Dusty Locane remembers Nipsey Hussle's legacy in his Slide music video
New York rapper Dusty Locane is putting out fire music and strong bars these days. The hip-hop heavyweight has come through clutch on the visual treatment to his new ‘Slide’ anthem with help from 3Kizzy.
New York rapper Dusty Locane is putting out fire music and strong bars these days. The hip-hop heavyweight has come through clutch on the visual treatment to his new ‘Slide’ anthem with help from 3Kizzy.
The video taps in on nearly three minutes and shows ample moments saluting the life of late West Coast rap icon Nipsey Hussle. Peep the details and keep scrolling to hit those turn up vibes.
Hailing from Brooklyn with a booming voice that resonates beyond the Boroughs, DUSTY LOCANEembodies the stone-cold composure of a tireless hustler. Returning to fortify his throne atop the Brooklyn scene, DUSTY announces the upcoming ROLLIN N CONTROLLIN EP, arriving next Friday. The EP features each installment of DUSTY’s GOLD-certified debut single, “ROLLIN N CONTROLLIN FREESTYLE,” including the recent “ROLLIN N CONTROLLIN Pt. 3 (BEEN ROLLIN)” and it’s TikTok-viral predecessor, as well as a sequel to “Rolando (Caught In The Rain),” and more.
Along with the announcement, DUSTY shares his new video single, “SLIDE,” Assisted by DUSTY’s frequent collaborator 3Kizzy, who he tapped for his recent single “DEMISE,” the track finds the duo spitting cautionary flexes over tense piano and sticky hi-hats. Filmed in Los Angeles, the video sees the Brooklyn natives flexing in front of a Nipsey Hussle mural, dropping racks at the The Marathon Clothing Store, and even getting sturdy with a cameo from Ron Suno. Kicked off by 3Kizzy’s tough talk, DUSTY bursts onto the track to endorse his Canarsie counterpart: “3Kizzy with that semi, he a demon on the loose/Get you deady off the mud, you know we mix it with the juice.”
Continuing a year of continued dominance in Brooklyn and beyond, ROLLIN N CONTROLLIN EP marks DUSTY’s first project since his debut album, UNTAMED, which capped off a massive 2021 for the 23-year-old artist. In December, DUSTY joined the exclusive ranks of artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Coi Leray, Pooh Shiesty, and many more, as a member of the #RIAAClassOf2021 after receiving his first GOLD certification this year with “ROLLIN N CONTROLLIN FREESTYLE,” which racked up over 200 million combined streams.
YG pays big respect to Nipsey Hussle at his Hollywood star
West Coast rapper YG is keeping Nipsey Hussle’s legacy going. The hip-hop veteran steps forward to share footage of himself remembering the late music icon by posting up at his Hollywood Walk of Fame star.
West Coast rapper YG is keeping Nipsey Hussle’s legacy going. The hip-hop veteran steps forward to share footage of himself remembering the late music icon by posting up at his Hollywood Walk of Fame star.
YG posts up alongside the star and makes sure to remember Nipsey on his 37th birthday.
“HAPPY CDAY BRO! @nipseyhussle”
Trae Tha True talks Nipsey Hussle, 2Pac and his non-stop grind with Talib Kweli
Houston rap legend Trae Tha Truth might possibly be one of the hardest working hip-hop artists in the game. So to kick back and hear him talk about his career, the lives of late music icons 2Pac and Nipsey Hussle plus the juggling of rapping, writing, making executive decisions and activism in over an hour with Talib Kweli?
Houston rap legend Trae Tha Truth might possibly be one of the hardest working hip-hop artists in the game. So to kick back and hear him talk about his career, the lives of late music icons 2Pac and Nipsey Hussle plus the juggling of rapping, writing, making executive decisions and activism in over an hour with Talib Kweli?
Epic. Kick back and embrace this full-fledged conversation.
Hit-Boy remembers Nipsey Hussle's final weeks putting in work
West Coast producer Hit-Boy has worked with some serious greats. Whether we’re talking about Kanye West and JAY-Z or Nas and Big Sean, he really does have hits in the books. The hitmaker reflects on working with the late, great Nipsey Hussle and notably dishes on how much of a stand up person he was.
West Coast producer Hit-Boy has worked with some serious greats. Whether we’re talking about Kanye West and JAY-Z or Nas and Big Sean, he really does have hits in the books. The hitmaker reflects on working with the late, great Nipsey Hussle and notably dishes on how much of a stand up person he was.
Hit-Boy reminds the world of Hussle’s passion for music-making and putting his all into all aspects of life.