Hustle & Flow: DJay's song Whoop That Trick plays on the radio 

That white girl took one for the team. Honestly, that's probably 100% how the music industry is. If you don't know someone, you gotta get in one way or another.

This is my second favorite scene in movie history. Obviously when they made the song that made it my favorite.

Singing whoop that tric to the baby is crazy 😂😂😂

Watching this and then seeing Taryn playing the role of Karen is wild. She is so underrated as an actress

What we need Hustle and Flow pt .2

Ole girl he put out on the street hit hard times like that in real life. Wild art imitates life.

The baby 🤣🤣🤣

One of the most realistic rap movie ever made

It’s about time for a part 2, and please I don’t mean lucious Lyon shit they literally need a hustle and flow part 2

That object in the room was well placed near her hand in the thumbnail.

Dis not wat the streets do. It's hard now. Where the love at

This song was written before he ever met skinny black. 😂😂 Who Shot Ya, mayne.

Djay aka lucious Lyon 😂

After what happened with Skinny Black, I thought DeeJay was gonna take that tape and stick in the toilet in his cell. Then the circle would be complete...

Nola was the Dirty South white super head

Where part 2 at😂

So is he gonna listen to the demo?

Nola got a little scooter on her

So correctional officers are keeping demos on hand now? Lol 😂

Paramount gave T 12k for that movie part now who’s the real pimp ?

Which one is Rick Ross though??

I remember people being very upset about the depiction of women in this movie, controversial

Who's that Rick Ross?

Lite skinny..

They stole everything from 8ball and MJG. 😢

she look like off-brand Leslie Knope

The movie was ass, but the beat is dope.

1st.

That was gay

That music was SO bad.

I remember when this movie came out when I was a teenager and all my friends were obsessed with it and to this day I will never understand why it became so famous. This movie has to be one of the worst movies ever made

I was laying in bed in a detox coming off dope a few years ago and we had TVs in our rooms. I'm addicted to hip hop but I had never seen this...I watched it..and something about watching it with a clean head gave me the chills..in a good way..I'm clean right now...I'll never forget how this movie inspired me

And that corrections officer was Rick Ross 🤣🤣🤣

The bald headed c.o was inspired so much that he quit his job, gained weight and formed the label Maybac music!

I love the ending of this movie...cuz the whole movie u seen djay struggling struggling STRUGGLING! but he pulls thru it, decides to start working on his dream almost by accident and the producers and djay start making this fire. in the way it all comes together is jus magic,by the end, his girls who he DOES CARE FOR, got his back and push his dream forward. mannnn what a great ride this movie was. ITS ONE OF THOSE MOVIES, THAT AFTER U SEE IT, ITS ALMOST LIKE U WANNA GO BACK IN TIME AND SEE IT FOR THE FIRST TIME AGAIN anyone feel way too?

Best hip hop movie of all times. Surpasses Straight Outta Compton

Bad ass movie. Great performances all around. And Terrance Howard got skills!! Big time!!

Back when movies were still real.

That white lady deserved all the profit

They call me big five 0 Now they call me Rozay

Nola straight up hustled that DJ 107.1 she a straight ganster

Great ending. THIS is the game. You let a good ho graduate.

Best film of its time. Big heart. Big messages.

Thank you Memphis Grizzlies for helping me discover this song.

Cassette tape that's what got him in jail 🤣

A lot of people don’t understand why Hustle & Flow is such a significant and monumental movie, and why people enjoy it so much. They trivialize it to just some pimp trying to rap, but it’s so much more than that. Throughout the movie, you realize that Djay isn’t necessarily a bad guy. Sure, he’s a dealer and a pimp, which isn’t necessarily ethical, but for the most part, his heart is in the right place, but he falls victim to his environment. When the dude sells him the keyboard, he immediately wants to make sure he didn’t steal it from children. He confides in Shug, opens up to her, is vulnerable, and in a weird dysfunctional way, they fall in love with one another. When he’s in the bathroom with Skinny, he says, “A wild n***a would do some f**ked up stuff to you right now” - basically letting Skinny know, like “Look, I’m just trying to help you pull your pants up, I’m not trying to take advantage of you in any way.” That really shows Djay’s character and his essence. This movie is so much more than a gritty, urban, hood movie. • It’s the authenticity. The connection of having a dream, a desire, a goal that you so desperately want to attain. • It’s the casting and the little sparks of humor throughout the film, like when Djay mistakes Shelby for a Mormon, and how Key says: “No, he’s just light skin.” Or when Nola and Lexus start argumenting on the couch, while Key and Djay are rapping in Yvette’s kitchen. • It’s the way Djay holds on to his father’s watch with such pride, and talks about how the school buses remind him of his father. As people of color - especially in the Black community - we may not have the fanciest material things, like diamonds and pearls, but we have our family, our memories, and our reminders that there’s some beauty in life. • It’s the music and the songs that are so relatable. • It’s the way Djay adamantly says, “Hell no” when Shug accidentally thought he wanted her to leave, or the special moment that she gives him the necklace, or when he passionately kisses her before seeing Skinny. • It’s the way Nola desperately cries and says, “Do you know what I do in the back of them cars.” Or when she says, “I know when you’re messing with my head. And sometimes I let you, because I need my head messed with.” Even if you’ve never sold your body, you can’t help put to have empathy for her. • It’s the heartbreak you feel when Djay picks up the tape in the toilet. • It’s when Djay says that he’s going to lie and tell Keisha that she can be president, because she’s a kid who has a dream. It’s the beautiful way dreams never seem too big or too unattainable to a child.

