With the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Drake sat atop its food chain, is there still room for 50 Cent in Rap music?
Well, with his business in order and a come-back in mind he certainly hopes so, announcing his return to the scene five years after the release of ‘Before I Self Destruct.’
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Peep him dish on his long awaited Rap return after the jump!
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Will ‘Animal’ be enough to see him reclaim his title as King of the Hip Hop jungle? Well…we hope so.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)For, as difficult as this pill may be to swallow for any aware of his impact and influence circa 2003, the fact of the matter is that a new 50 campaign would see him have to tailor himself to fit into a ‘Jay, Kanye, Wayne & Drake‘ world.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)What this means?
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Well, while Eminem‘s consistent release schedule has seen him maintain his hold over the general public and thus keep his lane separate from others, 50‘s return will see him tasked with embedding himself in the Hip Hop’s current ‘eco-system’ to claim the same crowds who arm his new set of rivals with major numbers.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)In short, unless armed with the finances to push a traditional ’50’ campaign and sound, the ‘Street King‘ may be forced to rework his positioning as to make him palatable for audiences who’d rather spin ‘Poetic Justice‘ than ‘Position of Power.’
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Girl why…… Stay seated!
Especially after those rumors you started about Ciara & Chelsea Hendler.
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I hope he doesn’t alter anything to try to fit in with this latest crop of tight pants wearing hip hop poseurs who are softer than paper towel. The hip hop genre right now desperately needs some of that ol’ school alpha male thuggishness. I’m tired of all these soft, sensitive gen-y rappers rapping about their feelings, insecurities…or bragging about their swag and talking about much they love their “haters” or gay ass trap beats for people to break their sternum trying to “twerk” to.
F*** a p**** ass Drake/Kanye/Kendrick…We need some thugs, street warfare and Scarface mafia rappers back.
I’m here for a 50 cent album I miss him and plies!