Grieving Family Outraged Over 50 Cent’s Sample On ‘The Big 10’
Damn, well Curtis has a lot of explaining to do. A grieving Jamaica Queens family is outraged over 50 Cent’s sample on “Body On It” from The Big 10. Curtis uses the audio from the news coverage of the murder victim in the intro of the song. 50 Cent then goes on to glorify violence.
To be fair, 50 isn’t directly profiting from the song since it’s from a free mixtape. We’ll see what philanthropist 50 has to say about this. Until we hear his side, you’re killin’ me Fif’.
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haha the big 10 on da news?? 50 couldn’t have asked for any better promotion for the mixtape!
Shes dumb she probably wants money with her broke self tell her to take her ass to work lmao
They obviously have never heard an old school 50 song before lol
i bet fif paid off the family to make this a story to get his name out there again
@BrettG, And what Street Kings clarity foundation they fed already 4 million people isn’t doing enough. Try another logic.
I been waiting for someone to try & sue someone over a sample or audio smaple of a mixtape. She’ll never win.
What rapper doesn’t glorify violence? -_- #Yawn
Smart Move 50! Freedom Of Speech? He Can Say What He Wants. He Put Together a Track That Can Relate To People. So What? Hate On Someone Else. 😀
Thats the REALITY of what goes on in QUEENS , What do you want him to make a song about sunshine and rainbows in Queens when its clearly not liek that , Hes a realist
thats when you know the streets is listening
I don’t see the big conflict…
fuck that bitch