50 Cent - I Get Money video

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Ciara featuring 50 Cent- Can’t Leave ‘Em Alone Video

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As the rain came pouring down on fifty five thousand fans in East Rutherford, New Jersey, for Hot 97’s Summer Jam 10, the world’s biggest Hip Hop artist Eminem, took the stage to a crowd heading for the exits. While Eminem has dominated the Hip Hop world ever since his introduction back on “The Slim Shady LP”, on June 3rd his accolades meant nothing to a stadium more concerned with seeing the hottest artist of the moment, 50 Cent.

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Following the weekly trend of newly released G-Unit mixtapes; “Extortion” combines some of the finest material from various mixtapes such as “God’s Plan” along with some new material, which is controversial to say the least. Mixed and produced by Sha Money XL, “Extortion” is your typical 50 Cent/G-Unit album, pitting the crew jacking for beats for the most part. “187 On Ya Block”, “She love G-Unit”, “My Own Thing” and “You’re Not Ready” are all memorable experiences featuring your favorite instrumentals and songs redone G-Unit style. However, while most of these tracks have been featured on other mixtapes the past couple of months, it’s the new material that really makes “Extortion” worth checking out.

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February 6, 2003, the legacy of 50 Cent and G-Unit was etched into the walls of Hip-Hop history. “Get Rich Or Die Tryin” was the number one album in the world and G-Unit was cemented as one of the future leaders of Hip-Hop. At the time the group could do no wrong, as every mixtape and featured appearance caused an uproar in the streets. It was indeed their time to shine and the group took advantage of it. However, as with many artists, there is a small window of time in which success like this occurs. How long would it be before this window closed and 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo & Young Buck were left on the outside looking in? It appears this time has come on the group’s debut album “Beg For Mercy”.

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Mobb Deep have a legacy which few groups can compare with. Though they don’t have many hits under their belt, the group has a loyal following that has helped push their signature sound throughout the globe, allowing for a career spanning over a decade.

Times have changed, and Hip Hop can make the right person a huge amount, now, Mobb Deep have moved into that arena through joining the powerhouse that is G-Unit/Interscope and allying themselves with 50 Cent, Eminem and Dre. The duo are scheduled to release their first G-Unit affiliated record on May 2nd entitled “Blood Money.”

I spoke with Prodigy about this and other things, but, well… He didn’t say much.

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Wake up, the west coast is back! From the depths of Compton’s mean streets comes Dr. Dre’s newest protégée The Game. Armed with a quick temper, rough demeanor and sharp tongue, The Game has been molded by the industry’s best to be the savior of the west coast. His debut release, The Documentary, is a fitting tribute to those that have paved the way before him and is an album that will certainly put the west back on the map.

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“How could I not sell a million when I’m rappin’ on Dre hits?” G-Unit’s latest addition and Dr. Dre protégé The Game raps on the Eminem-produced “We Ain’t” – and, in so many words, he’s right.

With names like Dr. Dre, Scott Storch, Timbaland, Kanye West, Just Blaze, Eminem, and DJ Hi-Tek providing the bump-in-the-trunk for Game’s debut solo album The Documentary, his introduction into the hip-hop world is not exactly a B-list effort from the hopeful G-Unit rookie.

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What shocks me about this world is its injustice, in every aspect. But in this case, it’s with music. An emcee with a rough voice, but little talent who comes from Compton somehow manages to become the biggest thing since 50 Cent? Unfortunately, that’s the case with Game. At best, Game’s barely an average emcee.

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It is hard to stay hungry when you have been as successful as Lloyd Banks. The mixtape phenom has achieved a level of superstardom that is rarely seen from an artist without a solo album under his belt. The punch line king has been met with tons of critical praise regarding his work on various collaborations and G-Unit releases. However, the question still remained, could Lloyd Banks achieve true success on his own? The answer to this comes in the form of his first solo album “The Hunger For More”, where Banks proves he can hold his own without 50 by his side.

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