50 Cent's "Disco Inferno" is a definitive example of someone losing hunger

[Redwing80]

The Massacre singles is prime example of dumbing down lyrics to double his dollars. That's why I hate when people say it's a classic. He should've kept the Documentary singles

 

[GunRanger]

1. Disco inferno is hot and > In Da Club

2. In da club only became huge because white people, especially older ones, were able to sing "go shorty, it's your birthday" the song made it to kid bopz for crying out loud

 

[Jhoon]

he didnt lose hunger, just took the easy cash grab.....instead of focusing on art

He never cared about the art. power of the dollar had about 14 different styles he jacked on it. 50 always had simple ass bars.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

The asses in the video though

 

[JayGatsby]

it was his "tip drill" type of record....

U.S. Billboard Hot 100 3
U.S. Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks 4
U.S. Billboard Hot Rap Tracks 3
U.S. Billboard Pop Songs 8


seems like it worked out weell

track still bangs

 

[Buff]

track is nice tho..

 

[Monster]

pluz he was doin plent of othe shyt by tis point

piggy bank>

 

[Still FloW]

Still did 1.4 milli first 4 days sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

and minus the singles... the ALBUM WAS HEAT ROCKS, so foh with that generic hating bs

 

[Mac Casper]

1. Disco inferno is hot and > In Da Club

2. In da club only became huge because white people, especially older ones, were able to sing "go shorty, it's your birthday" the song made it to kid bopz for crying out loud

Better then "In Da Club" ?

Still did 1.4 milli first 4 days sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

and minus the singles... the ALBUM WAS HEAT ROCKS, so foh with that generic hating bs

Generic hating? This is a completely impartial assessment so get your head out of your ass and cut the generic replies

 

[Love Sosa]

In my Hood

 

[SirBiatch]

The hype for 50 at the time was so incredible that people were convinced this song was anything more than trash.

DJs forced it on the radio and at the clubs. Corny people blasted it out their cars. But like all things, hype always comes before a fall. especially when you release subpar records.

By the next album, people were already off 50

side note: "I Dont Need Em" is the best song on The Massacre to me. Chorus is a tad ghey but the energy and melody of that joint.....

I remember this song dropped dudes would come up with lame duck excuses
to try to it sound like it was a hit.

''You gotta listen to da song when you in da whip''

''You gotta be in a club to really understand it''

''Take shotz of grey goose when you listen to da song it makes it more fun!''

Dude just face it the song is wack.......

 

[Xtraz2]

tha beat wuz hot tho

 

[Mac Casper]

tha beat wuz hot tho

It was a Scott Storch right?


You notice how I said that? Like "that's a Picasso"


Wally Russell - bringing class to hip-hop discussion on the Coli since 2012™

 

[JustCKing]

I liked the song. I don't think it was a matter of hunger. 50 still had it. "Hustler's Ambition" from the GRODT soundtrack is evidence of that. At the time, it didn't matter what 50 Cent dropped, it was going to be all over the radio. They didn't even have to force it. The Massacre was anticipated and there wasn't a rapper bigger than 50 at the time. He was possibly the biggest artist out at the time. I mean, he was competing with Mariah Carey for the biggest album released in 2005.

 

[CHAIN]

It was a Scott Storch right?


You notice how I said that? Like "that's a Picasso"


Wally Russell - bringing class to hip-hop discussion on the Coli since 2012™

Nah, I remember ppl acting/fronting/pretending like it was a dre beat because of that little piano brigde but it was produced by C. Styles/Dangerous LLC