50 Cent Speaks On Taraji P. Henson, French Montana, New Show 'For Life' + More

They give each of the writers their own episode to star in, but get everyone involved and try to come up with ideas for it and it goes pretty well, don't you like it, I haven't had one, it really wasn't number one on the outside. the other day I got you big, I got bit, I'm excited, I'm a Friday family, I saw all these fun kids in the neighborhood, all that stuff, so at that time it was like that, so it took so long for you. to see someone, there was a representation of us in that, those projects resonate for me much stronger because it's like now I have the opportunity to look at the different apps, like while watching whoo tang or Hulu or Godfather Harlem with Twitter to force, already You know. and um, those projects like I thought, seeing them is getting cooler because the space is opening up before you with Drake, yeah, to see these different things, did you have some to overcome?

Yes, I want to ask you about Raji. I want to get back to that because on Tia's podcast quickly, she accused you of what you accuse Oprah of, she said you just go, me, black people, no, she's misinterpreting my yeah, I get it, because look, I felt like she was a delayed response to the things I was saying about Empire and I didn't destroy that

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, that's true, you destroyed yourself to look at your cast members, what they did, you know, I'm saying they created a mockery by wanting be bigger, yeah, Jesse, yeah, you know, I'm saying they made a mess. that and then you look and say "I didn't do it." I called everyone and said: don't you know?

Adds irony that she is sitting there talking about the council when the council is already registered in the dafaq sport project for me to replace it. Yes, notorious Co P, that's about the hip hop police. Yes, Derrick Parker wrote the book we did. Crete adapted it and distant, you should talk to me. You should talk to me to find out because they bought the book and adapted it from the writers, used the book as an outline, it came out pretty well and it's pretty accurate. I wanted to be a hip hop artist. I know he had that so he had that passion and he would actually be a part and participate and follow the culture yeah for different reasons like he's not just doing it he turns out he's a cop but it's oh it's like re o and train like me.

I'd rather talk to him than anyone else on those platforms because ELISA, where I understand, you know, now I'm the prime suspect at the beginning of that whole book, like I'm in the

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er of the cover, now I make the book or program be like this. 'cause you know you've been around for so long, rappers in the open world toured for so long, did you really like it? I got the only guy that was on screen that was actually doing it and I was hooked up with even

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because I was getting into altercations with guys that are just from the street, yeah, yeah, my raw shoes with the gym management, different points of the world, so those things were like this, this list of people that you don't want on your list of people that you have problems with because their record could probably put thirty bodies, forty bodies under those banners, so when I have a problem with them, I'm on their radar even further to the right and it's like that, but if they're comfortable with that or research from a perspective of that.

In fact, I may be using my finances to find the street activity that is happening very funny or them investigating that these guys are going to do something to me, that's why you don't care about the rapper artists in those matters, I always look at it like that, do you? are you serious? I'm always looking at Susie seriously because I felt like some people haven't seen it, like she has to have altercations with people a lot

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extreme than these guys mm-hmm something about that Russell Simmons always looks at that and he's like, are you lit like that? said some crazy things?, he told me things because he says, yes, I saw you do some crazy things like the ones he says when you argue as employees, you are talking to the best fighter as if he is not, he is not saying this for a punk, a guy has no resources, I couldn't do something, who's trying, you know, what I'm saying is I'm not picking people who pick fights with people who don't want to fight, those are punks like this I post meat grinders when I met him he finally said: you'll get in , let me talk to you and he talks to you like a man next door, take me to the side and he's talking.

I was looking and I. I wanted to punch him the things he said I wanted to punch him and I didn't. I just looked at him and thought, oh, I don't understand why you felt that way, he said he saying because he was like he was a battle artist. this when you come so when he said something to Drake and he doesn't answer and Drake says something bad I'm going to know what happened he was waiting for you like he was coming in to finish it and then you didn't say anything back and he was like he felt like I was kicking him when he was down because what I felt was you know the drive that Drake had, but it was understanding how you feel because I felt the same way with the disappointment of a hip-hop guy. fan just about to eat it, go get busy and that's what it does anyway from the beginning, you know, and then you had to respect before you say, let's talk to the side, that's why I know it never turned into anything now that I saw you on a Nicki

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and you talked about the cartel and Nicki, yes, it was because Effendi, what was the reason because the criminal you just liked Fendi, yes, Fendi was like Timmy Fendi was like a hustler, hustler, super street , that was his aura back then. right he totally cleaned it up like he went pro growing up from that stuff but before that he was like in the mix and it would be someone who's just dead he's just watching and he did things that happened hmmm and I'd be like oh yeah, I remember he was sitting there looking like he was going home, doing that all the time, he would have that energy and this is from the beginning and then when I saw him at the beginning with the video, I saw him like oh that's just the thing. his so I didn't look to do well at the time and then it would probably be different if someone else had it like they didn't chase me because I could see the talent.

I said what she could do. I wanted to hear you and Nikki have a conversation about the fact that you had all these labels in New York, all these executives in New York and they led you and Nicki Minaj to sign outside talent, yes, but in this, but with all those from outside. The city flies in to talk to the label and now I know it's a little different because you don't really need them that much, right? You know, what I'm saying is, back then, yes, they somehow get to the systems that had the marketing money to spend on it, it's a correct position, but now, unless you look at the Atlantic, it's still killing, They have many martyrs signed there, you know that it is very difficult to create something common when you are always bubbling like an indiscreet nobody.

In New York it was even like, man, I see what I know what Arabs I'm talking about, but I got a signal that they would rather tell you that he, I was in his, I was writing music for puff at the time and you say. I've been down that road, he was trying to avoid that kind of energy, yeah, and he's been through enough, you know, so he said, I'm not going to do that, that's great, he didn't really get mad, he said like I knew it. It was going to work, I know it's going to work, you just didn't know, I mean, I just wasn't surprised that when you see your colleagues complaining about their employment contract and you try to deal with that whole situation, what do you think?

Well, I type. from I'm in the middle now because Mace will tell you that he'll come back, get a check, and then split up mmm, yeah, so you know, I think it's just him doing what he would do in business after you've done it . which several times will be all puffs, right, yeah, oh now how come he doesn't feel disgusting enough because it's like you're crazy? This isn't funny like we have a vote or you know he's a character to really if I even know I like him I like the way he went over them he entertains me regardless of Lee and then he'll repeat it if it was that bad so what?

Why would you do it to someone else like you are doing? Same with Fabio Fabio, the guy with drops owes you 5 and o5, hurry up, sign up for 5 thousand dollars or something crazy, lose early, you know, I'm going to think I'm not going to go and at that point it's a big bet . because you give the kid 5 grand, they might not even be back in the recording studio, he might decide to go straight and go gangee with mm-hmm, you know, so when it becomes that, it's a blessing for Fabio and and just keep working, keep writing, keep going, don't you do it, because our coaches come out with oil and with the news, there aren't many things?

They've been here all along, yeah, yeah, you know, and since everyone comes and goes, they have a new book coming out gray, yeah, hurry up harder, what have you learned since law 50 was published that you didn't develop? You know, I'm kind of empty, like flow 50 is about someone like really my experiences, like tactics and stuff. that I will use and do, but I am very tough and also smarter. There's a little more to the self-help side of things like this and this time it's from my voice through my voice, so it's great that other people can enjoy it. 50

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is here I want to say thank you again, you know, every time I do something, you support, whether it's my car show or whatever business I need, you help me.

I guess they think a lot of people don't say thank you, they want us to love each other. you and how many calls we get about this, yes, the caution is a new thing because they are acting like they are fine, it's 50, it's the breakfast club, good morning.