In a shocking revelation that has sent ripples through the hip-hop community, Eugene “Big U” Henley Jr. unknowingly admitted to having foreknowledge of Nipsey Hussle’s murder during a recently surfaced video call with rapper Loose Cannon. Just 30 minutes before the tragic shooting that claimed Hussle’s life on March 31, 2019, Big U reportedly informed Loose Cannon that Nipsey had been 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed—a claim that has fueled rampant speculation and rekindled conspiracy theories about Big U’s potential involvement in the crime.

The video, which has since gone viral, features Loose Cannon casually recounting the call, raising eyebrows and casting doubt on the timeline of events surrounding Hussle’s murder. Loose Cannon, whose connection to Hussle runs deep—being the cousin of Nipsey’s 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 mama—expressed regret that he could not warn Nipsey about Big U’s ominous call. This explosive admission has reignited discussions about Big U’s complex history with Hussle, including their tumultuous professional relationship and rumored tensions stemming from a 2011 altercation.

Despite the gravity of the allegations, federal authorities have yet to link Big U to Nipsey’s murder directly, focusing instead on a separate 43-count indictment against him related to racketeering and other criminal activities. The absence of any charges connected to Hussle’s death raises critical questions about the veracity of conspiracy theories suggesting Big U orchestrated the murder.

As the public grapples with these disturbing claims, Big U has vehemently denied any implication in Hussle’s death, emphasizing the respect and connection they shared. With the investigation ongoing and the stakes high, the hip-hop world watches closely, waiting for clarity amid the chaos of speculation and unverified accusations. The implications of this story could resonate for years to come, leaving a cloud of uncertainty over the legacy of Nipsey Hussle and the figures involved in his life and death.