50 Cent shares song he released 18 years ago; thanks Eminem for the boost
- US rapper shared a throwback music journey story of a song he released 18 years ago
- The singer gave props to fellow rapper Eminem who discovered him and gave him a push in his career
- He also shared good news about his just released new music with his fans
US rapper 50 Cent took a trip down the memory lane by celebrating a hit song he made 18 years ago in a throwback Facebook post.
The Candy shop hit maker could not believe that his song is still getting 1000 radio plays every week despite how old the song is.
He wrote:
Hey you ain’t gonna believe this one, but 18 years ago today i dropped a song i recorded in LA and it’s still spinning 1,000 time a week at radio♂️. I tell @eminem i love him for what he did for me, he put me on. New Music: Raising Kanan Theme Part of the Game ft @nlechoppamusic &@rileyy_Iz out now.
See his post below:
The rapper gave Eminem a major shout for putting me on a successful music jourmey.
Eminem discovered 50 Cent is 2002, the same year the rapper flew to Los Angeles and recorded his first seven tracks among the 'In da Club' which later earned him number one spot on the Billboard list.
It is reported that 50 recorded his first seven tracks within five days and the records were produced by Dr. Dre.
However, with 50 now focusing more on his executive producing role and acting career, his fans could not help but ask him to release new hit songs post the pandemic, while some shared how much his first songs made them feel.
Here are some of the reactions from the fans:
@Gemma Mc Glone said:
Loved you from when that song was out when I was 17 and now my 17 year old sister listens and it takes me right back ☘You need to bring out some new music for when this lock down is lifted.
@Nurudeen Agoro shared a personal story too:
You won't believe what up gangsta is still my ringtone just because of the love I have for the album. It was back then
@Jay Nmecha said:
The album that gave us some sweet fine babes after clubbing. Good old day's. They were like you look like 50cent
@Ronald Mapoy Sicat said:
This is why I love 50. The man is respectful and humble. Even through his struggles in life, he is highly thankful for what he has and those that helped him a long the way. One of the greatest hip hop artist in my book.
@Vahid Kdw Obeghe commented:
I was just three when I heard the name 50 cent. So I always took 50 from ma Dad when he gave me a 100frs we love u Curtis much love from Nigeria
@Samantha said:
Hell yeah I'm so glad Em introduced me to you and so many other amazing artists I never would have listened to before I got into hiphop
In similar news, YEN.com.gh highlighted how photos of Nicki Minaj's adorable baby softened 50's heart.
The rapper was among the first celebrities to comment on Nicki Minaj’s son’s pictures after they were posted online and he was so moved by the cute pictures that he gave Nicki’s son a new nickname.
Source: YEN.com.gh
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