1: Nipsey Hussle] / Don't be mad at me streets phased me gradually / Chose the grind but it wasn't all vanity / Court rooms and casualties it all came naturally / Always
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Nipsey Hussle & Bino Rideaux – Never Gone Know
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[Chorus: Nipsey Hussle] / Police ain't never gone know / Niggas ain't never gone know / Just know that I know / Know that I know and ain't never gone know / You never gone know you
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Nipsey Hussle – Face the World
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Sampling Rhinoceros' 1968 song “That Time of the Year”, Nipsey speaks on what many mainstream rappers today consider too “soft” to be real talk. Everyone struggles in life and
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