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In the past decade, 50 Cent has established himself at one of the world’s highest selling rappers. Born Curtis Jackson III, from the South Jamaica neighborhood of Queens, New York, he learned how to rap under Run DMC’s DJ Jam Master Jay in the late 1990s. After putting out the underground single How to Rob in 1999, he survived being shot nine times in 2000. He kept rapping and was discovered by Eminem in 2002 on the strength of his Guess Who’s Back? mixtape, signing to Eminem’s Shady Records and Dr. Dre’s Aftermath label later that year. He also released the mixtape No Mercy, No Fear that featured the track Wanksta, and was later used on Eminem’s 8 Mile soundtrack. 50’s debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin’ was released in 2003 on Interscope Records and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, selling 872,000 copies in the first four days, and moving an astonishing 12 million copies worldwide. The album has a funky bounce of dark synth and drum kicks, and its lead single In da Club booms with horn bursts, propulsive organ, handclaps, and his signature laid-back and collected flow, captivating ticket buyers with its groove. In 2003, he also founded G-Unit Records, home to several successful rappers including, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, and Young Buck. His subsequent albums, 2005’s The Massacre and 2007’s Curtis, were also commercial smashes, spawning sold-out concert tours around the world. Billboard magazine lauds him the number one rap artist of the 2000s, and his new album Street King Immortal is due out in 2014.
My besties and I had the greatest time at 50’s show! He truly shows up and puts on a concert. He was incredible. His stage presence and presentation was outstanding. The sound, atmosphere and quality was authentic. We truly had so much fun. Jeremih was lit also, he knew how to please the crowd.
It was great! Well organized, the whole time jamming. Sound was blasting! And Busta had a special appreciation for Montreal that night. Hate that I was too much at an angle but still worth it.
Always the best price and easy to get in places with Ticketmaster
Was an amazing experience thanks. It was packed and everyone was having a great time
I had theeee time😩 fr it was definitely worth it and I enjoyed it fasho, blessed I was able to see one of fiddies last performances eva❤️ I was so geeked when I seen Jeremih come on stage tho was literally screamin n cryin aha jk
It was my first concert ever, I’m not usually a concert person but I grew up listening to 50 cents so I had to go!! The concert was amazing!! It did NOT disappoint. Busta Rhymes was amazing as well. 50 cents put on a great show/performance. Despite the name I hope this is not his final tour. I had amazing seats as well. So all round AMAZING show. Well done Fiddy!
Loved it. Was my first 50 concert and I was not disappointed. Loved the performances by everybody, amazing show amazing turn out good vibes.
Great show! Really enjoyed whole performance. Only one thing I wish I knew beforehand, that you need to bring earplugs, otherwise you can't hear words properly, sounds is just too loud when you are closer to the stage. Hope we will get more shows from 50 Cent in the future, in spite that this tour called the "The Final Lap Tour"
Absolutely ahhhhmazing show with an encore performance! 👌
Other than the venue set up for exit and entry I don't mind Budweiser stage for concerts. And 50 cent performed really well. My issue with entry and exit is there's only 1 way in and out. At the end of a show thousands of people are trying to leave at the same time.
