Remember when a Steriod' up 50 Cent "performed" amusement park live to PUNK people

[L $ C]

Nah that shyt was trash when it dropped and it's trash now. I literally never heard anyone bumping that song voluntarily.

I copped "Curtis" the day it dropped and that song and "Fire" were instant skips everytime.

was get it hot on there? or was that bISD cuz that shyt awful also

 

[L $ C]

Ja wasn't there, if he was, he would've got active. Like, Ja literally ran up on 50 un-armed during a time period when he was a millionaire with everything to lose.

link

 

[dubsmith_nz]

was get it hot on there? or was that bISD cuz that shyt awful also

That was BISD I think, he always had some questionable tracks. Crazy because he's got so many classics on mixtapes that he could of put on those albums.

 

[Greenhornet]

amusement park was the most detrimental single ANY MAJOR ARTIST ever had for their career....I truly believe that..sure was pure cheeks

25 likes and this aint even remotely true ... not singling you out personally but there's been way worse fall offs with way worse results

 

[Greenhornet]

This is a prime example of how ridiculous the G-Unit/50 Cent stan-base are. And i like 50.

50 CLEARLY was thrown off when he went down on the podium and one of the dancers hit him and his hat fell off. Then, i guess
he was supposed to have the vocals playing in the background or just mime the joint and it went bad.

THATS what happened.

But because 50 can tell his PREDOMINANTLY white/non-black fan base ANYTHING and turn water into wine these cats
REALLY believed he did this purposely to see "where everybody @" and "cuz of the Vitamin Water deal".

some wild hate in this dude right chea

 

[Piff Perkins]

I doubt 50 took anything honestly given the man sells liquor and fakes drinking it.

What's that gotta do with taking steroids. Look at his face and how bloated it is today. That's textbook post-steroid symptom shyt. Same thing is happening to Busta.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

What's with the Massacre slander here?

It had a handful of radio singles but it was TWENTY TWO joints long. Besides the fact that it's way too long, it had a good dozen joints on that album are hard as nails.

Most of Massacre sounds more street, gritty, and closer to Power of the Dollar, Guess Who's Back, and the G-Unit mixtapes than GRODT did to be honest.

A lot of the Massacre aged well besides the Scott Storch singles and a couple other Em produced joints.

 

[H. Selassie]

Was anybody he was beefing with actually in attendance?

 

[Greenhornet]

the whole aftermath camp was juicing

I dont know what its 2020 and we are all sitting here speculating about it


Dre, 50, Em and Busta all got brolic as fukk at the same time for that run

 

[re'up]

Yeah, there was a point in 2007 or 2008 when a package of steroids was intercepted at the Interscope offices, or something like that. It may have even been a part of the investigation into Jimmy Henchmen's drug trafficking ring, which used music industry addresses to ship cocaine across the country.

Can't find the article, but I read it in 2007 or 2008.

 

[Barnett114]

Ja wasn't there, if he was, he would've got active. Like, Ja literally ran up on 50 un-armed during a time period when he was a millionaire with everything to lose.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a musical falloff like 50’s. His falloff is like Beto O’Rouke’s presidential campaign

 

[Jordan>>LeFrozen]

Camron disses

the nikka turned Camron diss into an album


come on mehn. zero effect. pipo yapped about 300 bars but I bet not a single nikka can rap any memorable bars from that jawn Olivia is a man

come on mehn.....them disses did nothing. nothing was said that was memorable or we didn't already know

Naw he right. I remember that “G-Unot” movement very vividly. People started to look at 50 very differently during that time

 

[prophecypro]

Lately its been cool to dimiss Luda as not aging well and having a weak catalogue

He bout to remind a lot of people why he was that dude

 

[dubsmith_nz]

What's with the Massacre slander here?

It had a handful of radio singles but it was TWENTY TWO joints long. Besides the fact that it's way too long, it had a good dozen joints on that album are hard as nails.

Most of Massacre sounds more street, gritty, and closer to Power of the Dollar, Guess Who's Back, and the G-Unit mixtapes than GRODT did to be honest.

A lot of the Massacre aged well besides the Scott Storch singles and a couple other Em produced joints.

Breh Em produced one of the hardest joints on that album.