While most rappers would say “I’m gonna do this” and then go immediately try and do it, Nip worked until it was the right time. And he was delivering an album he had promised (and been working on) for almost a decade. The same way MBDTF was Kanye returning after exile, Victory Lap was Nipsey returning to the major label level of the music industry. And he was really from the 60’s, living the life so many rappers claim they do. He bounced back after the label deal ain’t work out and built his own empire. Rap Niggas - Now we get the mission statement. This was a boss enjoying his life the way he’s tailor-made it to be lived.Ģ. This was a boss looking back at just how far he’d come. This was his first released partnered with a major label rather than signed to one or independent. For all the projects Nip released during his lifetime, this was his DEBUT ALBUM. That legacy plays into how momentous this album feels. Unlike Juice, Nipsey had a long legacy already built and cemented by the time he passed. Tragically, the authors of these 2018 opuses are no longer with us. As is the Juice WRLD album from the same year that I covered earlier. I know I typically do retro album reviews, but honestly I’m really just covering the classics. Keep the opening bars of the Victory Lap intro on loop as I set the stage.
NIPSEY HUSSLE DOUBLE UP INSTRUMENTAL FULL
Big Bento Energy is most definitely in full effect. Sky Bento here on the check-in once again.
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