The tributes to Nipsey Hussle continued this weekend at Power 106 Presents: The Liftoff concert at the FivePoint Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. G-Eazy concluded his performance of "No Limit" by showing his appreciation for the crowd, and extending a "rest in peace" message to Nipsey before walking off the stage.
His set was followed by an homage to Nip, which involved Power 106 radio personalities and crew members getting together on stage to dim the limits, and play a video package centered around the late rapper as "Double Up" played softly in the background. The audience punctuated the special moment by lighting up their phones for him.
Mustard's set included an homage to Nipsey, where he played "Last Time That I Checc'd," telling the crowd, "I could do this shit alone, but I think I'll bring out a friend" before Dom Kennedy walked onto the stage.
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That same night, DJ Khaled was joined on the Saturday Night Live stage by Big Sean, Jeremih, J Balvin, John Legend, Lil Baby, Lil Wayne, Meek Mill, and SZA to take a moment and remember Nipsey as "Higher" came to an end.
