By Stranga The Great
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer
This recent king of New York debate wasn’t the first one. Back in 2005, 50 Cent assumed the role of king and he faced opposition from Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Jadakiss, Nas, and many others. Facing off against so many artists and maintaining his popularity showed how 50 Cent could master the game if he chose to.
50 Cent first announced his fifth studio album in 2010 and a lot of changes have taken place with the album. Going from a techno/pop-infused album, Black Magic, to the “return to Get Rich or Die Tryin’” with Street King Immortal, 50 Cent has gone through many changes. The album still has yet to land a release date.
Shade 45 recently hosted 50 Cent and he spoke to them about his forever upcoming album, Street King Immortal. 50 Cent was present during the same time as 2 Chainz, so he spoke on him. Other topics included Gucci Mane’s implosion, Tupac Shakur’s death, and his boxing venture.
Listen to the entire interview below:
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