Bonafide Hustler

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Bonafide Hustler is a single off of Young Buck's album "Straight Outta Cashville". This song also features G-Unit members 50 Cent and Tony Yayo. This is a song describing the life of a "Hustler" as told by G-Unit. 50 Cent describes the life of a hustler and Young Buck does the same also describing the dangers of being a Hustler. Tony Yayo describes many of the drugs associated with being a Hustler and also describe what life is like as a drug dealer. Some of the drug references include: cocaine, heroin, weed, LSD, exstacy, and other drugs. This is a song about life in the ghetto and being a dealer.

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