Why Are People Trying To Make A Dollar?

Living in a world being a poor hustler, waking up every night thinking about the bills due tomorrow. Will I lose a dollar or will I make a dollar? Those are the things that go through your mind, when you have a family and not a dollar to give to them. All kind of promises are made, but not one every kept. Keeping a roof with lights and water that’s the promise being made by the poor hustler. African American social movements emphasizing how the controversial performances of black men as black hustlers contributed to them. Garnes, L J. (2009). Waking up with bills on your mind trying to find a way today to keep the lights on. Here goes looking around the house trying to see what I can find anything to sell. Spotting a packet of cigarettes here goes nothing walking around trying to sell them for fifty cents apiece. Out here all day and have only sold two and smoked five, damn only one dollar to bring home will it be accepted? Catching a ride with someone else to the store to steal these people products. In the game of hustling you have to always depend on the next man. Here
Rap music is usually the music of choice. Listening to songs that says I got 10 houses but in reality you only have one and about to lose that one. Giving your family all kind of false hope about having a different life and doing better things. Promising them that one day you will buy them trips around the world, nice clothes, diamonds and furs. When in all actuality all you get is a bunch of false dreams and forgotten hope. Look at this poor excuse of a human being sitting around the house eating up all the food like you are a king, when really you are a peasant trying to live like a king. Focused I am a hustler and my hustle is trying to figure out the best ways to do what I like without having to do much else. Mos Def,