50 cent' s first unreleased album *is even better than Get Rich or Die Tryin.* Can you believe that. Its called 50 cent "Power of the Dollar" You can listen to it on youtube. He even did two songs with Nas Too hot ft nas Who You rep with ft Nas He is also the reason Jay Z went to do Big Pimpin with UGK. 50 cent's - As the World Turns ft UGK . 50 cent was the first New York artist to work with southern artists. He was even touring with lil wayne in the 90's. Get back to me when you have listened to Power of the Dollar.
@@darrenraphael Who you rep is not from that album, i listened to that album religiously when it came out, I'm a hustler is my favorite song with a Jadakiss sample ad a hook. He was rapping better and didn't have a southern accent, he wasn't mumbling because that ead before he got shot. But musically, GRODT is more complete, the beats are better.
@@xxlaumic I agree musically it's better but his lyricism in PoD was better GRoDT. What do you think of these 3 songs by 50 cent. Creep by Mobb Deep ft 50 cent Niggas be Schemin by 50 cent ft Kidd Kidd. My Gun go off by 50 cent
Usually hate when “reactors” sing/rap with the song, but this was great. Such a classic album, even for a white boy from West Virginia. “Patiently Waiting” just hits different still to this day.
The impact of this album was crazy... I'll never forget, my dad was a 4th grade public school teacher in the inner city when this dropped. He had his students write what they wanted to be when they grew up. This 9 year old wrote that he wanted to be 50 Cent 'cause he wanted to kill all the wankstas. Hahahaha my pops was so shook, he had no idea who 50 was. "You don't want me to be your kid's role model"
Heat is easily one of the hardest songs ever 🔥 “With a pistol I define the definition of pain If you survive ya bones'll still fucking hurt when it rains” .... that’s a tough ass line 💪🏽🔥
Get tired of looking for you Spray your mama crib and let your ass look for me😤😤😤 God's on your side shit I'm alright Cause we be reloading clips and coming right back 😭
@Daniel De Freitas Campos Campos yea ik alot of people dont want to see the Truth that 50 is one of the best and his impact was huge he probably one of the most known Musicians in the World just by the name
I'm Brazilian, I'm 23 years old, the songs on this album were the first rap songs I heard. I remember that until today, it happened in 2008 when I was 11 years old, I didn't have access to the internet and I discovered these songs through a clandestine DVD that was sold on the street. It was my first contact with rap. I got access to the internet in 2010 and the first thing I did was to download this classic. This channel is one of the best about rap. Bring more TOP 10 favourite verses.
Mano, minha história com esse álbum é praticamente a mesma coisa que a sua kkkkkkkkkk meu pai comprou o CD pirata quando eu tinha uns 8 anos, e ele colocava pra tocar quando eu andava de carro com ele, a gente colocava o som muito alto e curtia o som hahaha minha mãe odiava, foi assim que eu conheci o rap. Recentemente realizei um sonho de infância e finalmente consegui ver o 50 ao vivo em BH
@@philohlrogge4207 facts and I love Nas but it terms of hype surrounding their albums and impact on culture I think 50 wins but illmatic is in the top 3 for sure
@random fair point. When I say impact I meant more culturally. I love Nas my fav artist but I think Illmatic has more impact on musicians and rappers. I think GRDT has more impact commercially and with fan bases. Nas didn’t have shoes, clothing, screensavers, video games, and things like that. I also think numbers plays a fact. Ppl were walking around with a bullet proof vest because of 50 lol. I do think you make a valid point worth noting for sure.
10 year old me just moved to Canada, this was the album my Step Dad and I develop our bond to ( lmao obviously when my Mom was not home) i'm talking deluxe version videos and all, you couldn't tell me nothing durning my kitchen performance lol. Classic.
say what you want about 50 now, but this album literally influenced all of gangsta rap. there will never be another get rich or die tryin. one of a kind album. rap in the early 2000s will never be replicated.
@@akhileshs7022 Banks is actually really nice. When it come to just straight rap shit and punchlines, he may be the best to ever do it. A great rapper but not as great as an artist as a whole like 50, Nas, Jay Z, Eminem, Wayne...
This album I know lyrics word for word from all tracks. One of the most underrated skills of 50 cent, is his hook game. I'm gonna say it, besides Nate Dogg, there is no better hook writer and singer in hip hop history than 50 cent.
One of the most enjoyable RU-vid videos I've watched in a long time....people looking at me crazy as I'm getting hyped up in my truck with yall every time the next beat comes on. One of my favorite albums ever!! Love the videos guys keep up the good work!
