Blacc Sam, Nipsey Hussle's former manager, confirms that an unreleased collaborative album by Nipsey Hussle and YG is in the works, with the working title *Two of America's Most Wanted*. In addition, a large amount of unreleased material has been discovered, including collaborations with Jay-Z and the All Money In crew, which will soon be released as part of a documentary about Nipsey\u2019s life and career. This extensive project features countless tracks, verses, and hooks that Nipsey recorded over the years and will further solidify his legacy.<\/em><\/p>\n Blacc Sam, who served as manager and close collaborator to the late Nipsey Hussle for many years, has some news for fans. During an interview on the Bootleg Kev podcast, he revealed that there is still unreleased material from the legendary rapper on the way. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nThe news comes as part of a larger documentary project intended to honor Nipsey's legacy and chronicle his entire artistic journey.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nBlacc Sam spoke about a collaborative album between Nipsey Hussle and YG that the two had been working on before Nipsey's death in 2019. The project had the working title *Two of America's Most Wanted*, but was never completed. The studio sessions did, however, result in some tracks.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n\"I think 'Fuck Donald Trump' came out of one of those sessions and they just leaked it,\" Blacc tells Sam. \"As far as I know, not many full songs were finished, but there are probably a few verses.\"<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nThe team conducted an extensive search of Nipsey's archives to find all available material. That effort yielded countless unreleased tracks, verses, and hooks that Nipsey had recorded over the years.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nOne of the most significant collaborations that came to light is Nipsey\u2019s work with Jay-Z on the *Judas and the Black Messiah* soundtrack. \"I remember they sent me the track when Jay was featured on it. Hussle had always wanted to do something with Jay, so I thought: we\u2019ve got one for bro,\" said Blacc Sam. The track became the first new Nipsey Hussle music released after his death and was widely celebrated by fans and the press.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nBut there's more. Blacc Sam reveals that there is a substantial amount of unreleased material from Nipsey's collaboration with producer Bino and from sessions with the All Money In crew\u2014artists like Pac-Man, J Stone, and Killer Twine.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n\"These are verses he's put together. So that's going to be a project\u2014the All Money In project,\" says Blacc Sam. A full collaborative album is on the way.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nThe unreleased material will be strategically released through an extensive documentary about Nipsey Hussle's life and career. The project, currently in post-production, will consist of eight to nine episodes and feature hundreds of hours of archival footage.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nA long-awaited project that\u2019s finally seeing the light of day. Nipsey\u2019s legacy continues to grow.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nListen & Watch<\/h2>\n