Nipsey Hussle Pulls Off A Heist In "Hussle & Motivate" Video

Nipsey Hussle drops off another video from "Victory Lap."

BYAron A.Feb 21, 201811.2K Views

Nipsey Hussle's debut album Victory Lap has been well worth the wait. In addition to dropping the album on Friday, he's dropped off several high quality videos for songs off the project. While he's been making his media rounds for the past few days, he drops off his new video for "Hussle & Motivate."

Nipsey Hussle drops off the action-packed video for "Hussle & Motivation." The video finds Nipsey in dire need of a million dollars to get his friend out of jail. The rapper and crew ends up hitting a lick on an armored truck before getting into a fast pace car chase with the feds. Lauren London holds down her man as she drives the getaway into the hood, leading the police to Nip's hood. Ultimately, Nipsey's accomplishes his goal in bailing out his friend.

Peep the video above.

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