50 Cent Speaks on the Self-Destruct on Film

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The film — which isn’t autobiographical — aims to show the complexities of what 50 refers to as “urban life” in a new way: “When [movies] portray certain lifestyles they don’t show cause and effect,” he says. “But I showed characters under pressure in scenarios where they felt like there were no other options, even though there were.” He adds, “There are always options. People just usually start to see them while being incarcerated — for not seeing them in the first place.”

Source:Rolling Stone

If you haven’t noticed 50 Cent has been making moves that exclude Interscope as much as possible. ather than scoring the film, which will also be called Before I Self Destruct, with music from the album, he’s writing an entirely separate score and bringing in unsigned artists to spit the vocals.

Related:New 50 Cent Video Game in Danger of Cancellation


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  • 3 Responses to “50 Cent Speaks on the Self-Destruct on Film”

    1. Jae R
      9-25-2008

      dat lame azz nigga actually tryna make some real shit

    2. eRa
      9-25-2008

      werrrrd? well I’m not surprised. This nikka’s been acting his whole career. If anything, his performance is guaranteed.

      Perfect Plot: The main character (Burnt Rabbit), reveals the art of avoiding jail time by snitching on nikkaz that were dumb enuff to trust him. He then gets signed by Eminem (played by Pauly Shore), to become a famous artist, rapping about shit other REAL gangstaz did. He gets killed – THE END

    3. LADY FIFTY
      10-16-2008

      YOUR A HATER JUST LET THE MAN DO WHAT HE DO AND YOU KEEP ON FLIPING YO BURGERS

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