Dealing with drugs and
doing drug dealings meaning something for nothing or in reverse but for the black
kid who grown up in a messy situations since his last 12 years for the crack
epidemic around South Jamaica, Queens born as Curtis James Jackson III turning
the tide of his life-career to a stage name found fits for him as 50 Cents.
Never dreaming that he will be a multi-platinum success Rapper later, selling
eleven million records copies after being discovered as a next new talent by “the
white hope” Eminem and Dr. Dre the legend. Not because just one or two good
albums but the originality in style of best of Hip-Hop/Rap-Music flow’ thang to
wrote the lyrics straight from the terrible problem streets facing by himself
everyday even the dealers, smashers, hoes and more tricky dangerous cannot
stopping 50 Cents from becoming a famous one Rapper feeling his guilt and
dreams like other minorities around the US urban community or suburban hoods
exampling correctly, through this great recording release – The Massacre.
The
mixture of slower thumped beats and honest lyrics talking about the daily
situations happening around the man as he grows, doing his thang incompletely
but keep going until they’re complete; being with bad guys, good wise, broke or
crowning as king to the tests in lives from birth, lust, love or romance to the
party and having too much time to get wasted on lo-cash, finest hoes or weeds
as they’re ultimately – shown to public legally true through these Hip-Hop
parade-beats: I’m Supposed to Die Tonight, Gatman and Robbin, Outta Control,
Ryder Music, Gunz Come Out, My Toy Soldier onto Piggy Bank, Candy Shop or
Position of Power – giving the audience a re-start for a new level of
confessions around druggy problems, women’s pussy addiction and much loyalty
for your gang-bang brothers even after some gunshots hitting you and almost
taking your life out !
The Massacre:
https://open.spotify.com/album/4YpakJqiNHvLKw7LLwphpt
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