RAY LUV - Definition of a Hustla MUSIC VIDEO (DVDRIP) PTBTV

Ray Luv's DEFINITION OF A HUSTLA music video featuring The Link Crew (Ant D.O.G. & Young Grin) directed by Jonathan Heuer & Michael Martin. Classic Bay Area rap music video.

Bay Area rapper Ray Luv was first in a group called Strictly D.O.P.E, a six member group which included 2Pac. Strictly D.O.PE signed with TNT records and records some tracks together for a album for Shock G. The album was finished but it has never been released. Strictly D.O.PE did'nt work out. 2Pac went to Shock G and his group Digital Undergound. Ray Luv's father did'nt want Ray to continue with the group. Ray Luv went to Strictly Business records and recorded a EP in 1992 called Who can be trusted, later re-released as Get My Money On. It contained the hit track Get My Money On! In 1993 he appereared on Mac Dre's album Young Black Brotha on the track They Don't Understand and on Mac Mall's album Illegal Business? on the track Pimp Shit.

Ray Luv signed with Khayree's label Young Black Brotha Records to record the album Forever Hustlin in 1995. It featured Mopreme, Rated R, Young Dre and Ray Luv's group The Link Crew. In 1996 Ray appeared on 2 tracks on the Young Lay album Black n Dangerous on Young Black Brotha Records including the track Got 2 Survive with 2Pac and Mac Mall.

Ray Luv left Young Black Brotha Records to his own record label Big Eddie Recordings. He released the album Coup D'Etat in 1999 on his record label. It featured Ant Dog, Triple X, Messy Marv and San Quinn. The track Chasin Heavin Raisin Hell was dedicated to 2Pac. In 2002 Ray Luv released A Prince In Exile. Ray Luv recorded a number of records over the years but has not released any to the general public.

In 2008 Ray Luv teamed with Emcee T, a Chinese American producer / artist, as a co-host for the TV show, PUSHIN' THE BAY TV.