The Prince of the Roc, Memphis Bleek, will try once again to shed his “sidekick rapper” status once and for all with his new single, Hustla. Bleek paints a vivid portrait, reminiscing on his former drug-dealing days; he descriptively weaves the product, the fiends, the profit, and the cops all together. With a beat by Swizzy protégé Neo Da Matrix that screams East Coast, Hustla should get extensive play in the clubs up and around NYC. But the real question remains: Will this finally be the single that gets Memphis Bleek the respect he has sought out from under Jay-Z’s shadow?
the beat was set for a success and all he needed to do was cap on it. and he failed. shouldn’t made this a hustling track. hustling isn’t that detailed to apply to this type of beat. dumbass. what has jay taught you all of this time? how to mooch
geez man they got all dis money and dis is what they come with.. erm yeah i know lets rap about money and drug dealin...no body done that b4...so when i look back in my box am i gunna pull dis one and think now this is classic...not knocking his ability but seems like the same old rap
BLEEK WHAT U DOING . U AINT HUSTLA YOU GIVE IT AWAY THE MONEY . YOU SPENT MONEY ON THIS BEAT AND YOU DIDNT DO NOTHING WITH THIS BEAT BUT LOSE IT . RESPECT TO BLEEK BUT DOG U NEED TO GO BACK TO THE LAB . AND HUSTL UP YOUR SKILLS
wat up wit j-kwon doin some wak @*#$! wit good charlotte. does he not kno they rockers. check it out its called no more cryin. i kno j-kwon did not disappear for like 10 years to com e bak wit that @*#$!.
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