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In a candid interview, Jap5 opened up about his complicated admiration for Nipsey Hussle, despite their affiliations with rival gangs. Serving time during the period of Nipsey’s tragic death, Jap5 revealed he watched Nipsey’s videos repeatedly in prison, growing to respect the late artist’s wisdom and community impact. “I used to be afraid to say I liked Nipsey,” Jap5 admitted, highlighting the intense gang dynamics in LA.
He acknowledged Nipsey's efforts to bridge gaps by being careful about how he portrayed gang culture in his art, promoting unity between Crips and Bloods. Despite being from the Rolling 60s, Jap5 saw Nipsey as an influential figure who did “a lot for the community” and served as a role model even for his enemies.
Jap5 also reflected on the painful reality that Nipsey’s killer was from a rival gang, viewing it as a tragic, “hater” act that underscored the dangers Nipsey faced trying to uplift the neighborhood. Ultimately, Jap5’s story highlights Nipsey Hussle’s profound legacy — one that transcended gang lines and inspired respect across divides.
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