In true 50 Cent fashion, the mogul from Queens continues to bless the streets with mixtape after mixtape. DJ’s are already playing, the introspective “I Put In Work” track. On this song, we find the G-Unit general rapping a pensive and true story about growing up in Southside, Queens.
“You know, my aunt killed my dog and never said sorry/ N—as broke in my crib and stole my Atari/ Man, n—as could’ve asked, I would let them hold a cartridge.”
Fifty continues to tell a tale about the hardship, “Instead of selling crack, I could’ve been Tiger Woods/ But they ain’t got no f—in’ golf courses in the ‘hood.’
I’m going to download this to my MP3 player and listen to it in its entirety for the next few days while I relax for the holiday. If you decide to do the same let us know your thoughts on this mixtape. We welcome all comments.
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In true 50 Cent fashion, the mogul from Queens continues to bless the streets with mixtape after mixtape. DJ’s are already playing, the introspective “I Put In Work” track. On this song, we find the G-Unit general rapping a pensive and true story about growing up in Southside, Queens.
“You know, my aunt killed my dog and never said sorry/ N—as broke in my crib and stole my Atari/ Man, n—as could’ve asked, I would let them hold a cartridge.”
Fifty continues to tell a tale about the hardship, “Instead of selling crack, I could’ve been Tiger Woods/ But they ain’t got no f—in’ golf courses in the ‘hood.’
I’m going to download this to my MP3 player and listen to it in its entirety for the next few days while I relax for the holiday. If you decide to do the same let us know your thoughts on this mixtape. We welcome all comments.