What transpired between Charleston White and Nipsey Hussle, and where is he now?

A well-known American businessman, motivational speaker, content creator, media personality and Youtuber from Texas is Charleston White. The fantastic YouTube videos that this talented person makes are well known. In addition to his many talents, he is a highly controversial person who has not disregarded dead celebrities like King Von and Nipsey Hussle.

Where is Charleston White today?

Charleston White is a divisive person who has gained notoriety by revealing his past on social media and YouTube. White’s teenage years were largely devoted to drug-related activities that often took him in and out of prison.

Charleston White, then 14 years old, broke up with three other people in a Foot Locker store and stole sportswear. The man who approached them was shot dead by them. White said that despite not firing the gun, he was still responsible for the man’s death. He was released from prison in 1998. He decided to change his way of life once his adult rehabilitation program was completed.

Despite a criminal record, White has become a motivational speaker and a leader in his community. Helping Young People Excel (HYPE), an organization that aims to educate teenagers and prevent them from committing the crime, was founded by him and he was the CEO. He goes to church regularly.

According to previous reports, White was enrolled at Texas Wesleyan University to complete his undergraduate degree in criminal justice. In an effort to make a positive impact, the 52-year-old is taking a national speaking tour where he shares his knowledge, experience and personal journey of redemption.

What happened between Nipsey Hussle and Charleston White?

Charleston White claims that despite appearing to apologize in a video, he has no regrets about making jokes about Nipsey Hussle. The divisive social media personality claimed the apology wasn’t even sincere and wasn’t even a new one.

By confessing that the film was made a year earlier, the 52-year-old clarified its making. He claimed Nipsey Hussle’s fake apologies were from last year in a new video made available on Sunday, August 14.

When we got to Atlanta, he said, “I made those fake apologies,” and then chuckled cynically. He reiterated in the video in the car that Nipsey Hussle’s fake apology was from the previous year.

After receiving forgiveness from the family of the man he killed when he was just 14 years old, Charleston, a former Texas Crip, left the gang in California. He was candid in his feelings for Nipsey and other gang members.

The motivational speaker has already attacked Nipsey. In addition, he cursed certain deceased rappers associated with the aforementioned gangs, quoting them as saying, “All Bloods and Crips will perish. To all GDs and BDs, dead. Let them all pass like King Von. I hope they all die like Drakeo The Ruler. I hope they all die like Nipsey Hussle.”