Showing posts with label 50 Cent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 50 Cent. Show all posts

50-Cent SPEAKS!! Gushes about Kelly Rowland!




Rapper/Mogul/Actor 50-Cent has been known for having strong opinions and also he's known for letting everybody else know about these opinions as well.  Recently, MTV news sat down with the 'I Get Money" rapper as he disccuses what hot songs he is currentyl rocking to and and he also gushes about how great he thinks Kelly Rowland is.  He says she is the most underrated female soloist out and this is 'her year' to shine!

See what else 50 had to say about the beautiful and talented Kelly Rowland!


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Vibes from THE VAULT: Mary J. Blige "Ooh" feat. 50 Cent & G-Unit



I remember this video from Mary's 6th album and I remember BET doing an 'Access Granted' episode about it, but then not much was said about this or much of any of the singles from the 'Love & Life' disc.  I found out the reason why.....


On August 26, 2003, Blige's sixth album Love & Life was released on Geffen Records (which had absorbed MCA Records.) Blige heavily collaborated with her one-time producer Sean Combs for this set. Due to the history between them on What's the 411? and My Life, which is generally regarded as their best work, and Blige having just come off of a successful fifth album, expectations were high for the reunion effort.
Despite the album debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and becoming Blige's fourth consecutive UK top ten album, Love & Life's lead-off single, the Diddy-produced "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_@_1st_Sight", which featured Method Man, barely cracked the top ten on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, while altogether missing the top twenty on the Hot 100 (although peaking inside the UK top twenty). The following singles, "Ooh!", "Not Today" featuring Eve, "Whenever I Say Your Name"featuring Sting on the international re-release, and "It's a Wrap" fared worse. Although the album was certified platinum, it became Blige's lowest-selling to date. Critics and fans alike largely panned the disc, citing a lack of consistency and noticeable ploys to recapture the early Blige/Combs glory. Blige and Combs reportedly struggled and clashed during the making of this album, and again parted ways upon the completion of it.
The album became Blige's first album in six years to debut at number one on the Billboard 200, selling 285,298 copies in first week.  At anyrate, here is one of those 'lost' videos from that disc:

'Ooh'-Mary J. Blige



The album version included a rap from 50-cent & G-Unit

50 Cent Says Kelly Rowland Is Underrated [Video]

Previously: 50 Cent Talks Def Jam & Lloyd Banks [Video]

Throwback: VMA's 2003 Mary J Blige feat 50 Cent & Method Man



Remember when the hip-hop and R&B performances on MTV's VMA's were on point!!  You knew MTV would not dissapoint when it came to the live performances back then.  Let's take a look back at 2003's VMA's where the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul took the stage with 50 Cent and Method Man for her amazing set!  The Medley included, 'Love@1st Sight', 'Ooh', and 'Family Affair'!

NEW DO- DAY? One good, the other not so much... Janet vs 50-Cent!

Janet shocked many a year or so ago when she cropped her hair short for that young pixie look.  Well it looks like the International Pop Icon may have grown tired of that look.  Forever recreating herself and her image, Janet unveils a fresh new do in Paris this week.  At the Liaisons Au Louvre II’ Charity Gala in Paris earlier this week, Janet shows off her new look.  PEEP THE PIC:



Needless to say, Janet can rock ANY style and still be the baddest to ever do it.  But I must say, I prefer the longer style.  The gala was held at Paris' Louvre Museum to raise money for people living with HIV/AIDS.  The Jacksons, forever helping others.  You have to respect and love that!

Down in Aruba, another huge celeb is rocking a new do as well.

Rapper, music mogul 50-Cent was in Aruba recently promoting his latest flick ‘Things Fall Apart’, and was seen rocking a new-do.  Hmmm, let me look at it again.  Hmmm, no words for that one.  See for yourself.



WTF?  Did the texturalizer stay in too long?  Did Sheneneh forget the neutralizer?  Oh my not too sure about this Do-La-La!  Maybe its for a movie role 'Pinky the Pawn shop Owner' or something.  Let's HOPE it's for another movie.  Advice. Cut--and go bald for a minute, then try again!
LOL!

Lady GaGa's 'Born This Way' sells a MILLI + in a week!!









As expected, Lady GaGa tops Billboard's Top 100 Chart debuting at # 1 selling an impressive 1,108,000 million copies sold in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. It’s only the 17th album to sell a million in a week since SoundScan began tracking sales data in 1991, and the highest sales week since 2005.

'Born This Way' reaps the largest sales week of any album since 50 Cent's "The Massacre" did 1,141,000 in its first week, in March of 2005. The last time we had a million-plus frame was when Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" premiered at No. 1 with 1,047,000 in November of 2010. The SoundScan-era record week is held by NSYNC's "No Strings Attached," which  debuted at No. 1 with 2,416,000 in 2000.






GaGa has one hell of a following and thanks to a major promo push, 99 cent album download on Amazon.com, big-time appearances, killer performances, and of course the undying support of her 'Little Monsters', GaGa reigns supreme right now.  This is also GaGa's 1st album to debut at the top spot. “The Fame” debut  at No. 2, while “The Fame Monster” EP reached No. 5 .
Congrats are definitly in order for Lady GaGa!
 

"50 Cent: The Origin of Me": The rapper traces his roots back to South Carolina



VH1 Rock Doc “50 Cent: The Origin of Me, chronicles, rapper, mogul, actor Curtis Jackson as he traces the roots to his past.  Curtis "50-Cent" Jackson treks to Edgefield, South Carolina to find the origins of who he is, and how the life of his ancestors parallels his life today. 

“It feels good for me to learn more about my actual history. A lot of people don’t know, but I’m adopted. Yeah, my grandmother adopted me after my mother passed away. So she’s like my legal guardian. My grandparents were from out here, so the last time I was out here I was like six years old.”








 
Pretty intense moving documentary.  50 Cent may come off brash and a bit annoying at times, but this documentary shows a different side to the rapper.  He proves that you can never truly know who you are until you discover where you are from.
 
For the full episode visit vh1.com

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