Ms. Hustle Drops New Single Co-Signed By Snoop Dogg

- September 12, 2022

Ms. Hustle’s “Let’s Get It” is a sample of “Chicken Noodle Soup” and is a tribute to Bianca Bonnie, aka Young B and has a an endorsement from Snoop Dogg.

Ms. Hustle isn’t content being one of the most talented female battle rappers ever to enter the ring. She is now is aiming to conquer the music business.

The Harlem native who is dubbed “First Lady of URL,” is a step closer to her goal with the debut of her new song, “Let’s Get It.” The track also features an excerpt from DJ Webster and Young B’s 2006 hit song, ” Chicken Noodle Soup.”

Ms. Hustle spoke specifically for AllHipHop.com that the song was born due to her desire to represent Harlem and her female rappers who been performing for Harlem. Also, she wanted to include an anthem that “embodies” the most talented female rappers in the region and immediately brought back the Harlem iconic, “Chicken Noodle Soup.”

After Hustle released the track She knew she needed to work with the artist who created it. Fans were asked to add Young B, now known as Bianca Bonnie, who instantly sent a message to Hustle to get to her the music. “Which was so awesome for myself,” said Ms. Hustle.

Is Snoop Dogg Snoop Dogg Bringing Ms. Hustle to Death Row?

After she released the track, Snoop Dogg reposted it on his Instagram page and tagged Death Row Records.

This year in the year, the Doggfather suggested that Ms. Hustle was going to “soon” be joining the label. Hustle states that the deal is in the process of being concluded and has told fans to “stay on the lookout for updates,” promising, “the evidence will be there in the pudding.” Watch the video below and stream the song at the bottom on the webpage.

Ms. Hustle promises us she will release more music in the works as well as “dropping in succession,” with a full-length project due out shortly.

Despite her ambitions to become a musician Ms. Hustle hasn’t stopped her love for battle rap. Recent appearances were on Remy Ma’s new women’s team, Chrome 23. Remy Ma, the “All the Way up” rapper announced her website in February with the aim to helping the battle rap genre for women.

“Remy Ma certainly adds A A LOT to the female battle rap scene,” Ms. Hustle revealed. “She truly cares about and is looking out for the best interests of all of the girls. She was in it to be herself. She spends her time creating and executing the trailers, events and other videos flawlessly.”

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