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Blacc Sam talks about the support Roc Nation continues to give even though Nipsey Hussle is no longer physically here🕊️. Emory Jones (JAY-Z’s bestfriend) also helped broker Nip’s Puma deal, he did the same for Solange, Rihanna, Meek Mill, & Asap Rocky.

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