50 Cent’s last album, Curtis, did not live up to critical or commercial expectations.
On his next go round, Before I Self Destruct, Mr. Jackson promises to challenge Hip Hop music.
“[Other rappers] can take what I’ve done for the last five years and do their version of it and be successful with momentum,” the G-Unit head told Rolling Stone. “Meanwhile, I have to reinvent the wheel.”
50 also says he’s tuned out most of the music out now, trying to find a zone of his own.
”I’m not really listening to anyone else’s record. Now I’m in another space where I gotta make what I’m excited about,” he added.
Before I Self Destruct is due out before the end of the year.
On his next go round, Before I Self Destruct, Mr. Jackson promises to challenge Hip Hop music.
“[Other rappers] can take what I’ve done for the last five years and do their version of it and be successful with momentum,” the G-Unit head told Rolling Stone. “Meanwhile, I have to reinvent the wheel.”
50 also says he’s tuned out most of the music out now, trying to find a zone of his own.
”I’m not really listening to anyone else’s record. Now I’m in another space where I gotta make what I’m excited about,” he added.
Before I Self Destruct is due out before the end of the year.
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