Comments on: 50 Cent : From Pieces to Weight http://endroog.com/2006/04/11/50-cent-from-pieces-to-weight/ ...endrooging made easy Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:43:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: endroog » Blog Archive » Jay-Z, 50 Cent & Diddy Top Forbes’ List Of “Hip-Hop Cash Kings” http://endroog.com/2006/04/11/50-cent-from-pieces-to-weight/#comment-3063 endroog » Blog Archive » Jay-Z, 50 Cent & Diddy Top Forbes’ List Of “Hip-Hop Cash Kings” Wed, 17 Oct 2007 01:59:00 +0000 http://endroog.com/2006/04/11/50-cent-from-pieces-to-weight/#comment-3063 [...] G-Unit honcho made his dough through his G-Unit clothing and sneakers , ringtones, video games and his book [...] [...] G-Unit honcho made his dough through his G-Unit clothing and sneakers , ringtones, video games and his book [...]

]]> By: endroo G http://endroog.com/2006/04/11/50-cent-from-pieces-to-weight/#comment-1153 endroo G Sat, 22 Apr 2006 12:07:01 +0000 http://endroog.com/2006/04/11/50-cent-from-pieces-to-weight/#comment-1153 After reading the book, I can only feel that he's just an ordinary chap who thinks big... really big. My favourite word in the book " you gotta play for tomorrow even if tomorrow never comes".<br/><br/>And recently I read an interview of him in one of the local magazine. Here's an excerpt of the interview when they were talking on Asian collaboration. This is 50's reply:<br/><br/>"I'm interested in it. I had club scenes in my 'Outta Control' video where everybody was pretty much Asian. When Michael Jackson did his 'Black or White' video, I had no idea at all why he showed us people from different places and cultures because I hadn't left Queens. After travelling and seeing things I've seen, I totally understand why he did that. I've realised that anyone who embraces music wants a representation of them."<br/><br/>At least there's now a rapper appreciate or say good things about Michael Jackson. After reading the book, I can only feel that he’s just an ordinary chap who thinks big… really big. My favourite word in the book ” you gotta play for tomorrow even if tomorrow never comes”.

And recently I read an interview of him in one of the local magazine. Here’s an excerpt of the interview when they were talking on Asian collaboration. This is 50’s reply:

“I’m interested in it. I had club scenes in my ‘Outta Control’ video where everybody was pretty much Asian. When Michael Jackson did his ‘Black or White’ video, I had no idea at all why he showed us people from different places and cultures because I hadn’t left Queens. After travelling and seeing things I’ve seen, I totally understand why he did that. I’ve realised that anyone who embraces music wants a representation of them.”

At least there’s now a rapper appreciate or say good things about Michael Jackson.

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