Hard Rock
50 Cent · Other Songs - 50 Cent
Here we go ready hard rock
Here we go ready hard rock
[Chorus - 50 cent]
What ya talkin bout
What ya talkin bout
What ya talkin bout
What ya talkin bout (my ass)
(x3)
[Ester Dean]
You can touch wherever you want
please don't touch my ass
[50 cent]
I like the way that you pop it,
you know you turn me on,
i know the way that you move it you really got me going,
girl you make . say nothing the way your body talk,
me I'm just patiently waiting to see you take it off,
Shawty not complicated, I mean don't complicate it,
I wanna get you off the floor, you and i be fornicating,
thats how it's supposed to go,
I know you know just how to drop it low,
drop drop it low, drop it low,
dr dr drop it low,
[Ester Dean]
All my ladies let me see you throw your legs up,
put your hands up ladies put your hands up,
and all the fellas grab my ta ta's,
fellas grab your mama,
you can touch wherever you want
please don't touch my ass,
[Chorus]
only a hood girl no good girl,
maybe a superfreak,
i dont wanna talk girl, i wanna fuck girl,
then maybe we can grab a bite to eat,
if you wanna play games we can play games,
for you can play with me all day,
we dont have to wait girl we can mate girl,
we can get it in right away,
funny how you like it,
i'll give it to you every way you want,
not like a cow girl, you hesitating baby get up on it,
off that shy sh-t,
off them good girl games,
off now all clothes,
off when you walk with me,
[Ester Dean]
All my ladies let me see you throw your legs up,
put your hands up ladies put your hands up,
and all the fellas grab my ta ta's
fellas grab your mama,
you can touch wherever you want
please don't touch my ass,
[Chorus]
[Ester Dean]
I'll scream make a scene if you touch that,
thats right I'll fight if you rub that,
i know its all about it,
...
girls stop playing with me,
[Chorus x2]
[End]
Hard Rock
Released by 50 Cent, "Hard Rock" stands as a defining track from his early career, embodying the aggressive, street-level energy that characterized his debut era. The song features a driving beat and a vocal delivery that blends gangsta rap with an assertive, almost confrontational tone, reflecting the gritty atmosphere of the mid-2000s hip-hop landscape. As part of his broader discography, the recording showcases his ability to craft anthems that resonate with themes of resilience and dominance. While not tied to a specific major studio album in its original release, the track remains a staple in his catalog, illustrating the raw power and rhythmic precision that established him as a leading figure in contemporary rap music.
