then they let that junkie shine."
Fifty is up to his usual antics again publicly dissing other mainstream artists. In a recent radio interview, he targets Fat Joe, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne. Straight from the horse's mouth (no pun intended):
On Kanye's 808 & Heartbreaks, “I'm excited he got away with it. It's supposed to be a brick, a cinder block”. He also took jabs at Kanye's sexuality, citing the tight clothes as “irregular in a straight world”.
On Kanye's 808 & Heartbreaks, “I'm excited he got away with it. It's supposed to be a brick, a cinder block”. He also took jabs at Kanye's sexuality, citing the tight clothes as “irregular in a straight world”.
On Wayne, “I don't see him as competition. I mean he has to have a lot of consistency before we put him in a space and feel he's equivalent. He's a talented artist, but my consistency will break his neck”.
In general, “I want to see who gets out of pocket”.
The whole outburst was funny really. The radio personalities (that are nobody's for the record) blew his head up. Kanye most likely will not respond, but answer with another tight album. A tight album that will check 50 Cent once more, like the Graduation did Curtis back in 2007. If Wayne, well when Wayne responds, it's over. The public loves their Lil Wayne. Try again 50 Cent. In short the interview can be summed up as a stunt for Before I Self Destruct, which is set to be released next month, February 3rd.
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