**Official 50 Cent Thread **Street King Immortal Final Album?**
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i hate the beat on that stop crying record
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i hate the beat on that stop crying record
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50 is really hit or miss these days... and even when he hits I forget about it within 2 days
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50 is really hit or miss these days... and even when he hits I forget about it within 2 days
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He ruined What Up Gangstas legacy..... He should just stop
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He ruined What Up Gangstas legacy..... He should just stop
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This is a good idea.
The hook for Stop crying is horrible, mainly the way he's saying Big's lyrics and don't cry dry your eye
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This is a good idea.
The hook for Stop crying is horrible, mainly the way he's saying Big's lyrics and don't cry dry your eye
imstillmike
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this new fif is wack
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this new fif is wack
50 Cent: Higher Learning [Excerpt From the Dec./Jan. 2012 Issue]
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Expanding his horizons and expanding his parameters, 50 Cent is wearing many more hats than he used to. But 10 years into his massively successful career, does the kingpin from Queens still care about rap…
50 Cent is at a crossroads. A decade ago, the man born Curtis Jackson III, 36, overhauled the rap game with a legendary mixtape run that earned him a blockbuster deal with Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and had other labels feverishly combing the country in search of the next street-approved MC. Ten years and four albums later, however, the artist once considered the standard-bearer in hip-hop has actually become something of an anomaly. Aggressive content, as he liked to put it, no longer dominates the charts. Instead, a softer style of emotional, R&B-tinged rap rules on radio, and weirdo MCs populate the blogs, making Fif an outsider once again. “I don’t see what I fell in love with,
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Expanding his horizons and expanding his parameters, 50 Cent is wearing many more hats than he used to. But 10 years into his massively successful career, does the kingpin from Queens still care about rap…
50 Cent is at a crossroads. A decade ago, the man born Curtis Jackson III, 36, overhauled the rap game with a legendary mixtape run that earned him a blockbuster deal with Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and had other labels feverishly combing the country in search of the next street-approved MC. Ten years and four albums later, however, the artist once considered the standard-bearer in hip-hop has actually become something of an anomaly. Aggressive content, as he liked to put it, no longer dominates the charts. Instead, a softer style of emotional, R&B-tinged rap rules on radio, and weirdo MCs populate the blogs, making Fif an outsider once again. “I don’t see what I fell in love with,
50 Cent: Higher Learning [Excerpt From the Dec./Jan. 2012 Issue]
[h2][/h2]
Expanding his horizons and expanding his parameters, 50 Cent is wearing many more hats than he used to. But 10 years into his massively successful career, does the kingpin from Queens still care about rap…
50 Cent is at a crossroads. A decade ago, the man born Curtis Jackson III, 36, overhauled the rap game with a legendary mixtape run that earned him a blockbuster deal with Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and had other labels feverishly combing the country in search of the next street-approved MC. Ten years and four albums later, however, the artist once considered the standard-bearer in hip-hop has actually become something of an anomaly. Aggressive content, as he liked to put it, no longer dominates the charts. Instead, a softer style of emotional, R&B-tinged rap rules on radio, and weirdo MCs populate the blogs, making Fif an outsider once again. “I don’t see what I fell in love with,
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Expanding his horizons and expanding his parameters, 50 Cent is wearing many more hats than he used to. But 10 years into his massively successful career, does the kingpin from Queens still care about rap…
50 Cent is at a crossroads. A decade ago, the man born Curtis Jackson III, 36, overhauled the rap game with a legendary mixtape run that earned him a blockbuster deal with Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and had other labels feverishly combing the country in search of the next street-approved MC. Ten years and four albums later, however, the artist once considered the standard-bearer in hip-hop has actually become something of an anomaly. Aggressive content, as he liked to put it, no longer dominates the charts. Instead, a softer style of emotional, R&B-tinged rap rules on radio, and weirdo MCs populate the blogs, making Fif an outsider once again. “I don’t see what I fell in love with,
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50got in thegame,patented his brand, got crazy paid, sold his albums(a classic), and now is making money in other fashions, as this new era of music is a totally different lane than 2001-2005
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50got in thegame,patented his brand, got crazy paid, sold his albums(a classic), and now is making money in other fashions, as this new era of music is a totally different lane than 2001-2005
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^^^And in this new era of music, 50 can't seem to make any good music
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^^^And in this new era of music, 50 can't seem to make any good music
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