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50 CENT feat Gunit

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Category:	Music
Created:	Aug 6, 2006
Type:	Public
Members:	150
Owner:	Adel Zaza
Language:	English
Country:	Syrian Arab Republic

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50 Cent opens up about his name: In plenty of early 50 Cent interviews, when asked about his moniker, he said it represented a change. Well, on this DVD he goes in depth about being named after one of BK's most feared stick-up kids. Both 50s have a lot in common. 50 the gangster was shot 23 times over nine different occasions. And the nine-times-shot 50 Cent the rapper says he, too, believes in getting money by any means to provide for himself, just like the street legend.

50 Cent the gangster's life: The documentary goes through the gamut of the original 50's life, starting with his early days when he robbed everything from liquor stores to rappers and people at parties. Surprisingly, with all the chaos he caused, 50 was only 5 feet 2 inches tall. DJs Eric B and Scratch are among those giving testimonial interviews.

The murder of the original 50 Cent, and the shooting of 50 Cent the MC: The documentary tells the story of how the original 50's exploits caught up to him and he was ultimately shot several times in a project hallway. That was only the beginning, though, of the events that led to his death. "Infamous Times" also takes another look at what happened to 50 the MC when he was shot in Queens in front of his grandmother's house. Although 50 doesn't speak too much about the identities of those who shot him, the DVD gives its own theories and even shows a picture of one of the alleged assailants. (For more on 50 Cent, check out the feature
Snoop Dogg is back in the U.S. but he'll soon be returning to the road to promote his R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece. So what does Snoop like to listen to when he's on tour? "The kind of music I bring on the road is old-school '70s R&B," he said. "You know, Al Green, the Dramatics, Sam Cooke. Good music, music that feels good to you."