Culture Economy

Nipsey Hussle with DJ Khaled and John Legend In Final Music Video

“Higher” was released nearly two months after Nipsey Hussle’s death. In the new video the artists go Higher, reppin’ for the hood and sending positive vibes through music.

I actually found it both uplifting and ironic. The things we rap about for entertainment and storytelling are also the things that enrich us or get us killed. Go figure. The Marathon Continues for all of us. Give it a watch and leave your comments below.

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Norm Bond explains the economics behind Black culture, ownership, media, technology and global African markets. He publishes BlackEconomicDevelopment.com and NormBondMarkets.com.

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