T.O.S. vs. Nigger
July 1st
The business savvy folks at both camps will probably turn this thing into a SoundScan battle (a la Graduation vs Curtis), so I thought we’d get the party started early. Both Nas and G-Unit are signed to Universal. Go figure.
I can hardly tell from the video, but it looks like Boo Boo’s chain got snatched while he was performing in Luanda, Angola.
#1 Rule of Stuntin’ = Don’t stunt in front of a bunch of people who may not be able to afford your flashy lifestyle. Fif, I hope you’ve learned a valuable lesson from this experience.
According to Boo Boo, Missy Elliott had something to do with Olivia’s exit from the Unit.
50 explained that Missy got into the way with Olivia’s project and caused problems, and then things never worked out. “She went to work with Missy and it got kinda crazy like,” 50 Cent said with a smirk. “It got crazy because Missy was trying to own her a little bit… I think Missy hit that.”
I was glancing at thisizgame.com and noticed that 50 Cent Game has quietly changed his LAX release date to July 8th. Whatever happened to dropping on June 24th, the date that 50 reserved for G-Unit’s Terminate on Sight? There ’s no doubt that Game’s a much better MC than 50, but this here is a sign that Fif is still killing him on the business end.
I never thought I’d say this, but I have to agree with Yayo. That Keyshia Cole collab (“Pain”) is excruciatingly disappointing, especially compared to “Big Dreams.”
More dumb fresh music from Boo Boo and crew.
50 to Paris: “I liked your dancing.” Translation: “B*tch you ain’t even got no rhythm!”
50 Cent - Liar, Liar
A concept song about saying one thing to a girl, yet harboring a more explicit, less polite motive. Good to see 50’s creative juices flowing again. He’ll need plenty of it to compensate for Buck Marley’s exit.
On another note, If he’s giving away this much music, I wonder if he has anything left for a decent album.
I don’t know if it was my post on 10 Reasons Why Buck’s Losing His Mind or just dumb luck, but it happened today for some reason. Boo Boo has officially booted Buck from G-Unit the group, but says he’s still under contract with G-Unit Records.
From AHH:
“You can look at it and see that’s Game [former G-Unit rapper] all the way. I was giving him a chance, giving him the benefit of the doubt [to remain with the group]. You can take this as an official notice right here – pretty much you can say: Young Buck is no longer in the group G-Unit, but signed to G-Unit [Records] as a solo artist,” 50 Cent told DJ Envy, a co-host on the Hot 97 Morning Show with Miss Jones.
This is good news for Buck. No?
Gaming magazine Electronic Gaming Monthly says that 50 Cent’s Blood on the Sand is not such a huge improvement on his mediocre gaming debut, Bulletproof. According to EGM, it “borrows elements from other established titles.” Not to mention that the game’s Middle East setting will surely incite charges of cultural insensitivity.
Blood on the Sand at a glance:
Not getting enough 50 Cent in your life? Well, now you can. Following the success of Bulletproof, Boo Boo is back with yet another video game dubbed Blood on the Sand.
From MTV:
So what’s this “Blood on the Sand” stuff? Why is 50 wearing desert camo? The developers won’t say what 50 is doing in this game or where it takes place just yet. Blean will only explain that this “sequel” isn’t really a sequel. It doesn’t pick up the story of “Bulletproof,” which depicted a violent adventure imagining a 50 Cent who had never gone into music.
“Blood on the Sand” is something more exotic, more Hollywood blockbuster. This game sets 50’s character against a cabal of international gangsters on a far-flung, bullet-riddled adventure.
That’s right, Curtis is still on a mission to corrupt the minds of America’s children.
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