50 Cent drops knowledge on The Breakfast Club (Video) (Interview)

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50 Cent drops knowledge on The Breakfast Club [Video]

Posted Sep 15th, 2012 by @ThatsBizz | 0 Comments

New York, NY - If you have the time, watch both parts of this interview with 50 Cent. The Breakfast Club continues to consistently produce incredible content with their A-list interviews and this is no exception. Here, they talk about everything from Chief Keef’s psychology to the 48 Laws of Power (relative to G-Unit) to 50′s decision to write about the 27 years of hard times rather than the 10 years of success. Both parts come in around an hour in total, but trust me its worth it.

I recently tweeted at Charlamagne (who is one of three hosts at The Breakfast Club) “Go watch 50 Cent on The Breakfast Club and you’ve never heard @cthagod talk so little in an interview.” I meant the comment as a testament to how well 50 speaks and how he controls conversations. Charlamagne responded “Why talk when I can listen. You heard the game he was spitting.” Exactly! Check it out and click the jump for part 2 (which in my opinion is the better of the two parts).

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