the song performed is whoop that trick by djay, played by terrence howardhope you enjoy. 'Carbon 15s, A.K.s & Mac 11s' Boyz N Da Hood: 11. A recording session from the film hustle and flow. Hustle & Flow: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture is the soundtrack album for the motion picture, Hustle & Flow.

It's a movie with a lot of heart and integrity, and will appeal to anyone who has ever aspired to something with all their heart, regardless of the road blocks ahead. The song, whoop that trick is off of the 2005 movie hustle & flow, starring terrence howard as, djay, a memphis pimp drug dealer looking to change his life. Anthony Anderson is also excellent as his friend/producer, and there is also Taryn Manning who is very strong in a role as a prostitute who wants to do more with her life. Craig had commented that had he made this movie within the studio system, he probably never would have been able to cast Terrence in the movie, and that would have been tragic. It features a tremendous performance by Terrence Howard as a low level pimp who suddenly breaks out of his dark surroundings to become a respected rapper. The story is similar in some respects to '8 Mile,' but it is a far better movie (and '8 Mile' was pretty good too). I got to see it last night at an AFI screening at Arclight Cinemas in Los Angeles, and the audience really reacted positively to what they saw.

'Hustle & Flow' is a very strong directorial from writer/director Craig Brewer, and it is very worthy of the buzz that it has been generating for the last couple of months.

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