What a time to be alive when this movie came out

This is one of the most realistic movies I've seen. Go to any hood in America, and this is exactly how everyone is. Fantastic movie.

The beginning of Lucious Lyon!!!!!

Every corrections officer run both sides of the law.

DJ Qualls rocking a black Flag shirt. Years later and just noticed. Fuck yes.

That song is the dumbest song I've ever heard in my life and for them to say it 20 times just on the radio that radio station should be put down that song SUCKS

Nola went from prostitute to manager she always had the gift of gab… shug went from ex prostitute to singer… light skin went from smoking to producer .. djay pimp/ drug dealer to rapper

Shoutout to the mavs for whooping that trick to the suns 🤣🤣👏🏽

Everybody gotta have a dream.

Me with a broom at 1:28 🤣🤣

That’s that chick from Sons of Anarchy

Everyone didn’t realize this was Rick Ross Origin Story.

Man I really want to check out big 5.0 and block C's tape out

This is literally one of my most favorite movies of all time!! This movie was perfect from beginning to end!!🎉🎉🎉

"This that cat that stomped on skinny with that whoop that trick song"

We in the rap game too "Big 5-0" 😂😂😂

Didn't know Rick Ross made a cameo xD

My friends and I sang this for months after this movie first came out And of course I’ve been singing “it’s hard out here for a pimp” since this came out

This movie deserved a sequel, with D-Jay becoming a big rap star, with Luda as his big rival. Could've played it out like Jeezy vs Gucci Mane.

my favorite part is the "Whoop That Trick" line

Shout out to Memphis for giving us great music from the first guitar hero Chuck Berry to all the hip hop.

I heard this song in The Cleveland Show!

rode that music all the way to Stark Industries

Such a great ending

Rick Ross is the big 50😁 he a 12

what are those songs that was on the radio before whoop that trick?

This movie a guilty pleasure of mine!!!

That’s how Rick Ross got started at the end

History repeats itself

Loved this movie

They really could have made a good trilogy out of this. DJay's rise to starting a rap empire but his ego and ambitions get the best of him and ruin him. A tale as old as time itself.

It’s like the black version of That Thing You Do…. Only less classy.

Unknown end credit scene. Djay goes back to his cell and pisses on the cassette tape, because he from the streets and don’t fuck with no c.o.’s maan….. Especially one who calls himself “Big 5-0”, when, let’s be honest, is average sized at best…..

Great movie.... an he is a very smart

Officer Ricky

I hate to play devils advocate, but now you’re understanding why a lot of athletes married these type of women. This is your answer .😊

Just to point out the fake narratives of today. Most people thought that Dolly Parton was going to win the Oscar for transamerica. Which was about a transgender woman, this was like 2005 lol. So none of this stuff is new

Mujhe Pyar Ho Gaya aap Kisi ek se I love you💕❤❤❤❤

Okay so did he really know skinny black?

She was fine

I wish there was a 2nd movie after he got out of jail

Cause she was IN CHARGE good snow bunny good job😉

*She did her shhhh!*

So she whored herself out for 1:16 of whop that trick???

Martin Timothy Brown Donna Thompson Barbara

Eminem’s girl from 8 mile is hilarious here..lol

Que pelicula clásica chingona me encanta

You can feel the Memphis geat in that scene

Thats how Rick Ross got his start

Yea my dog double down without witness or cause especially when we know some shit

"Yo Man, I got um... 11 months, so I've decided to decipher the quadratic wave angles of 1x1=2"

She def gave up some tail to get that played

Isn't that Rick Ross at the end 👮 🚨 🚔 🤡 😂

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