50 Cent showed his love for Eminem.
In the hip-hop industry, only a few rappers are closed to each other and 50 Cent and Eminem are one of them. 50 Cent continues to show his love for Eminem. Eminem and 50 Cent are two well-known hip-hop musicians from the twenty-first century who have made contributions to the business with songs like In Da Club and Lose Yourself.
In the halftime superbowl, Eminem and 50 Cent performed their favourites “Lose Yourself” and “In Da Club.” The Detroit rapper had the smallest performance time during the night, giving half of his time to his good friend 50 Cent, according to reports. Slim Shady “made the request” for 50 Cent to do the halftime concert, according to Page Six, and the POWER mogul was “glad to do it.” “They’re pals,” an informant stated of 50 Cent and Eminem. “He would do anything for him.”
The two have a particular relationship and are said to support each other in the toughest and crucial situations. Eminem is claimed to have found 50 Cent and provided him with the necessary skills to enter the music industry. With the help of Grammy Award winner and famous music producer Dr. Dre, 50 went on to become one of hip-hop’s originals.
The two have an unusual affinity and are said to help one other in the most difficult and essential situations. Similar to what Dr. Dre did to Eminem, Eminem was the one who found 50 Cent’s raw ability. On the other hand, 50 is always there to protect Eminem in each feud he gets involved in. They were among the best-selling acts of the early 2000s, with hits including “In Da Club” and “The Real Slim Shady.”
Fif uploaded a selfie with his coach at a New York movie screening for “Southpaw” on Monday night, explaining why they’re still a powerful team. “Somethings never change, you know, like real friendship,” 50 captioned the photo. “I only needed a shot and he gave it to me. I love Em. He said, ‘I see you doing big things. I’m still your favorite white boy right?’ LMAO. I almost fell out.”
Even though 50 severed ways with Shady Records in 2014, their friendship still remains strong. In an interview with the Huffington Post, he stated, “It’s impossible to ruin the relationship Eminem and I have built up. There’s no way I would say or do anything that would disrespect what he’s done for me. I credit a huge portion of my success to Em because if it wasn’t for him being excited about the project, no one else would have rallied around it.”
Last week, 50 Cent share a post about how Eminem helped him, he quote, “Sometimes I’m on stage and it feels so good. I thank God for EM, without him my life would be different.”
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