FEATURING NORE, BUN B, DESTINY'S CHILD, DAVE HOLISTER & THE MADD RAPPER

This is the highest possible quality cd rip of 50's shelved debut studio album, found off soulseek

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fdqDZ2XwvqQZYLoQYtvWBXxuJcDzYWI3?usp=sharing

also included is a fan remake of the final planned retail version of the album with the official tracklist likely from spring 2000 (according to (@)slanginc on Instagram.)

Watching Boston Blue cos I’m a suckker for police procedurals, just so calming and predictable.

Anyway, Donny Wahlburgers and CFC Jackson be looking a lot alike these days. Had me thinking of a buddy cop, brother from another mother, with un relatable relations relationship hi jinx movie.

Donny from Bahston, Curtis from NYC… chasing the same perp, they collide. Can’t stand each other until their mother has to intervene, cos why not, and it comes out that, gasp!… they are brothers!

They fight each other, they fight the bad guys, they save the day from Russians or whoever the public agrees they hate these days, and begrudgingly, they bond.
Ebony and Ivory baby.
Do it!

On "The Crew Has It" podcast, Fif shared the question he asked:

“Let me ask you a question, what did you lose?"

According to 50, Drake eventually answered “nothing" and Fif encouraged him to let the backlash pass, praising his ability to deliver both rap and R&B hits.

The show started at 10pm and 50 Cent arrived at 3:15am and left at 3:45am. 15 mins before Pacha closes.

Fans had to suffer a repetitive DJ and a zesty Suge Knight dancing with 4 dancers on stage for 5hrs before 50 made his lil cameo appearance performance with Yayo and Uncle Murda.

50 didn't complete not one song & only did the 1st verse before switching to a new song AND 50 ran out of breath a bunch of times.

Horrible time management and pacing.

50 said Hov will perform at his wedding should he get married. He said if Kanye isn't cancelled at the time he will as well.

*From jordanroc on X

The reaction was immediate. The crowd erupted as two of the biggest names in hip-hop suddenly found themselves on the same stage, performing one of Eminem's most iconic tracks together.

For fans who had heard "Till I Collapse" countless times, seeing Eminem and 50 Cent perform it together in front of a live crowd was the kind of moment that instantly became unforgettable.