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Well it looks like pimpin curly may have gotten himself into some trouble. The mother of Rick Ross’ daughter is suing 50 Cent for disseminating her private sex tape over the internet last year. I’m surprised she had not done this sooner. Lastonia Leviston processed her complaint yesterday (February 24) in Manhattan, alleging that 50 Cent used the tape without her permission, and has caused her to suffer “emotional distress.” More Below.
According to XXL the G-Unit General landed on The Billboard 200 this week at the no. 5 spot—his lowest debut since 2007’s Curtis came in at second place below Kanye West’s Graduation. As expected, the disc managed to sell 159,700 units, according to the Nielsen SoundScan, marking the first time that the rap superstar failed to go gold in his first week. This number includes two weeks of digital sales on iTunes.
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Don’t you just love it when hip-hop can show a true example of what not to do? Ghostface Killah has decided to end his long rap fued with 50cent when he appeared on thisis50.com.
It’s looks like 50cent is back to his old tricks again. He dissed the top dog Jay-Z in his new video 187. You would think that he would have changed up his formula. Has 50 bit off more then he can chew? You decide video is below.
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Officially, 50 Cent just told MTV that Before I Self Destruct is now slated for a September 29 release, the last Tuesday of that month. But as we’ve become accustomed to, Fif can drop an album anytime he wants. A street album. 50 does what no other artist who has sold the amount of records or gained the mainstream fame he has will do: consistently give free product back to the core who launched his career. In just the last couple of weeks, he hit with two dope bodies of work, War Angel LP and Forever King, and is probably going to drop two more joints before the album comes out. Fif explained to us that he just can’t contain himself.
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Swazy Baby should be commended. While other up and coming artists are busy trying to bury their underground past, Swazy Baby continues to capitalize on his. And why not? It was using mixtapes as a way to build his buzz up intially, Swazy caught the eye of Bigga Rankin.
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