Over the weekend, rapper J. Cole took a moment during his sold-out Dreamville Festival to honor the late Nipsey Hussle
The hip hop community is still in mourning following the untimely death of West Coast rapper Nipsey Hussle who was gunned down by Eric Holder.
It it was quite a special sight to behold J. Cole performing his song “Love Yourz.” Continue on to watch the memorable tribute to the late Nipsey Hussle…
Love Yourz is forever one of my favorites but this performance was everything, Rest In Peace Nip @JColeNC pic.twitter.com/u5GzVk2uVu
— allison (@allyvalee) April 7, 2019
CelebNMusic247.com is still upset like many over the shooting and untimely death of Nipsey Hussle.
Before J. Cole did his Tribute to Nipsey, he posted these words on social media:
“Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive.” Rest in Peace Nipsey, you’ve left the blueprint behind for those after you!
Nipsey Hussle was not only a rapper, but he was also a movement, a family man trying to better his community. His music touched many, his struggle was real and many to this day in the industry can relate that he was a humble man just doing the right thing.
J. Cole Tributes Nipsey at his sold-out Dreamville Festival in NC:
Like many rappers, J. Cole took a moment from his sold-out Dreamville Festival to honor the late Nipsey Hussle. The North Carolina grown MC was in Raleigh Saturday night where he packed out Dix Park with no less than 40,000 people who flocked to his inaugural music festival.
Cole took some time for Nipsey and performed his hit, “Love Yourz,” which he dedicated to Nip.
Well done @JColeNC ?? #RIPNipsey pic.twitter.com/qcv3n3z1aN
— ?? (@_KingRodney) April 7, 2019
It was a touching tribute, with video footage of the slain L.A. rapper playing on a giant monitor behind JC the whole time.
Big Sean was also performing at the Dreamville Festival, he too took a moment to tribute Nipsey.
Take a look:
.@BigSean paid tribute to Nipsey Hussle yesterday at Dreamville Fest. ? pic.twitter.com/mSehYBQS1n
— Def Jam Recordings (@defjam) April 7, 2019
