50 Cent is gonna be on Gillie and Wallo Million Dollaz Worth of Game Podcast (Dropping Sunday)

[Yehuda]

He said he fell back from dealing with Desiigner once he realized all he had was "Panda".

And Wallo really kept pressing that "five black moguls who put you up on game" question shyt took forever between Ferrari shouting out Russell Simmons and Wallo bringing the question back up.

 

[Tommy Lee Jones]

I completely spaced this out lol ..i listened to a lot of gillie back then...

gillie's been a star and a low key genius forever. I am not surprised he is where he is now. his group major figgas had the biggest record deal for a rap group at the time back then too.

 

[Yehuda]

"Musically my music is playing"

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

Nah bro... It's been like 3 different stages of 50 cent. That's why I think he's going through early stages of something serious.

When he first came out he probably was one of the best interviews u could watch cause he wasn't like other people saying BS. He was straight forward, honest and very short. Easy to understand

Then when he was famous for awhile...he started doing some rambling and saying "the actual" sht alot and trying to sound like he's dropping jewels.
Some of his words weren't clear. But still understandable

Now and in recent years, he just be going off into a million different directions if he's just asked 1 question.
Because he Seems to forget what the original question was. And more of his words are unclear.

It's 20 years later but nikkas still asking about Ja Rule... At some point he's gotta be checked out on this type of shyt

 

[eastside313]

I'll give Wallo credit for following up on questions and trying to keep narratives straight. The exact opposite of what you'd get with Nore for instance. But 50 is all over the place. You see this a lot with successful dudes being interviewed who are so focused on being insightful or demonstrating their genius that they just sound scatterbrained.

At one point 50 admits he was never the best rapper, he simply understood how to package everything. I would love for someone to ask if he takes the same approach to television, where his shows are constantly low quality in terms of acting/writing/budget/etc yet somehow popular with a certain demographic. It's basically well packaged slop for black and Hispanic people.

Get your nose out the air and put your pinky down. Just because you don’t like something don’t make it slop.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Shyt already got a milli views.

 

[Peruvian Connect]

Get your nose out the air and put your pinky down. Just because you don’t like something don’t make it slop.

And just because you do don't mean it ain't. "Power" is not good television, not good writing, not good acting. These are facts,

 

[eastside313]

And just because you do don't mean it ain't. "Power" is not good television, not good writing, not good acting. These are facts,

Just like 90% of that bullchit on Netflix. But do you run to the internet to chit on it. No you sit up and watch that bs. But soon as black folks making it everybody got something to say.

 

[Earnings]

He is. Notice how many nikkas tawmbout he dropped "mad gems" but can't name one profound thing he said

Lmao. But on some real shyt man every single thread kinda goes the exact same way. The majority of the first posts will have everyone in agreeance and saying the same shyt the first few people said in different ways...

Then you get a few people who disagree and from there it's jokes/back and forths with the last few posts of people repeating shyt the first ppl said. Very little dialogue is inserted. And this is pretty much every thread/section on here, not just the Booth.

I think it's an effect of social media giving everybody a platform and now it's even leaked here where everybody wants to be "heard".

Back in the day, a poster wouldn't even reply if what they had to offer had already been said.

We've dumbed down brehs

(How ironic, I go on a random, 50-like tangent with some "gems" sprinkled in )

 

[DarkmanX]

He said he fell back from dealing with Desiigner once he realized all he had was "Panda".

Basically - i aint dealin with ya if u aint hot.

He bullshytting if he claims he EVER thought Desiigner would look like he had anything but a 1 hit smh. U could tell that from the gate

 

[mag357]

Lmao. But on some real shyt man every single thread kinda goes the exact same way. The majority of the first posts will have everyone in agreeance and saying the same shyt the first few people said in different ways...

Then you get a few people who disagree and from there it's jokes/back and forths with the last few posts of people repeating shyt the first ppl said. Very little dialogue is inserted. And this is pretty much every thread/section on here, not just the Booth.

I think it's an effect of social media giving everybody a platform and now it's even leaked here where everybody wants to be "heard".

Back in the day, a poster wouldn't even reply if what they had to offer had already been said.

We've dumbed down brehs

(How ironic, I go on a random, 50-like tangent with some "gems" sprinkled in )

Yes... This is one of the weirdest phenomenons on social media.
I've commented on it before but I realize this is just some sht that humans just naturally do for some reason.

They will literally post the same sht. Like it hasn't been said like 50x already

 

[Tony D'Amato]

“Ouuuuch” is what I said when I heard that part of the interview. I thought it was a conversation they had but I think 50 was referring to Dame talking in this MTV clip all those years ago. It was posted underneath the tweet.

By the way, why did 50 call Clue a bytch ass n*gga?

Was he even talkin about 50 That looked like it was pre 50.

N1ggaz hatin on Fifs interview style, but again, it passed 1million views in 1 day

 

[BK The Great]

 

[iamduval]

“nikka I’m home on these charts. Y’all nikkas visiting”

Hov never respected these clowns

 

[Redwing80]

Nah this was a great fukking interview.. don't know what nikkas complaining about.

50 goes on tangents but it's cause he gave context to why those black people were so influential to him.