Playlist
Nipsey Hussle Essentials
Apple Music Hip-Hop
Tracks: 35134:11
L.A.'s flinty, uncompromising truth-teller.
Updated Feb 12, 2021
Tracks 35
- 1Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album4:35
- 2The Marathon4:12
- 3The Babe Cave LA: Official Playlist4:12
- 4Victory Lap4:05
- 5Racks in the Middle (feat. Roddy Ricch and Hit-Boy) - Single3:53
- 6Keys 2 the City - Single4:36
- 7New Rap & Trap Hits3:51
- 8Victory Lap3:45
- 9Father of Asahd2:56
- 10Victory Lap4:10
- 11Crenshaw4:13
- 12Still Brazy (Deluxe)3:46
- 13The Marathon2:05
- 14Mailbox Money2:42
- 15Victory Lap6:01
- 16Nip Hussle The Great: Vol. 13:19
- 17West Coast Party3:29
- 18Victory Lap4:18
- 19Been Down (feat. Swizz Beatz) - Single2:33
- 20Hussle in the House - Single3:20
- 21Victory Lap3:46
- 22Crenshaw4:46
- 23Perfect Timing - Single2:30
- 24Slauson Boy 22:15
- 25Crenshaw3:25
- 26Slauson Boy 23:57
- 27Mailbox Money3:27
- 28Crenshaw4:10
- 29Slauson Boy 24:21
- 30Victory Lap2:55
- 31The Marathon2:18
- 32Feelin' myself (feat. Lloyd) - Single3:55
- 33Slauson Boy 24:09
- 34Gang Injunction3:01
- 35The Marathon8:58
About this playlist
Although Nipsey Hussle's slick, funky early singles like “The Life” featuring Snoop Dogg and “Feelin' Myself” with Lloyd suggested potential crossover success like Snoop's, he's charted his own course as a homegrown hero of L.A. rap. Even 2013's Crenshaw—a mixtape Hussle audaciously sold on CD for $100 a pop—catered to his core fanbase with his conversational flow on sneering street anthems like “Checc Me Out” and “U See Us”. “Bullets Ain't Got No Names” shows that Nip is capable of gangsta rap menace, but more often he comes across as a flinty, uncompromising truth-teller.