Hustle Hard (Mobz Riddim)
Vybz Kartel · Other Songs - Vybz Kartel
no more ghetto youth nuh fi dead
yo tang
(everyday we husslin)
sey enuh it right fuh we ahlone di system sey it wrong
we husslin)
suh it yet enuh
everyday we husslin - demented
yo mobz
society dont gi we nuttin atall
inna di garrison life hard
dats why everyday mi haffi hussle hard
fi di rest of my life
mi born poor but anno suh mi waan dead
everyday inna di stree mi ah hussle my bread
cah di system doh gi we nuttin fi we self
an everyman want ah roof over dem own head
ah nuff man bow out cah dem nah hol no medz
some ah inform some snitch fi di fedz
suh ghetto youths keep yu hype pon di prize
an watch out fi yuh enemies an watch out fi yuh frends
[Chorus]
inna di garrison we hussle hard everyday fi di money
hussle hard everyday fi di money
nah bow out suh nut'n nuh funny
every ghetto youth be a man like me
an hussle hard everyday fi di money
hussle hard everyday fi di money
we nah bow out nut'n doh funny
every ghetto youth dis is fi di system
di garrison condemn
cah from day one we nuh get nut'n from dem
wah happen to di juvenile dem ah big yaad
an di dem ah carmona an di one ah grants pen
we wah money fi fullup we pants lenth
no conterfeit di one weh caan spend
bruce an ,m.p we bun out di two ah dem
fi di garrison dis ah di national anthem
[Chorus]
inna di garrison we hussle hard everyday fi di money
hussle hard everyday fi di money
nah bow out suh nut'n nuh funny
every ghetto youth be a man like me
an hussle hard everyday fi di money
hussle hard everyday fi di money
we nah bow out suh nut'n doh funny
every ghetto youth try be a man like me
Hustle Hard (Mobz Riddim)
Vybz Kartel's 'Hustle Hard (Mobz Riddim)' stands as a quintessential example of the energetic dancehall sound that defined the early 2000s. Recorded on the popular Mobz Riddim, the track showcases Kartel's signature delivery, characterized by rapid-fire rhymes and a commanding presence that became a staple of the genre during his peak years. The song exemplifies the upbeat, rhythmic style typical of dancehall music, blending social commentary with infectious beats that encouraged movement and celebration. As a key track in Kartel's discography, it reflects the era's focus on resilience and street life, resonating deeply with audiences who appreciated the raw energy and lyrical flow of his recordings. The track remains a significant part of the artist's legacy, illustrating his ability to craft memorable anthems that captured the spirit of the time.