Nipsey Hustle Interview W/ Street Gangs
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The homie Alex over at StreetGangs.com sent this our way. Nipsey Hussle, a member of the Rolling 60s in the Hyde Park neighborhood of South LA has now turned his street energy into a successful music career with his new album coming out during the summer 2009, South Central State of Mind. Nipsey Hussle was featured on the cover of Allhood Magazine talking about his transition to hip-hop and how he started off on Slauson & Crenshaw.Part 2 after the jump-off.
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The homie Alex over at StreetGangs.com sent this our way. Nipsey Hussle, a member of the Rolling 60s in the Hyde Park neighborhood of South LA has now turned his street energy into a successful music career with his new album coming out during the summer 2009, South Central State of Mind. Nipsey Hussle was featured on the cover of Allhood Magazine talking about his transition to hip-hop and how he started off on Slauson & Crenshaw. Part 2 after the jump-off.
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