50 Cent and Kendrick Lamar are up on society's totem pole and they're letting you know. After a few revisions, 50 Cent has put the final touches on his latest single "We Up."
50 Cent does a re-up for his "We Up." The hip-hop mogul initially dropped this record with collaborations from Kendrick Lamar and Kid Kid, but he's decided to nix the latter emcee's closing verse.
For some rappers, selling out New York City's Roseland Ballroom is a crazy feat. That's nothing to Kendrick Lamar, who performed two sold-out shows at Roseland last night.
The Get Rich Or Die Tryin' rapper has been putting out new music left and right, and this time he's recruited new West Coast sensation Kendrick Lamar to boost the Kidd Kidd track called "We Up".
Despite recently crashing his Rolls-Royce in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida after being shot at multiple times, Rick Ross made his first public appearance and looked happier than ever.
50 Cent hit us with a sneak peek of his latest single "We Up" featuring Kidd Kidd, the newest member of his G-Unit crew, and West Coast’s own Kendrick Lamar.
MTV recently caught up with 50 Cent and chopped it up with him about the rapper. While he says he's still rooting for the kid (like we all are) he's not really surprised by his latest issue.
According to a source from Eminem’s hometown of Detroit, the rapper has gone through some life changing events and has found religon and claims to have witnessed Em’s transformation firsthand through some of his recent actions.
French Montana took to his Instagram and posted a photo of 50 Cent playing the role of a guy suffering a deadly disease from his film All Things Fall Apart.
Yesterday, rapper 50 Cent was on the Power 106 show in L.A. During his interview with Big Boy, 50 Cent essentially broke down to a tee exactly what really went down between him and the boxer.
Ever since French Montana spoke about 50 Cent and the mistakes he made during the course of his career in a recent Complex interview, 50's been on a rampage.
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