50 Cent Talks "Tycoon Houston Comedy Fest, YK Osiris, Love For Houston, Mending Relationships & More

did you know how much money we could make if we weren't in New York, yeah, it's a different thing, it's just looking and you all are unionized in so many places you could just move to the shoulder, let's take. the show in

houston

doesn't give us a clue i'll be in south carolina you know what i mean florida said that clearly i'll go to

houston

in a minute for that so when was the weekend was that weekend is the August 25th until the 28th, okay, as a couple

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questions, how have you been able to maintain

relationships

with people even though you've said things about them like dr dre, the jimmy iveens, like dre had you in the super bowl, not me?

I think you know Jimmy Ivin will walk next to you in a game like you know what I mean like you know when you say when I say things like he's really talking about true experience. I'm not saying anything about them that long. like you know what I'm saying then I'd be mad if you know what I mean and maybe this person can't talk to you when they see you because you said something so you like him you lied to him but if you said f jimmy aveen on a record in a mixtape yeah, because he gave examples, he gave examples that it's okay as long as it makes money, oh God, it's okay to disrespect you, so it's okay to say everything he said because he was still a winner.

He's still making money and this is the example that you gave me because he brought that to me and said, "If you can fix this, if you fix this, I'll give you something like break the deal and give you half the money and then." when the disrespect comes in and it's like it's almost a fear factor because of the association of Jimmy's henchmen, add that to it because that kept them from not doing the project, you know what I'm saying, and then there's a whole It's something different, but in that example where you say, you can say all that and look, if you sign the unit directly like the other artist did with that kind of disrespect, you don't have a record deal, you don't have music coming out on your place.

Because it was a joint venture, there was still no controlling factor and they continued to release the music, so it was like you were letting me compete with myself to be able to make money, the artist that comes from the material that I just created and that was made by itself. five million pieces are now a legitimate competitor for me, how about the seal? When you deliver something that is pro 50

cent

s, you deliver something that is anti-50, aren't you telling the DJ? It's okay to say what you feel. about it, but bro, I heard you on network TV and then I got a deal from the same TV network because they don't care that they're not one person, the network is a conglomerate, there are multiple people there, like when you say this person is an idiot, but you said that before, yes, like this person, you are talking about this person, not the entire organization, and you say yes when the project is working on projects, no, this is true, as if these people have problems, like you have people who are great. jobs that weren't necessarily interesting people on the way there and they get there and they're dealing with their own problems with their own energy, they're like, "ah, looking," they want to be seen as the CEO, the guy who really made it. .

It happens and I get away with it because people look and say 50 dude, that's 50 show, you see what I'm saying so you get that energy, it's only there if that's a conflict, someone who doesn't care, that It's going to be like this, we're either seeing stars or we're not because you said I thought it wasn't a subscription, yeah, no 50

cent

programming for six months, that's what I thought was going to come back, so I'm getting my subscription back. I want to make sure we were. all stars you said all stars yeah I don't think it's going to be what it was where it was going because I won't load everything else on it but they have this it will be there and then the new stuff that I like I took the massacre the snooping was the case, the different things off the platform because it's like no, I was doing too much for the platform if you look at when I didn't get the praise related to the success that I had. was having in music, I focused on real sound scanning, this was when artists started talking about the right soundscape and everything else because I thought: now look because these are the real statistics, this is what it shows you the real response of the general public to the material when I don't get the praise related to it on television, I started marketing

more

than marketing like I became the star network so there was more visibility and that made me say that I'm outperforming the programs they're giving the thumbs up to.

They see that we are doing bigger numbers than those programs, and then eventually they have to see that the problem is more difficult to solve because what we are working on is diversity as they are looking at and the system has this cookie. cutter mentality that feels like this, this is the way to achieve success, yes, and you can put people with different ethnic backgrounds and lead roles in large numbers, you can't tell those stories and this is what shows the power and these other projects when you see empire on Fox and then snowfall and stuff like that every time you see people that look like you and Lee Rose, it shows you that that's their, they're saying that Fox was saying that this is our power impact, same thing that the other network says that this is ours. and it's just one at a time for them, you know what I'm saying, look, look how when you see the young talents like uh little meech or michael rainey or macau curtis for raising canaan when you see them come out and they keep going. in the club run like in the nightclub you've never seen actors on that circuit that's true you know what I'm saying like this is really the first time they've made a connection and it's because they're connected to not just having a hit show But you are also connected to the music culture through yes, I don't think people realize what you're doing in the stars as I don't think people I don't even realize how unprecedented it is. is that, how much programming are you responsible for there like 50, well, yeah, they would say 50 percent of it and it's like probably 80 percent of what the audience likes.

Wow, at that point you shoot, they put you. you're supposed to take, you're supposed to be an executive up there, like these two, they go if you go with the confusion, all you see me talk about being upset are things you don't see anywhere else, like you don't . I see other networks have the TV show leak, yeah you don't see it, you know what I'm saying, when they talk about programming for a specific demographic then you say they will become premium women, it's their mandate when you do it . do well well I mean one but those aren't your hits because power wasn't premium women and all the spin offs aren't premium women so now you're saying you can't have the success I had I have to bring this to attract people here because you just created a new mandate that is far from the success you are having and I am going to wait.

So can you explain that to me a little more so I understand exactly what it is? I can produce what you need, I just have to understand exactly what it is because what it does when you see me on variety or the rap reporter or Hollywood and stuff like that that doesn't do anything for my phone is beyond the Hollywood reporter on variety. I could just post on Instagram, absolutely true, so when you think about what those things do, those things speak directly to business insiders, it says if you have this project and you want to sell it, you have to get to 50 so we can sell it and I .

I get additional things, but I can look at these things and see if they work for the network when you understand the mandate, you know what I'm saying, so I'm going to find what you need, if that's what you want, and bring it. and produce it for you if you don't if there's a uh once there's clarity it's clear but they're looking for it and using it for their own identity. I know I hate mandates, especially when you've given a network four or five shows that work creates more shows of that type, but they require common sense, no need, no need for anyone to come up with something like Einstein, yeah , to participate, they say, by the way, oh, too bad, yes, but if you do it. one hit, you want more of one hit, you want more of that energy, more service to that base that would keep them going and you see the network continually growing, but in return, I've seen them do things out of vanity like them.

I will pay more because first of all they are a premium woman, I mean a premium white woman, because since then the only thing they have created was the Julia Roberts Gaslit and, uh, Courtney Cox, I don't even know the name of that joint It's like watching Pink Peel, the worst of all time because it's like an oxymoron, it's almost like a horror

comedy

. It's hard to make myself laugh when I'm scared. You know what I'm saying. It's difficult to do both at the same time. so I didn't know what they were really trying to do with it, but you know I don't know well, you better do the right thing because you know there's no reason to look at stars if, if anything, programming that's just a In fact, we appreciate you for joining us man you can talk to fit forever on August 25th in Houston.

I will be there hosting others. Make sure you get your tickets. There are many things from pool parties, clubs to charity events and

comedy

show performances. Make sure you are part of this and we will see you raising Canadians soon, that's right, oh, it's 2 pm. wait, August 14. And one day, is it true? They asked you to be in the ink document of the murder, no, they wanted them. What's it called? Who's trying to clean up? I receive money for the supreme. Oh, okay, okay, someone told me they asked you to be at the dock. Hey, did you clean it?

No, no, it's okay, it's the breakfast club. Good morning.