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Showing posts with label 50 Cent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 50 Cent. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

50 Cent Likes Money



If you love fake beef as much as I do, you'll be happy to know that 50 is at it again. This time he's gearing up for a Jay-Z beef and even wants to release Before I Self Destruct on the same day as the Blueprint 3(September 11th). Clearly getting wrecked by Kanye didn't do anything to humble this dude. Although, maybe now that hes fixed his buck teeth, the ladies will come through and buy 3 albums a piece. I'm betting against it though.

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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

50 Cent - Forever King (Mixtape Review)

50 Cent is back with a new mixtape “dedicated” to Michael Jackson, just weeks after the release of his War Angel mixtape (reviewed here). I have to say that this release is even better than the War Angel Ep. He stepped his game up even a little more than he did on War Angel. There are a few tracks on here where I was actually impressed with his rapping. It was definitely a reminiscent of old 50. The production on this was much better than on his previous mixtape and definitely carried him at points. The beats were full of 80’s retro-soul beats and 90’s classic rap hit samples. This is production gold in my eyes. I can’t get enough of that shit. I thought I’m Paranoid would have been better if he actually sounded like he was feeling what he was rapping about. There were really only two other notable mistakes he made on this tape 1) was his pathetic 1-lined attempt of paying respects to MJ after dedicating the entire mixtape to him and 2) was his babbling at the end of tracks to extend them by a few minutes. Strap your seatbelts in guys, but all in all this was a good release. A few of these tracks made it to my 5-star list like Get The Money and Touch Me. The other standouts were the Michael Jackson Freestyle, If U Leaving, Then Leave..., and Funny How Time Flies. This mixtape gets a 4/5 (no typo).

1. I'm Paranoid
2. Respect It Or Check It
3. Suicide Watch
4. Things We Do
5. Get The Money
6. Funny How Time Flies
7. If U Leaving, Then Leave...
8. Dreaming
9. Michael Jackson Freestyle
10. London Girl Pt2
11. Touch Me
12. Put That Work In

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Thursday, June 18, 2009

50 Cent - War Angel EP (Mixtape Review)


Do you remember when 50 Cent came out, or even before he really became popular? Hearing that coin drop…Many Men…Your Life’s on the Line. Well I do, and that is what holds me back from the majority of his music. The fact is that after he gained his mainstream success he changed and gave up trying to rap. His lyrics/music lost any type of substance they had before his success. Many fans, including me, felt betrayed. When he first came out every rap fan was feeling him. No one can deny that. But, because he basically gave up rapping with substance and just started bragging about money, many of his fans (any of those with intelligence) saw through his fake image and were disgusted. That is the situation we are in now. Only true 50 fans remain on his side now and he will probably never recover the others. I saw this mixtape the other day and was curious as to how 50 would come out on here. The cover looked pretty damn cool. It made me think he might get serious and make some real music worth listening to. This was not the case. I will admit he may have tried a little harder this, but it is still the same old lazy 50 Cent who let his music go immediately following Get Rich Or Die Trying. Listening to this, it reminded me of how talented he is (or could be). You can see that even when he isn’t trying he can still make hooks that are so fucking infectious. However, when you really think about what you are listening to you come back to reality and realize it’s nothing special. The cover made this seem like it was going to be some dark/evil/serious shit; don’t be fooled it’s just the same old lazy 50. Fans who stayed loyal to him after his success will love this because he seems to have tried slightly harder than average compared to the past 5 or 6 years. This will definitely not be summoning old 50 fans to come running home. The standouts were Cream 2009, Cocaine, and Talking in Codes. This mixtape gets a 3/5, slightly above failing.

1. I Line Niggas
2. Talking In Codes
3. OK, Alright
4. Redrum (Murder)
5. Cream 2009
6. I’ll Do Anything
7. London Girl
8. Better Come On Your A Game
9. Get The Message
10. Cocaine Ft. Robin Thicke
11. I Gotta Win