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2 days ago · Get Rich or Die Tryin' is easily 50 Cent’s longest-charting album in the U.K. Only one other release, Best Of, has managed at least 100 turns on the tally. Speaking of Best Of, that set is also ...
6 days ago · 50 Cent has continued to ignite his feud with music rival Sean 'P Diddy' Combs after he broke his silence on the latest allegations made against the BadBoy Records founder
5 days ago · Sean Combs presents 50 Cent with the Best Video Award at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards. Chris Polk/FilmMagic/Getty Images. In the 1990s, 50 and Combs were both rising in the hip-hop industry ...
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4 days ago · 50 Cent’s path to making his first $100 million was marked by strategic investments, smart partnerships, and a relentless drive to succeed. From his early music success with Get Rich or Die Tryin’ to his game-changing Vitamin Water deal and lucrative Reebok contract, 50 Cent showed that he knew how to seize opportunities and turn them into massive financial wins.
1 day ago · Before the likes of 2Pac, DMX, Eminem and 50 Cent were tearing up the chart, the Long Beach rapper was the top dog. Rising to fame with his star-making performances on The Chronic , Snoop’s debut album Doggystyle sold over 800,000 copies in its first week, setting a record for a debut artist and becoming the fastest-selling hip-hop album of all time at the time of its release.
5 days ago · In a recent interview, during which he was asked about his face-off with West, 50 Cent spoke about that period in time and how he sees it in retrospect. The ‘In Da Club’ rhymer celebrated it and highlighted how it benefitted hip-hop, stating to Billboard , “We made the highest sales week for hip-hop culture, doing that and being competitive.
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4 days ago · 50 Cent, real name Curtis James Jackson III, went on to applaud Drake for his creativity throughout the rap battle, such as releasing a music video for his diss track, “Family Matters.”
