Henson, 'Baby Boy') is sidelined with a pregnancy).

Lex (Paula Jai Parker, 'She Hate Me,' 'Phone Booth'), DJay's 2nd income, gets troublesome, so DJay throws her and her kid out, upsetting Nola and Shug (third girl Shug (Taraji P. Key's wife Yevette (Elise Neal, 'Paid in Full,' 'Mission to Mars') is less than pleased he's spending time in a whore house. Key's impressed with what he hears and brings in Shelby (DJ Qualls, 'The New Guy') to provide the beat. A junkie hard up for money sells him a Casio keyboard for a quarter. At Arnel's Bar, the owner (Isaac Hayes, 'South Park's' Chef) confides that Skinny will be in town and that DJay should procure some 'good stuff' for him - a brush with fame all but assured. All of a sudden, things start to click for Djay. Djay's not merely disgruntled for his own situation, but clearly he thinks Nola should be aiming higher herself as well (and when she does, it's corny as hell, but satisfying). The camera pulls back (cinematography by Amy Vincent, 'The Caveman's Valentine') to reveal that he's talking to Nola (Taryn Manning, 'A Lot Like Love,' '8 Mile'), one of his three girls, in his Chevy Caprice Classic (complete with rust-proofed front fenders). The film begins with a tight shot of DJay (Howard, in a breakthrough role if ever there was one, delivering a beautifully written soliloquy) as he offers his philosophy on why men are like dogs except for the fact that dogs never question their purpose. Writer/director Craig Brewer may be accused of sugar coating the lives of a pimp and his whores, but he and his cast have created such slam dunk terrific characters, that one can suspend one's disbelief and giddily get into their groove. 2005's Audience Award winner is the real deal, though. Whoop that trick I'mma make these sucka's recognize I ain't playin' ho If you violate off the top, trick you gotta go I done held in a lot of shit and I'm 'bout to flip Now I think it's time to show you bitches who you fuckin' with Djay that's the name, and I came to bring the pain Ana on.All too often, 'hits' from the Sundance Film Festival make one wonder how altitude affects audiences. The song, “Whoop That Trick” is off of the 2005 movie Hustle & Flow, starring Terrence Howard as, “Djay”, a Memphis pimp/drug dealer looking to change his life.

50+ videos Play all Mix - DJay (Terrence Howard) - Whoop that trick - Hustle & Flow soundtrack YouTube Strangest Last Meal Requests On Death Row - Duration: 11:16. Watch the video for Whoop That Trick (Instrumental) by DJay for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. They are Whoop That Trick, It Aint Over, and Hard Out There For a Pimp. He also made 3 songs for that movie which are hits. The main character in the movie Hustle & Flow.

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