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50 Cent – Leave The Lights On [MP3]

Posted Jul 3rd, 2012 by @ThatsBizz | 0 Comments

New York, NY – 50 Cent lets off a new joint from 5 (Murder By Numbers). He kind of head-faked a few people recently by going on a radio promotional run where he repeatedly announced his new LP would drop today. With no real promo or a lead single, it seemed a bit odd 50 would drop his album so abruptly (especially because his album cycle promo runs are always huge). Instead of releasing it on iTunes today like he said, he announced on Twitter: a) 5 (Murder By Numbers) has been pushed back to Friday b) it will be free and c) his next Interscope album is coming in November titled Street King Immortal.

Now, for anyone who follows me on Twitter (@ThatsBizz), you might’ve seen me predict 50 would call his next album Street King. And now we find out I was right. I just figured with all the branding work he’s done to build the #SK movement, he’d want to capitalize off it for his album title. And I was right. If you’re feeling the song you can download it after the jump link below.

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