Others yelled, вЂњLong live Nipsey.вЂќДonte Coleman, 28, who lives in the neighborhood, fell to his knees and cried and called Hussle вЂњa legend.вЂќ Many mourners pulled out their phones to document the scene.

A memorial of candles, flowers and paintings of Hussle took shape in front of the store and in the parking lot.Д«laring loudly through several speakers, some of HussleвЂ™s popular songs were being played including вЂњThe Weather,вЂќ вЂќDouble UpвЂќ and вЂњHussle & Motivate.вЂќ LA Mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted about the вЂњawful tragedyвЂќ Sunday night even before investigators had confirmed his death.Д«y Monday, hundreds of people formed a circle in front of the closed store to pay their respects. вЂњHis senseless death leaves us worse off.вЂќ вЂњNipseyвЂ™s activism, leadership and dedication to community was an inspiration for Californians and beyond,вЂќ tweeted California senator and presidential candidate Kamala Harris. HussleвЂ™s philanthropic work went well beyond the usual celebrity вЂњgiving backвЂќ ethos, and political and community leaders were as quick and effusive in their praise as his fellow hip-hop artists. On Monday, the neighborhood he sought to improve was mourning him for much more than his music. The 33-year-old rapper and his business partner purchased a plaza in the Crenshaw neighborhood, intending to knock it down and erect a six-story residential building atop a commercial plaza, with Marathon as its anchor.Д«ut as Hussle stood in that same plaza Sunday night, he was shot and killed by an unknown assailant. LOS ANGELES - Nipsey Hussle thought Marathon Clothing could be a seed to revive the impoverished Los Angeles community where he grew up. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.

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