Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. This is your host, Nees Showbo, another episode of bars

where I break down a powerful, potent, impactful excerpt, whether it's from a rap song that I'm

listening to, whether it's from a book, whether it's from an interview I heard, just something that I consider to be a bar that I want to give you my take on and

show you how I interpret it, which I believe is valuable. All right, so today is a bar from an

artist who I've done, when his debut album came out, I literally broke down his whole

entire album, just did a books and bars takeover. And one of my favorite artist. And when he got

shot and killed earlier this year, I was heartbroken and still am quite honestly. Even when I see his

music videos, it's kind of hard to even accept that he's gone. And I can only imagine how those

close to him feel. I was watching one of his videos and he was talking, he had, he has one of

his friends, he named Tiny Loat or what do you say, Tiny Copy?

Tiny Copy is this dude who's always with him.

And I was thinking, man, how heartbroken he must be to this day, given the fact that, you know, his best friend is gone.

And the artist, of course, is Nipsey Hustle.

And one of the reasons why I love nipsy hustle is not just

because his raps are dope and you know good beats and all of that which is which is definitely true

is that he's so real uh and what i mean by real is he he breaks down very complex things in a very

easy to understand way

and in a way that you could relate to.

And he says something in this song.

The song is called Stuck in the Grind.

And he says something that's so powerful

and I want to break it down.

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