50 Cent - Get Rich Or Die Tryin' 20th Anniversary Documentary (ft. Sha Money XL, Engineers, Red Spyda, Rockwilder, DJ Rad & More)

[GetRichOrDieTryin]

I’m just talking this album

21 questions blowing up made 50 put like 4 of them shyts on his next album. Them type of songs is why his run was short. Dre was right in that regard imo

No.

His run was short because he got blackballed. Curtis album he had basically no budget, no backing, no promotion etc. It basically made him hate music

 

[Cladyclad]

No.

His run was short because he got blackballed. Curtis album he had basically no budget, no backing, no promotion etc. It basically made him hate music

lol he was run was short because each album got worst and sold less.
curtis was one of the most promoted rap albums ever. It was Kanye vs 50. Even had jay z do a interview with him Lol

50 Ja ruled his self.

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

My hometown legend. Never forget the feeling I got when I purchased the album after my Economics 2 class at York College back in 03. Never forget the goosebumps that I got upon hearing “What up gangsta” soon as I popped the CD in my Sony Discman. Album isn’t just music, it’s an experience

I went to a CUNY

Picture a long ass line in front of Virgin Mega filled with people from all walks of life waiting…no sooner than when you had it seeing nikkax at your school unwrapping it already…

The last of times

 

[Tunez]

Subs

 

[Mike the Executioner]

1) Flopped in the sense that it came and immediately went. Plus going Gold for a Dr. Dre project is bad. Who in real life even remembers it?


2) If left up to Dre, most albums and songs wouldn't come out on time. He'll work on a debut album but after that you'd better get some more producers and take more control yourself.

Great producer but notoriously slow and second-guesses himself like no other. That's why so many artists wind up shelved at Aftermath.

I've said this before, but the fact that Eminem and Dre collaborated for all of Relapse, and it came out with no issues, and that ended up being Eminem's first album in five years is something I'll never wrap my head around.