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50 Cent recently sat with MTV to speak on his past album “Curtis,” that had the entertainment world talking on its September 11th and Battle of the Titans release.
“It was a blockbuster that I lit, and it didn’t explode. I felt like it should have went a lot further than the results I received … Publicly, I feel that 50 Cent fans don’t believe it was a dud. It did have ‘I Get Money,’ it did have ‘Ayo Technology,’ ‘I’ll Still Kill,’ ‘Follow My Lead’ with Robin Thicke. These records were hit records, but the timing they came out was wrong. If the first record you heard off Curtis was ‘I Get Money,’ it would have shifted more millions in sales.â€
A lot of critics have been sending internet forums and blog website reminders on 50 Cent’s ‘promise’ to retire from rap if he lost to Kanye West in album sales. Once the results came with Kanye on top, it seems as if fifty reminded the music world about his pretty large prominence in the business side of entertainment.
Now that 50 Cent has ventured off into re-creating his G-Unit brand of music and doing blockbuster films among other things… has his “loss” played a role in actually taking him to a higher position in his career?
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