Nipsey Hussle on gang bangin’, his music, how unfair gang injunction are & his producers
STREETGANGS.COM | April 4, 2009
Los Angeles – Nipsey Hussle talks about life in the Rollin 60s Crip Neighborhood (Hyde Park), his new album, South Central State of Mind, and the Slauson Boy movement. His new album is set to be released soon.
Collaborating with rappers from neighborhoods like Van Ness Gangs, 52 Broadway Crip, and Bounty Hunters is something that Nipsey Hussle is open to. His mix tape, “Bullets Ain’t Got No Name” has 3 series, and the name of his upcoming album is “South Central State of Mind.”
Producers include Scott Storch, LT Hutton, JR Rodhom, Phonics, Robin Hood, Rolo and Black Elvis.
Nip has worked with The Game, Snoop Dogg, Spider Loc, Jay Roclk from Watts.
He likes 211, a Piru from Inglewood and G Malone from Watts but he is certainly open to those collaboration.
Host: Alex Alonso
Shot by: Gregory “G-Bone” Everett
Date: February 9, 2009
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