50Cent Fan Forum

DanMan · Anmeldedatum: 01.01.1970 Beiträge: 0

DanMan · Anmeldedatum: 01.01.1970 Beiträge: 0

Also, bei der Sache geht es um folgendes:

Forbes stellt jährlich eine Liste der Hip-Hop-Cashkings vor, also der Spitzenverdiener im Rapbusiness.

Die Liste sah wie folgt aus:

Jay-Z
50 Cent

Diddy
Timbaland
Dr. Dre
Eminem
Snoop Dogg
Kanye West
Pharrell Williams
Scott Storch (producer)
Ludacris
T.I.
u.s.w.

Die ersten 3 der Liste haben nun diesen Remix gemacht, I get Money, wie wahr ... deshalb Forbes 1,2,3 Remix oder auch Billion Dollar Remix (Vermögen aller 3 zusammen, billion = Milliarde, nicht Billion, keep in mind Wink

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Bemerkenswert auch das Email von Diddy an Forbes: "We appreciate the opportunity to trail blaze at Forbes.com, proving we're not only the TOP earning entertainers but the TOP entertainment thinkers to come up with something as innovative as this." Alter macht weise, würd ich in dem Fall sagen...

Der VitaminWater-Deal soll 50 nach den Angaben in diesem Artikel 100 Mio. $ nach Steuern eingebracht haben.

Übrigens ist das ganze in etwas so wie wenn die WirtschaftsWoche einen Song von Bushido promoten würde ... in etwa

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"They're trying to buy some Gucci / I'm trying to buy the mall."

der`felix · Anmeldedatum: 01.01.1970 Beiträge: 0

Hier ist er nun, der als “historisches Ereignis” angekündigte Forbes Billion Dollar Remix von “I Get Money” feat. den echten Billion Dollar Boys Jay-Z und Diddy. Die dreckige Version gibt’s HIER! Enjoy….

50cent.de

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LadyLilia · Anmeldedatum: 01.01.1970 Beiträge: 0

50 Cent feat. Jay-Z und Diddy

Für den Forbes Billion Dollar remix von 'I Get Money' featured Fiddy (man höre und staune' Jay-Z!

All zu ernst sollte man den Battle zwischen 50 Cent und Kanye West nicht nehmen, denn im wirklichen Leben wird alles nicht so heiss gegessen. Bester Beweis dafür: Fiddy's neuer 'I Get Money (Forbes Million Dollar Remix)'! Denn die Nummer featured nicht nur Diddy, sondern auch Kanye's Boss und Mentor Jay-Z.

Doch laut Internet-Gerüchten gab Jigga seinen Part nicht bedingungslos her. Angeblich durfte 50 den Remix erst nach der ersten Verkaufswoche des Fiddy / Kanye Battles veröffentlichen, weil er das gegnerische Team nicht unterstützen wollte. Ehrlich gesagt, die Nummer haut uns jetzt nicht soooo vom Hocker, aber hört selbst rein!

Mtv.de

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der`felix · Anmeldedatum: 01.01.1970 Beiträge: 0

50 Cent definitely isn't going down without a fight. Although the G-Unit top dog is projected to place second to Kanye West in their SoundScan showdown (the official numbers will be released Wednesday), he's been making plenty of noise in the final days to swing any momentum he can his way — and it's made for some noteworthy headlines.

First, there was his tour of New York City's five boroughs last week and into the weekend, where he brought out some of his foes' estranged crew members (Dip Set's Jim Jones and Juelz Santana, Terror Squad's Remy Ma), not to mention LL Cool J (see "50 Cent Brings LL Cool J, Remy Ma To His Old 'Hood For Last Of Five NYC Shows" and "50 Cent Joins Forces With Jim Jones, Covers Kanye West At First Of Five NYC Shows").

And Monday night, the much-hyped remix to 50's street anthem "I Get Money" dropped on New York radio station Hot 97 during Funkmaster Flex's show. Fif hinted last Thursday that the track — once called the "Billion Dollar Remix" but now titled "Forbes 1,2,3 Remix" after Jay-Z's, 50's and Diddy's ranking in a Forbes magazine article on hip-hoppers' wealth — would see the light of day on Monday.

According to a source close to the G-Unit camp, the track was recorded the same week as the New York leg of the Screamfest Tour last month, when headliner T.I. pulled out Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Diddy to the stage (see "Jay-Z, Kanye West, 50 Cent, Diddy, T.I., Ciara, Swizz Beatz Make Hip-Hop History At NYC Show" and T.I., 50 Cent, Swizz Beatz Reflect On Historic Onstage Collabo — And How It Almost Didn't Happen"). Fif, who appeared earlier in the same show with Ciara, also joined them. The track was rumored to have been recorded directly after the show and to have included West, but this was later refuted.

The three rap giants take turns trading money-tossing rhymes over the Apex-produced track.

"Bo knows, but Diddy did it," the Bad Boy CEO spits. Cars, jewelry and big homes, yeah, Diddy did it."

"Still hustling, baby, hurry up and kill me," Jay rapped. "I'm already the G.O.A.T., next stop is the Billy."

The three are scheduled to shoot a video for the song on Tuesday (September 1 Cool

in New York, according to reps for Interscope.

As a precursor to 50 and West's sales battle, according to multiple reports, Kanye has bested the G-Unit leader in the U.K. chart battle. Sales tallies weren't included, but West landed at #1 with 50 landing in the second slot. In an interview 50 conducted with British magazine Uncut, he claimed that Def Jam purchased copies of West's Graduation to boost the U.S. sales totals, which are projected to top 800,000 units compared to the over 600,000 for Curtis.

" has never had a fraction of the sales ," 50 told the magazine. "They could have only one scan and have it count four times. West's entire career hasn't sold half what I sold on my first album."

Calls to Def Jam for comment had not been returned at press time.

Source-MTV

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