50 Cent - Street King Immortal

Artist.......: 50 Cent
Title........: Outlaw (Promo CDS)
Genre........: Rap
Source.......: CDDA
Encoder......: LAME v3.99
Quality......: 249kbps avg
Year.........: 2011
Tracks.......: 03
Playtime.....: 0h 09min Total
Size.........: 17MB
URL..........:



Tracks:
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01. Outlaw (Clean) 3:15
02. Outlaw (Dirty) 3:15
03. Outlaw (Instrumental) 3:15

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50 Cent Has "CDs" Worth Of Collaborations With Eminem, Talks Chief Keef Video Fiasco 50 Cent also names his favorite collaboration he's done with Eminem.

50 Cent stopped by Power 106's Big Boy's Neighborhood, talking on a handful of topics including Eminem and Chief Keef. The G-Unit general spoke on his favorite collaboration with Eminem and revealed that they have "CDs" worth of duets in the can, including "four or five" from the Relapse era and two for his upcoming album Street King Immortal.

"'Patiently Waiting' so far. And I like the 'Psycho' record that we did on Before I Self Destruct. But we never performed that record," he said. "Yeah. We got like, CDs, man. Once you condition... You'd be surprised. I've been writing since '97, so it's not like a long, grueling process. Music is fun. If it doesn't come to you when the music is playing, maybe it's not the right time for you to be in front of that music. ... During Relapse, I think there's like four or five songs during that album. And then we got two on this album."

Fif turned his sights to Chief Keef, discussing how he didn't show up to the video shoot for their single with Wiz Khalifa titled "Hate Being Sober." He said that he called Keef two or three times on the day of the shoot to encourage him to come to the set, to no avail.

"He didn't show up. As far as Chief Keef is concerned, I'm a Chief Keef fan. I like what he is, because he's something that's been completely created by the environment. That's what Hip Hop was initially. Now, we've got people from so many cultures. Hip Hop is Pop now. It's Pop music. It's so broad," he said. "Now, when you see Chief Keef, I look at him and go, my son would be Chief Keef if he didn't make it. So I look at him and like him. I think he can blossom and grow into something better. For some of the same reasons that I enjoyed Soulja Boy when he first came."

He said that Keef most likely was feeling himself and didn't think it was important to appear at his own shoot. Now, the video still isn't shot and the label is planning on dropping the single the same day as the album.

"You know how you get momentum and you feel like Michael Jackson for a minute, like i'm the one right now? He feels that he's so hot in his circle that he could do that. But the video still ain't shot. They say they're going to put the song out as the CD comes out. The song is supposed to build the momentum to sell the CD. Now, they're saying, we'll put it out day-of. How are you going to sell records like that?"

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.22037/title.50-cent-has-cds-worth-of-collaborations-with-eminem-talks-chief-keef-video-fiasco

50 Cent Says French Montana Is The "New Ja Rule"

50 Cent says he'll put an end to French Montana's career. He says, "I'll put him completely out of business."

With a feud brewing between 50 Cent and French Montana, Fif was asked to clarify where their quarrels began. 50 recently spoke to Mister Peter Parker about this, declaring that French Montana is the "new Ja Rule."

"He ran his mouth prematurely," Fif said. "He’s really not ready to compete on any level with me. When I drop a record and it becomes the number one selling record in 12 hours, after you saying that? I think you should be quiet a little bit. I’ll put him completely out of business. Off the block. Out the corner."

As he continued, 50 shared that he feels Montana is the "new Ja Rule," a rapper he had a feud with earlier in his career. Their dispute was seen by many as having a negative impact on Rule's career while helping 50 Cent's rise.

"[Montana] had one song and you didn’t even care about it ’cause it had him on it. There was four other people on it," Fif added. "That’s your new Ja Rule right now."

More from the interview can be heard below.


http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.22035/title.50-cent-says-french-montana-is-the-new-ja-rule

50 Cent Says French Montana Sold Out DJ Khaled, Says He Has "No Malice" Towards Game

50 Cent says that French Montana gave him tapes of DJ Khaled's mother and homes.

50 Cent and French Monana have only recently been sparring on Twitter and in interviews, but their relationship has deep roots. During an interview with Power 106's Big Boy's Neighborhood, the G-Unit honcho said that his situation with French is "not beef" and that he's using Fif as a shill for publicity.

But he shed some light on moves that French made earlier in his career, stating that he's the one who sold out DJ Khaled by getting him to hand over his personal information. 50 had released a video of Khaled's mother back in 2009, a tape that he says "the DVD guy" gave to him.

"It's interesting though because Khaled, when I got into it with Rick Ross and Khaled, I saw Khaled at the BET Awards when that happened. But I don't remember actually seeing Rick Ross that sparked his interest or the things he said on his records to start. But I think that's a part of Hip Hop, where a new artist attaches to an established artist in order to generate the interest he's already developed," he said. "So when that happened, I didn't know who Rick Ross was so I had to take a look. I usually do my homework, I find somebody who knows somebody or something. Give me some information like 'Who is he?' Frenchie, they got me the tape. They got me the tape of his mother's house, where his mom's work at, the other cribs, the studio... All of it. Where they're staying in Atlanta... All of it. I ain't takin' no Ls. You trust me to do something, I'm gon' do it live baby. I'm not going to hide it."

He also addressed his Game and Young Buck diss on his new single "My Life," stating that the record was actually laid to wax two years ago. He said that he has "no malice in my heart" towards Chuck Taylor, but that Buck ethered his own career.

"In Game's case, there is absolutely no malice in my heart towards him. I'd like to see him do whatever he can do at this point. And Buck, I think that's over, I think that's done. I think his career is finished. It's because his temperament, right now he's in jail but knowing who he is the entire time he's been around, I don't know if he has what it takes to recover."

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.22049/title.50-cent-says-french-montana-sold-out-dj-khaled-says-he-has-no-malice-towards-game

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