Ballers Style 2000 - My Life From A Hustlers Point

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Review by Rick Wyers

Album Review: My Life From A Hustler’s Point by Ballers Style 2000 Alright, let’s talk about My Life From A Hustler’s Point, the gritty Hip Hop album dropped by Ballers Style 2000 back in '99. Straight outta the US and released under Midland Millenium Music, this record dives deep into Gangsta rap and G-Funk vibes, painting a raw picture of street life. With Charles E. Vannoy and Delon Vannoy executively producing it, you know they weren’t playing around when they put this together. Now, I gotta say—the whole project has that late-night hustle energy to it, but two tracks really stuck with me: “Ghetto Side” and “Early Morning Hustle.” “Ghetto Side” hits different because it’s not just some flashy anthem; it feels personal. The lyrics are like a window into what life is like on the block, no sugarcoating. You can almost feel the tension in the air as they spit bars over that slow-rolling G-Funk beat. It’s the kinda track that makes you nod your head while thinking, "Damn, this is real." Then there’s “Early Morning Hustle,” which flips the vibe a bit. This one’s got more bounce to it, perfect for those days when you’re grinding nonstop. The hook sticks in your head for hours, trust me. It’s smooth yet sharp, reminding you how hard folks work to survive—even if their hustle ain’t exactly legal. There’s something motivational about it, even though the subject matter is heavy. The rest of the album keeps the momentum going too. Tracks like “R.I.P.” and “Meet Me At The Telly” bring solid storytelling, while joints like “Hustlin X-tra Hard” double down on the grind mentality. And shoutout to “Servin Game”—that one’s cold-blooded with its delivery. Every song adds another layer to the hustler’s journey, keeping things authentic from start to finish. Looking back at this album now, it’s wild how much it captures a specific time and place. In ‘99, the game was changing fast, and albums like this reminded everyone where Hip Hop came from. But here’s the thing—it’s not all glorification. There’s pain, struggle, and consequences woven throughout these tracks. That’s what makes My Life From A Hustler’s Point stand out. Oh, and random thought—listening to this feels like stepping into an old-school arcade. Not sure why, maybe it’s the beats or the throwback energy, but yeah… retro vibes for sure. Anyway, if you’re into unfiltered Hip Hop that tells it like it is, give this one a spin. Just don’t blame me if you end up zoning out and missing your bus stop.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Late Night Scheme'n3:34
R.I.P.4:45
Meet Me At The Telly2:59
Hustlin X-tra Hard2:59
Early Morning Hustle3:48
Servin Game2:58
Don't Try 2 Ride Now4:48
Block 2 Block3:57
Life From A Hustler's Point4:22
Swoop To 7-23:19
K.C. Hustlin2:25
Ghetto Side4:51

Video

Ballers Style 2000 - Block 2 Block, R.I.P. (1999 Kansas City,MO)

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Labels

Midland Millenium Music

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Credits

RoleCredit
Executive-ProducerCharles E. Vannoy, Delon Vannoy

Notes

No year any where on the covers

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *My Life From A Hustler’s Point* by Ballers Style 2000 is a raw time capsule of late '90s hip-hop. Released in 1999, it blends Gangsta rap and G-Funk styles, capturing the gritty essence of street life. What stands out is the executive production by Charles E. Vannoy and Delon Vannoy—father and son duo running Midland Millenium Music. Tracks like "Ghetto Side" and "R.I.P." paint vivid pictures of struggle and survival. It’s wild how this indie project reflects both personal stories and broader themes of hustlin’ during that era.

Comments

clarissatibbs
2025-03-15
Nice. Music. Sean's. Nice. Channel❤❤. Thanks. Brother