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The Funeral sounds like some old school 50 I'm definitely liking this.
**Official 50 Cent Thread **Street King Immortal Final Album?**
yup pretty much, he doesn't have to release weak candy coated tracks like Candy Shop anymore which is a plus IMO
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that new track is fire.
putting in work
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New track is alright...
Is that Yayo at the end of the video dressed in all black?
Is that Yayo at the end of the video dressed in all black?
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Good first offering. That sounds like Power of the Dollar 50.
thekillerj23
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It's a hot track, regardless of sales, if his new albums sounds like that, def a win-win
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This is the 50 I missed & been asking for.
Your not a gangster anymore, stop talking like your in the hood. Now he's telling stories again & I love it.
Your not a gangster anymore, stop talking like your in the hood. Now he's telling stories again & I love it.
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oh ****! he did it....he did something so few rappers have done.
he went back to his old self successfully.
the new song reminds
me of something off the Massacre.
"he a ball playin *****...***** better play ball"
he went back to his old self successfully.
the new song reminds me of something off the Massacre.
"he a ball playin *****...***** better play ball"
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maybe he was holding out, trying to get out of his contract
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50 back? 
Remy LeBeau
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New song is dope!!!
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2 upcoming singles confirmed for pre order of his new album are Don't Worry About It & Smoke which is produced by Dr. Dre
"50 Cent is about ready to drop his next album, "Animal Ambition." The first songs he plans to release are called "Don't Worry About It," and "Smoke."
Smoke, like Tony Stewart?
"Nah, this one was produced by Dr. Dre."
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014/feb/22/50-cent-back-at-daytona-looking-for-a-kiss/
"50 Cent is about ready to drop his next album, "Animal Ambition." The first songs he plans to release are called "Don't Worry About It," and "Smoke."
Smoke, like Tony Stewart?
"Nah, this one was produced by Dr. Dre."
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014/feb/22/50-cent-back-at-daytona-looking-for-a-kiss/
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Funeral is HEAT ROCKS.
Lookin forward to the independent 50 if he keeps puttin out tracks like this.
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The Funeral track is fire. **** the sales, if the album sounds anything like that then I'm all for it. Now that interscope won't be on his *** about making a hit, he can now just lock in and make genuine good music.
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This is great 50 right here. I'm glad he's taking another direction.
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like this new joint
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the funeral reminds me of that old 50 vibe... very well done 
http://hiphop-n-more.com/2014/02/st...the-lox-collab-will-appear-on-50-cents-album/
this is gonna bring NY back
this is gonna bring NY back
Remy LeBeau
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http://hiphop-n-more.com/2014/02/st...the-lox-collab-will-appear-on-50-cents-album/
No it's not, gonna sound dope tho
50 Cent Finds Inspiration In Rakim And Nas On Upcoming Release ‘Animal Ambition’
Keith MurphyPosted March 8, 2014
50 Cent is ready to prove the doubters wrong. The rapper and budding media mogul is set to release his first post Shady/Aftermath album Animal Ambition after announcing he is leaving his longtime label home to go independent. But when it comes to the artistic spirit behind the June 3 release, the controversial MC born Curtis Jackson is tapping into two legendary rap figures that have defined groundbreaking lyricism among other intriguing influences.
50 tells VIBE that the sheer lyrical originality that both Rakim and former rival Nas brought to the table proved to be invaluable inspiration during the recording of Animal Ambition.
“When I fell in love with hip-hop it was more important that you had your own style than you being able to master a version of Rakim or a version of another artist’s style,” he says alluding to artist he has publicly called his idol. “Nobody does that better than [Rakim]. Even with new content that flow is still his flow. Nas is [also] one of those guys…he has his own. Even if some people make comparisons that was just Queensbridge, man. That period for me…Mobb Deep, Prodigy is in his own class in my mind.”
