Nipsey Hussle, who made his “Crenshaw” project available today (October 8) for $100, says he made $100,000 off the release, which he also made available for free.
Nipsey sold hard copies of the collection at a pop-up shop in Los Angeles, California, signing discs for fans who lined up outside of the location. The rapper also sold Crenshaw-inspired merchandise including T-shirts and sweaters at the event.
Hussle spoke about this effort on Twitter, saying that he made $100,000 off the release.
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iamproud2pay.com ✔ @NipseyHussleWho gives a fucc what a hater gotta say…I made a hunnit k today of my album throw away’s. #CRENSHAW #Proud2pay #FUCCTHEMIDDLEMAN
More #CRENSHAW hard copies at @SlausonAveStore on Crenshaw and Slauson $100 each #Proud2pay
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