1) E… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists that have performed under the name Ebony:
1) Ebony (born April 27, 2001) is a Brazilian rapper and songwriter.
She was born in Queimados, municipality of Rio de Janeiro. Ebony debuted in music in December 2018 through songs made and produced by herself on her phone. In March 2019, she officially released her first song. The following year, she received the Genius Brazil Award for Best New Artist of Rap, receiving editorial prominence in specialized vehicles, such as RollingStone Brazil magazine. She was also invited to participate in the documentary produced by Spotify Brazil about the Trap scene, being the only woman to figure among names like Matuê, Recayd and Raffa Moreira, which earned her the fame of "first girl in the national Trap".
In just over 2 years of career Ebony accumulates over 20 million streams on Spotify, over 10 million views on YouTube (including own music videos and featurings) and a veritable army of "Baddies" - which is what Ebony calls her fanbase - and collaborations with top artists from the Brazilian trap and rap scene.
2) Priscilla Opoku-Kwarteng (February 16, 1997 – February 8, 2018), known by her stage name Ebony Reigns, was a Ghanaian dancehall/Afrobeats artist known for her hit songs "Poison" and "Kupe". She was discovered by Bullet from Ruff n Smooth.
Ebony Reigns was discovered by musician and entrepreneur Bullet from Ruff n Smooth and was signed to his Ruff Town record label.
She came out with her first single, "Dancefloor", in December 2015, with a video and audio release. The song became a radio hit, landing her a nomination for the "unsung" category at the 2016 Ghana Music Awards.
In March 2016, Ebony released her major hit single "Kupe". She was signed to Ruff Town Records and Midas Touch Inc.
Hustle
Ebony Lyrics
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I've been hustling in the morning, in the afternoon and
In the evening
Bɛsin kɔhwe sika ɛni fie
ɛnti me hwehwe diɛ me ne abusua bɛ die
Neɛma me tɔn yi, men hu ano
Sika me pɛ yi, ɛmb) ano oo
ɛnti mondi me oo mudi me dwa
Mese mondi me oo oo mudi me dwa
Neɛma me tɔn yi, men hu ano
Ai heyba b)b)b)b)b)soe hey ololo ai let's go hey heyba
I've been watching you from a distance
Girl you dey hustle ebi like sey you no dey get
Chance
Awia kɛte na woti ɛnfrifie brella
Nyinaa fre kakra yɛbe die
ɛmma wo abem mbu oo
Gyae su oo
Me ba abadi wo dwa
Ma no ebusu oo
ɛnti medi wo oo medi wo dwa
ɛnɛ medi wo oo medi wo dwa
Medi we oo oo medi dwa
ɛmma wo abem abu oo
Gyae su oo
Mese mondi me oo mudi me dwa
Obi ɛmba di me oo ondi me dwa
Mese mondi me oo oo mudi me dwa
Neɛma me tɔn yi, men hu ano
Ai heyba b)b)b)b)b)soe hey ololo ai let's go hey heyba
Ai b)b)b)b)b)soe hey ololo ai eeee ai
Hustle hustle hustle real hard
Hustle hustle hustle real hard
Hustle hustle hustle real hard
Hustle hustle hustle real hard
Instrumentals
The lyrics of Ebony's song "Hustle" speak about her dedication to hard work and her desires for success. She describes how she hustles all day, from morning to evening, to make money and provide for her family. Despite the obstacles she faces, she remains determined to achieve her goals.
Throughout the song, Ebony encourages listeners to work hard like she does, to persevere in the face of adversity and trust in themselves. She also acknowledges the struggles that come with the hustle, including being taken advantage of by people who promise to help but end up exploiting her.
Overall, "Hustle" is a powerful anthem for anyone who is trying to make something of themselves through hard work and determination. It showcases Ebony's talent as a songwriter and performer and is a tribute to her legacy as one of Ghana's most beloved musicians.
Line by Line Meaning
Heyba Danny beat
The song is starting with a shout out to the music producer Danny Beat, who produced the instrumental for this song.
I've been hustling in the morning, in the afternoon and In the evening
The artist is explaining that she has been constantly working hard and hustling throughout the day, from morning till night.
Bɛsin kɔhwe sika ɛni fie ɛnti me hwehwe diɛ me ne abusua bɛ die
She is describing how she has been saving money at home and is proud to be a good example to her family.
Neɛma me tɔn yi, men hu ano Sika me pɛ yi, ɛmb) ano oo
People are asking her for favors and loans, but she's careful to lend money that she can afford to lose.
ɛnti mondi me oo mudi me dwa Obi ɛmba di me oo ondi me dwa Mese mondi me oo oo mudi me dwa Neɛma me tɔn yi, men hu ano
She is explaining how people tend to disappoint her by not returning their debts or not keeping their promises.
Ai heyba b)b)b)b)b)soe hey ololo ai let's go hey heyba
This is a vocal ad-lib to hype the song and bring more energy to it.
I've been watching you from a distance Girl you dey hustle ebi like sey you no dey get Chance
She is complimenting someone she admires and sees working hard, like they don't believe they will ever have the opportunity to succeed.
Awia kɛte na woti ɛnfrifie brella Nyinaa fre kakra yɛbe die ɛmma wo abem mbu oo Gyae su oo
People are quick to pretend like they know you and your struggles, but in reality, they don't understand what you are going through.
Me ba abadi wo dwa Ma no ebusu oo / ɛnti medi wo oo medi wo dwa ɛnɛ medi wo oo medi wo dwa Medi we oo oo medi dwa
She is telling someone to trust her and let her guide them instead of letting others take advantage of them.
ɛmma wo abem abu oo Gyae su oo Mese mondi me oo mudi me dwa Obi ɛmba di me oo ondi me dwa
She is addressing the same issue mentioned before about people not keeping their promises or returning their debts.
Hustle hustle hustle real hard Hustle hustle hustle real hard Hustle hustle hustle real hard Hustle hustle hustle real hard Instrumentals
The chorus is emphasizing the importance of hustling hard and repeatedly to achieve one's goals.
Contributed by Victoria B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@emmanakwesi2064
It's 2023 and I'm still enjoying this master piece. R.I.P Ebony
@michelleappiah-danquah2932
Ebony forever in our hearts❤
@francis4533
I was in Ghana when ebony was trending everywhere.. so sad she didn’t get to enjoy the fame
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@adamfozia7685
@@michelleappiah-danquah2932. 1:26 😅😊😊
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@Meeesssiiii
2024 and still listening
@user-tc9sl9no2q
Who's watching 2024, rest in peace ✌️
@paulacavele1957
Watching from Lilongwe. Rest in peace my dear
@misslatyfah7252
We try to live without you but we can't it's hard too hard it's been 6 years now but we Still can't forget you it's like you're Always with us we feel your presence in our hearts ohemaa i still love you and i love you forever ohemaa 😭 my Queen my fave artiste my heart my black Queen my Ebony my Priscilla my akosua my 90sbadgyal my nana hemaa the queen of Ghana i love you and i Always love you from 🇸🇳😭😭😭😭