Nipsey Hussle Wins His First Grammy Posthumously

its theoh waiNipsey Hussle has won his first Grammy award, posthumously. His chill-inducing group effort with Roddy Ricch and producer Hit-Boy, "Racks In The Middle," took house the trophy for Best Rap Efficiency at the 62nd Grammy Awards. Right after being nominated for Best Rap Album at the 2019 ceremony, being able to snag such a prestigious relic has to feel good for the companions, family member, and collaborators that are familiar with Nipsey's vision.


Taking the stage to accept the award on his behalf were Nipsey's grandmother, his brother (Blacc Sam), and Lauren London who each gave words of encouragement to the audience. "I wanted to thank all of you for showing all of the passion that I have felt for him all of his life, and will constantly reside in my heart," his grandmother said.


London also shared an emotional, nevertheless brief, speech with everyone. "I speak on behalf of our family member in honor of Nip who was a magnificent vessel," she mentioned. "Nip did it not just for the awards, nevertheless for the people. God allowed him to use this music to speak his truth, give his wisdom, and it's something that we'll forever have the ability to live with."


Nipsey is also set to get a tribute performance tonight that will pay homage to his contributions to rap culture and the philosophy that he lived by. DJ Khaled and John Legend are set to create an appearance, so "Higher," their group effort with Nipsey from Father of Asahd, should certainly be on the table to be played live. Furthermore to them, Meek Mill, Roddy Ricch, Kirk Franklin, and YG are all coming out to show how loved that Nipsey is and forever will be.


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