Hustler's Hustler
Ginuwine · Other Songs - Ginuwine
V1- Something like a dream she was/she had your boy
so caught up/she could post for King Magazine/ And
at the same time she could be street/ Used to give
her everything/ From the ?
?? to the diamond rings/ the killing part about this
was (was)/ One of my homies knew somebody that was doing the same thang/
Chorus - She's the type of girl to take your heart
away/ Shorty bad as hell/ do whatever it takes/ She
won't ever let nothing ever stand in her way
(naw)/ Cause she got to get it
(get it)/ She's a Hustler's Huslter
(she's a hustler's hustler)/ Hustler's Hustler
(hustler's hustler)/ She's a Hustler's Hustler
(she's a hustler's hustler)/ Hustler's Hustler ( come on)
V2 - You know I can look deep in her eye's/this ain't
no ???/still it hurts my pride/ I thought I knew who
she was/ She always acting like she's so in love/ She
was just doing it to get ahead/ To make her happy I
was breaking bread/ I can't believe I let her in my
head / But I can't get mad (no) cause she's a hustler
Chorus [repeat 2x]- She's the type of girl to take
your heart away/ Shorty bad as hell/ do whatever it
takes/ She won't ever let nothing ever stand in her
way (naw)/ Cause she got to get it
(get it)/ She's a Hustler's Huslter
(she's a hustler's hustler)/ She's a Hustler's Hustler
(hustler's hustler)/ She's a Hustler's Hustler
(she's a hustler's hustler)/ She's a Hustler's Hustler ( come on)
Hustler's Hustler
Ginuwine's 'Hustler's Hustler' stands as a defining track of late 1990s R&B, blending smooth vocals with a rhythmic, hip-hop-infused beat that captured the era's evolving sound. Released during a period when the artist was establishing himself as a premier voice in contemporary R&B, the song exemplifies the genre's shift toward incorporating urban textures while maintaining melodic sensibilities. Its production features a distinct, repetitive hook that became a staple in radio rotation, influencing countless subsequent artists in the field. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of the time, drawing upon the broader cultural landscape of hip-hop and soul to create a timeless anthem about ambition and success. As a cornerstone of Ginuwine's discography, the track remains a significant reference point for understanding the evolution of 1990s music and the artist's lasting impact on the genre.