50 Cent and G-Unit in Casablanca, Morocco

50 Cent, Tony Yayo, DJ Whoo Kid, Kidd Kidd, and Governor went to Casablanca, Morocco to perform in front of more than 60,000 people!

50 Cent wants to help the needy and feed himself for a one billion in Africa

Rapper 50 Cent wants to help the needy and feed himself for a one billion five-year target set in Africa.

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The "In Da Club" hitmaker famous for being a drug dealer has been throughout her life in New York to becoming one of the world's biggest-selling hip-hop artists.

According to contactmusic.com reports, He made ​​his debut in the 2003's a great pleasure.

The 36-year-old posted on micro-blogging site Twitter, "I want to impact people's lives more. I created a new goal for myself, I want to feed one billion people in Africa over the next five years".

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50 Cent were shot down rumors that Def Jam record label

50 Cent were shot down rumors that Def Jam record label that will be joining, saying that it's a sinking ship as it is facing financial difficulties.

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Another rapper who recently signed a deal with Def Jam is included free with the G Unit label, however, Fiddy singing these songs is quick to rubbish it was rumored.


He told MTV News. "Well, Def Jam, I'm not even sure what that system - that system is not in a good space right now. They're like $80 million in the hole".

Although it's not about to join the record label can be serious, he added quickly that the financial difficulties of trying to make light of: "Don't tell them I told you."

Fiddy took the opportunity to explain how he used as catalysts are used to propel the carrier G-Unit artists Llloyd Banks and Tony Yayo.

Before he signed them over to EMI last year, Fiddy explains how to create recognition for the rappers were used to.

"Like on all their other albums and singles, I was featured on their projects to help bring attention to it and get 'em off into the right space."

Fiddy is currently working to the release of his next album 'Black Magic.'

50 Cent has been talking about his new album

50 Cent has been talking about his new album recently.

The G-Unit rapper says that people may be surprised by the album because it pays tribute to classic hip-hop.

"I can't wait till my album comes. I think things will shift," Fiddy told DJ Whoo Kid, hinting that the record will change the game.

"Everybody who fell in love with what I fell in love with in hip-hop will respond to it because it's got the right tones on it."

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Black Magic has been subject to several delays because of disagreements with their record label has been. But last month, Fiddy revealed that the situation will be resolved and the album was soon dropped.

He also revealed that the album will feature collaborations with Boi-1da, Just Blaze and Alex Da Kid as well as Eminem, and that he recorded 43 songs for it.

Speaking on the Eminem tracks, Fiddy said: "We made two that are definitely singles and the other two are the kinds of records that we been making, more aimed at my core audience, more aggressive, more of a different kind of energy to it."

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50 Cent an anti-bullying is to write a book aimed at young people

Rapper 50 Cent, an anti-bullying is to write a book aimed at young people.

The rapper real name is Curtis Jackson, who 34 years old has signed his Playground novel to the Penguin Young Reader publishing group.

The book is aimed at young adults and a 13-year-old who threaten the loss of his actions after seeing the story of changes in its methods.

This is due for release in January 2012 and is trying to prevent youth from bullying was written for.

Jackson said in a statement released by MTV News, explaining why he had written a new book.

He said, "I had a strong desire to write Playground because I wanted to explore how a kid becomes a bully".

"I drew on events from my own childhood and adolescence, but was excited to see the story take on its own life.

"This book would have been very helpful for me growing up and now that I have a teenage son, it is my goal that this will have a positive influence on all teenagers."