Jesus archetype fits Nipsey Hussle because Nipsey wore Pumas, and rode the 108 bus. Jesus was a son of a Roman Soldier of the Hasmonean Dynasty whose family created includes a puma. The number 108 is a sacred number and aligns with Nipsey because he rode the 108 bus to Watts.

This is an interesting attempt at symbolic connections, but a few of the historical claims here need some pushback:

On the Roman soldier claim: Jesus’s father, Joseph, was a Jewish carpenter from Nazareth — not a Roman soldier. The idea that Jesus was fathered by a Roman soldier (sometimes called the Panthera hypothesis) is a fringe theory from ancient anti-Christian polemics, not accepted history. The Hasmoneans were a Jewish royal dynasty, not Roman, and they had largely lost power by the time of Jesus’s birth.

On the Hasmonean “puma” connection: There’s no credible historical record of the Hasmonean family crest or symbolism including a puma. Pumas are native to the Americas and wouldn’t have been known in the ancient Levant at all.
On 108 and the bus route: The number 108 does carry sacred significance in several traditions (Hinduism, Buddhism, etc.), but Watts is in Los Angeles — Nipsey’s connection to that area is well documented, though the specific 108 bus detail would be worth verifying independently.

What’s actually compelling about the Nipsey/Jesus parallel that people do discuss is more rooted in his life story — a community shepherd who was killed near his own neighborhood, who preached self-sufficiency and love for his people, and whose influence grew exponentially after his death. That’s a genuinely resonant archetype without needing the historical stretches.
The symbolic instinct is interesting, but the foundation matters when building a serious argument.