In 50’s view of the current hip-hop landscape, today’s MC are too consumed with fitting in. [Rakim and Nas] had their separate individual thing,” he explains. “And now I see so many things trend. They follow each other so often that it’s different.”
50 Cent says that while he’s still on the fence on the latest New York rap renaissance with the likes of Joey Badass, Troy Ave, and Vinny Cha$e making serious noise (“We will see what happens,” he says when asked about NYC’s new generation of spitters), he believes his upcoming album will inject some much needed authenticity into the scene.
“Animal Ambition is about prosperity and the effects of it,” Fiddy describes the street-fueled work. “All the sides of the coin. A lot of people think about how successful you are doing when it comes to prosperity, but the envy connected to it like, ‘Damn, ****** wanna want to stick me for my paper.’ That was BIG rapping after Ready To Die when he actually made some money and felt new energy from people that he didn’t feel before with the success he had at that point.”
50 even admits that his hardboiled view of the world won’t be for everyone. “It’s going to be really interesting because some of [Animal Ambition] is written from a slightly warped perspective,” he muses. “But it’s all about prosperity.”
In addition to Animal Ambition, 50 Cent is serving as executive producer for the upcoming Starz Network drama Power set to debut later this year.—Keith Murphy (@murphdogg29)
http://www.vibe.com/article/50-cent...on’?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
would be great if Nas & Rakim are on here
Keith MurphyPosted March 8, 2014
50 Cent is ready to prove the doubters wrong. The rapper and budding media mogul is set to release his first post Shady/Aftermath album Animal Ambition after announcing he is leaving his longtime label home to go independent. But when it comes to the artistic spirit behind the June 3 release, the controversial MC born Curtis Jackson is tapping into two legendary rap figures that have defined groundbreaking lyricism among other intriguing influences.
50 tells VIBE that the sheer lyrical originality that both Rakim and former rival Nas brought to the table proved to be invaluable inspiration during the recording of Animal Ambition.
“When I fell in love with hip-hop it was more important that you had your own style than you being able to master a version of Rakim or a version of another artist’s style,” he says alluding to artist he has publicly called his idol. “Nobody does that better than [Rakim]. Even with new content that flow is still his flow. Nas is [also] one of those guys…he has his own. Even if some people make comparisons that was just Queensbridge, man. That period for me…Mobb Deep, Prodigy is in his own class in my mind.”
In 50’s view of the current hip-hop landscape, today’s MC are too consumed with fitting in. [Rakim and Nas] had their separate individual thing,” he explains. “And now I see so many things trend. They follow each other so often that it’s different.”
50 Cent says that while he’s still on the fence on the latest New York rap renaissance with the likes of Joey Badass, Troy Ave, and Vinny Cha$e making serious noise (“We will see what happens,” he says when asked about NYC’s new generation of spitters), he believes his upcoming album will inject some much needed authenticity into the scene.
“Animal Ambition is about prosperity and the effects of it,” Fiddy describes the street-fueled work. “All the sides of the coin. A lot of people think about how successful you are doing when it comes to prosperity, but the envy connected to it like, ‘Damn, ****** wanna want to stick me for my paper.’ That was BIG rapping after Ready To Die when he actually made some money and felt new energy from people that he didn’t feel before with the success he had at that point.”
50 even admits that his hardboiled view of the world won’t be for everyone. “It’s going to be really interesting because some of [Animal Ambition] is written from a slightly warped perspective,” he muses. “But it’s all about prosperity.”
In addition to Animal Ambition, 50 Cent is serving as executive producer for the upcoming Starz Network drama Power set to debut later this year.—Keith Murphy (@murphdogg29)
http://www.vibe.com/article/50-cent...on’?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
would be great if Nas & Rakim are on here
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Lion King.
Hear 50 roar. After breaking ties with Interscope, 50 Cent is taking matters into his own hands and unleashes the beast on the front of his fifth studio LP. Dates for his new music release below. Album drops June 3.
http://rapradar.com/2014/03/11/50-cent-animal-ambition-cover/
