Nipsey Hussle once said, “The highest human act is to inspire.” Seven years after his tragic passing, that inspiration refuses to fade.
When fellow South Central rapper Bino Rideaux and Hussle’s older brother and business partner, Blacc Sam (born Samiel Asghedom), pull up to the Billboard office during their NYC press run for Prolific — Hussle’s collab album with Bino and the late rapper’s first posthumous project — they’re rolling 25 people deep: a record that won’t be broken anytime soon when it comes to artist visits.
With a lineup large enough to make up an MLB roster, there’s a certain intentionality in making sure everyone from the All Money In family who had a hand in Nip’s journey was there for the ride, as if a piece of Hussle was carrying on through them too, picking up where the rapper, community leader, innovative entrepreneur and upstanding family man left off.
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