J.Lo And Constance Wu Lead A Band Of Savvy Strippers In First Look At Hustlers

It's been weeks in the making, however the entire Hustlers trailer is finally here, and it was absolutely worth the wait, as this first bit of footage practically oozes style.


Set to Cardi B's cash we're introduced to Constance Wu's Destiny, who just wants to issue for her family member as a dancer so she can make the sort of cash she deserves. Nevertheless her newly-minted professional stripper mentor Ramona (Jennifer Lopez) has more than that in mind.


Ramona wants to use her merry musical group of strippers' unique talents to rob the wealthy Wall Street customers who come I and disrespect them daily to prepare a higher class of life for almost each of the hard-working ladies. Before long, Destiny's in – and the sisterhood is born.


“They stole from everybody. Hard working people lost everything and not one of those douchebags go to jail,” says Ramona. “The game is rigged and yes it does not award people who play by the rules. It’s like robbing a bank, except you get the keys. Are you in?"


And what a sisterhood it is: Lili Reinhart, Lizzo, Keke Palmer, Julia Stiles, Madeline Brewer, and Mercedes Ruehl round out the order, making this one ridiculously star-studded cast.


At first, some of the ladies aren't fully into the entire "stealing from prosperous dudes" vibe, however Ramona rapidly sets them straight – there's not much their wealthy customers can do.


“What if somebody calls the cops?” Asks one of Ramona's fledgling swindlers. “And says what?” She responds, mocking her victims. “‘I spent $5,000 at a strip club! Send help!'”


Hustlers was actually inspired by a 2015 New York Magazine article that chronicled a musical group of real-life strippers who stole from filthy wealthy boys to give to themselves — a "modern Robin Hood story," as author Jessica Pressler told it.


Right now that you've seen your first real look at the movie, we doubt you're going have the ability to stand the wait – however good news! Hustlers is dancing its way into theaters on September 13. Get ready for this quadruple-dose of girl power.