50 Cent Says Chief Keef Didn't Follow His Advice

[Ohene]

he was hot from when I was in elementary up to 8th grade, this nikka acting like my generation was babies when 50 was hot and we missed the wave.. foh 50 was a lot of peoples first fav rapper including chief keef who said countless times he was a 50 fan so that makes yall argument irrelevant anyways

just old heads acting stupid breh. I was in grade 6 when get rich or die trying dropped. Winter time I think it was and G-Unit had everything on lock. Kids damn near emulated 50 like he was a power ranger or some shyt. Might have been different in the 80s or 90s when hip hop was popularizing. But kids knew full and well what they were listening too.

 

[Mac Casper]

50 Cent has been doing a lot of media for someone without an album coming out, he must be setting it up to promote the boxing in Connecticut on the 5th

 

[SubLyminalz]

who wouldn't take advice about the industry from a nikka that made 100 mill in less then 5 years when it took his competetors in that category well over 10 years to achieve that?

 

[Kings County]

who wouldn't take advice about the industry from a nikka that made 100 mill in less then 5 years when it took his competetors in that category well over 10 years to achieve that?

:imouttahereHOV:

 

[Easy-E]

Curtis gotta understand; the harsh realities of ChieKeef's actual environment influences his decision making in the space he's in.

 

[SubLyminalz]

:imouttahereHOV:

 

[Icantspell]

50 tha legend

 

[Danie84]

Why would a chief follow an advice from a coin

 

[backbreaker65]

Why would a chief follow an advice from a coin

I just wanted to quote just in case you get the bright idea to delete this dumb shyt.

 

[blackzeus]

Keef is just a dumb ass nikka...its really nothing else to explain



People want to excuse his stupidity because he's from the hood like 85% of the industry aint from the hood. Maino the hoodest nikka there is....would smack Keef in front of all of GBE and walk out unharmed and I bet he's still easier to have an intelligent conversation with than this kid.



Its plenty other young industry cats to mentor, Fif. You wasting your time

You obviously have never been to Chicago. That would have been Maino's azz, maybe even his life.

 

[Pimp]

yea.. because taking advice from 50, will have you in the same space as Spider Loc, and Hot Rod..

When you have talent and somebody giving you business advice that has over 100 million dollars.. MAYBE you should listen to them. I like G Unit and I honestly never heard a Spider Loc or Hot Rod song. They are basically in the D league of rap. Not ready for the real thing yet.

 

[How Sway?]

You obviously have never been to Chicago. That would have been Maino's azz, maybe even his life.

People on here seem to really think that chief keef & them only roll with teenagers. As if there are no grown azz men behind them...

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Keef is just a dumb ass nikka...its really nothing else to explain



People want to excuse his stupidity because he's from the hood like 85% of the industry aint from the hood. Maino the hoodest nikka there is....would smack Keef in front of all of GBE and walk out unharmed and I bet he's still easier to have an intelligent conversation with than this kid.



Its plenty other young industry cats to mentor, Fif. You wasting your time

Lmao if u believe manio would smack anyone of them dudes in front of they crew and walk away not in a hospital u believe in super heroes or a white boy

Lets act like manio aint most known for fight lil ceese

But anyway nobody not taking advice from a flopping ass nikka, plus keef is a young nikka, no matter who tells him the right thing he not going to change until he feels its thr right time, just hope its not to late

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[OnlyInCalifornia]

When you have talent and somebody giving you business advice that has over 100 million dollars.. MAYBE you should listen to them. I like G Unit and I honestly never heard a Spider Loc or Hot Rod song. They are basically in the D league of rap. Not ready for the real thing yet.

Not ready? They are both getting their jersey in the rafters of the D League they've both been in the game for a while now.

As for Curly, I'm sure he has plenty of advice to give Chief Keef. He is a good business man. I just hope it had nothing to do with making records people want to hear right now.

And it took him less time because well, the highest selling rapper of the last decade co signed him at his peak. Lets not forget that.

 

[hustlemania]

So you wouldn't want to know how to make a 100 million, in very short period of time, compared to Diddy, Jay Z, and etc...?

Chief Keef's music is slowly beginning to fall off the exact same way that 50 Cent's started to fall off...

They were grimmey rappers with a little genius with the melodies, but when they had a little success, they chose to go the "melodic route" instead of keeping the balance...

The difference is that 50 was able to capitalize on his hype to the tune of 100's of millions of dollars...

I don't think Chief Keef will be able to do the same...He was just a street dude, before he became famous...50 actually had a team, and he reached the level of knowing how to manage a team on the streets, before he blew up...

When you have talent and somebody giving you business advice that has over 100 million dollars.. MAYBE you should listen to them. I like G Unit and I honestly never heard a Spider Loc or Hot Rod song. They are basically in the D league of rap. Not ready for the real thing yet.

now.. what rapper has 50 Cent's advice made $100 million dollars..

I swear, yall say the dumbest shyt ever to defend this dude..