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If 50 Cent’s 2009 album Before I Self Destruct qualified as a mildly pleasant surprise, that’s only because expectations for it were so incredibly low. By this point, he's pissed away the goodwill engendered by his monster 2003 debut, Get Rich Or Die Tryin’, and string of acclaimed mix-tapes through stupid beefs, desperate publicity stunts, and increasingly irrelevant albums, both as a solo artist and a part of G-Unit. Considering the dire state of "Fiddy's" music career, maybe it’s a good thing he devotes most of his time and energy these days to starring in low-budget direct-to-DVD movies. Better than working on his upcoming, "Eurodance-inspired" album Black Magic, anyway.
Updated 06/10/2010

The worst films of 2011
The High Cost Of Living, Son of Morning, and Setup
The 50 Cent-produced Fire With Fire could be a lot worse
What the Tupac hologram says about our unwillingness to let rap’s most beloved icon rest in peace
Here is 50 Cent's four-step guide to stop masturbating
1991 found hip-hop in transition, with 2Pac leading the way to the future
’90s rap in the rearview—an introduction
All Things Fall Apart
Freelancers
Slug of Atmosphere
Twinkie Jiggles and Dessa
50 Cent: Before I Self Destruct
Mobb Deep: Black Cocaine
Rick Ross: Teflon Don
2003
50 Cent was hit by a Mack truck this morning, but he's fine
New York: 1520 Sedgwick, the birthplace of hip-hop
Sex and candy: The A.V. Club visits The National Association Of Convenience Stores convention
Volume 10 (July 2002)
Volume 30 (March 2009)
Volume 9 (March 2002)
Week of April 30, 2011
Yes, 50 Cent wrote a YA novel about a bullied, violent kid and his gay mom