@onlyrealtalkofficial: In 2005, 50 Cent opened the Get Rich or Die Tryin’ soundtrack with “Hustler’s Ambition,” released on October 11 as the film’s first single. Produced by B-Money “B$” and sampling Frankie Beverly and Maze’s “I Need You,” the track paired a soulful, reflective beat with 50’s story of survival, ambition and becoming a boss. “Hustler’s Ambition” reached No. 65 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became a bigger hit overseas, earning Gold certification in the UK and Platinum in New Zealand. As the opening song for 50 Cent’s semi-autobiographical film, it captured the hunger behind his rise from Queens drug dealer to global superstar. With its motivational message and cinematic energy, “Hustler’s Ambition” became one of 50 Cent’s most enduring statements about turning struggle into success. #50cent #2000s #gunit #realtalk #wethebest

Jcc :

And people say Jay-z is better😂😂😂

NINE :

50 was straight spitting fire here.

@JeanetteMontjane :

Is that Mase

ر :

Before I watched the movie I thought it was based on the album

Rikki :

The Game used this beat in a diss and it was absolutely 🔥

constefani :

I don’t know 💩 about Gymnastics, I summersault Bricks! 🔥

. :

The motion this guy had back in the day needs to be studied

Ogge :

This was my teenage years with iPod, no social media and fucking adventures

Oneblood du cowowallebro :

best music

🤓 :

Truth is he in the top 10. The Impact he had when i debuted still one of the biggest.

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BB :

The best to do it

Break time Bob :

im here now calm down yo

Motivated Drip :

Motivated Drip🙌

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Gangland

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he on 1

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