50 Cent is indeed a rapper, producer, actor, as well as entrepreneur from the United States. 50 Cent’s net worth is $40 million at this very writing. 50 Cent has made at least $260 million through his numerous efforts, including selling songs, touring, and multiple brand collaboration deals, during the course of his career. However, he also has overspent (particularly on real estate, automobiles, and lawsuits), leading to his Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in July 2015. There’ll be a lot more about that file later inside this post. 50 Cent had a net worth of over $100 million at the time of his bankruptcy.
Eminem was the one who found Jackson in 2002. Eminem was just so taken by “Guess Who’s Back?” that he asked Jackson to visit Dr Dre in Los Angeles. “No Mercy, No Fear” was released after 50 Cent got a $1 million record contract. A 50 Cent song was featured upon that soundtrack of Eminem’s film “8 Mile.”
With his newest album “Get Rich or Die Trying,” 50 Cent became a worldwide sensation in 2003. It debuted at No. 1 upon that Billboard charts and went on to sell nearly a million copies during the first four days. The lead track, “In Da Club,” established a record for the most-listened-to song in radio history in only one week. Interscope soon afterwards granted 50 his own label, G-Unit Records. “The Massacre,” Jackson’s next album, was released in March 2005. This was another smash hit, selling 1.14 million copies for its first four days as well as spending six weeks at the top of the Billboard charts. In 2007, he released his third album, “Curtis,” that opened at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
The fourth album, “Before I Self Destruct,” was released in November 2009. Dissensions with his record company forced him to postpone the release of his fifth album, “Street King Immortal,” until November 2012.
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