50 Cent Opens Up About Mourning Nipsey Hussle: "It’s Harder For Me To Express It"


50 Cent is having a difficult time processing Nipsey Hussle’s death.

As the outpouring tributes to the late Nipsey Hussle continue, 50 Cent has once again taken to Instagram to pay respects. Following up a previous message in Hussle’s honor, 50’s latest appears to address some the criticism he received for the last one. While the kindness was noted, many followed Ja Rule’s line reasoning, criticizing 50’s decision to include an image himself in the message. In truth, 50 and Nipsey had a real-life relationship, which appeared to find the G-Unit rapper taking on a mentorship role. Though the inclusion #lecheminuduroi in a eulogy is questionable, we shouldn’t forget that the pair actually knew each other on a face-to-face level. 

50 Cent Opens Up About Mourning Nipsey Hussle: "It’s Harder For Me To Express It"

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Now, 50 has come forward with another message mourning. “Man I really liked Nipsey, it’s harder for me to express it,” he writes. “When ever I get quiet it’s because I don’t understand. R.I.P. #lecheminduroi #bransoncognac.” This time, 50 includes a few video clips Hussle interviews, in which Nip shares some the lessons he learned from the G-Unit icon.

It seems as if Nipsey drew inspiration from Fif’s business acumen, and looked to carry similar principles in his own dealings. While 50 once again diluted the poignancy with his signature hashtags, he does express some his own vulnerabilities. Perhaps that’s his way acknowledging some the backlash he received, or perhaps he’s simply leveling with his followers. Either way, Nipsey is gone, and the hip-hop community will be mourning his loss for some time. Rest in peace, Nip.