ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月6日 01時13分

Nipsey Hussle was one of a number of successful hip-hop artists who have remained where they got their start, despite the risks. The Los Angeles rapper, who was shot and killed on Sunday, didn’t anchor his image to money and cars. Instead, he spent time in the neighborhood and worked with the community. “Nipsey’s there kissing babies, taking selfies,” recalled Mark Webster. #Nipsey “represented a less visible, less glamorous, but increasingly ascendant hip-hop archetype: the regional legend, a member of rap’s middle class who can do well without ever reaching mainstream mega-fame,” writes our culture reporter @joecoscarelli. @alexwelshphoto shot this photo on Tuesday of mourners gathering around a vigil in front of @themarathonstore where #Nipsey was killed. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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