50 Cent once again is proving why he is the King of the Bitchassness.

Here is the story:

When it comes to “Gangsta rap” 50 Cent doesn’t play around.

He’s not happy about comments Alicia Keys was quoted as making in a recent interview with Blender, even though the R&B songstress later said the quotes were “misrepresented” by the magazine.

“‘Gangsta rap’ was a ploy to convince black people to kill each other,” Keys was quoted as saying. “‘Gangsta rap’ didn’t exist.”

“I don’t like Alicia Keys no more though … the same reason why I said that I don’t like Oprah Winfrey,” 50 Cent told The Showbuzz. “I’m prejudice(d). I don’t like people who don’t like me. If you don’t like the content that I write because of my experiences; I am being who I am when I am writing it. I fall into that ‘label’ as far as you considering artists creating ‘Gangsta music,’ we fall into that.

I despise 50 Cent for so many reasons, but was it really necessary for him to go after Alicia Keys? He is just such a despicable person and a bully. Picking on a woman makes him look like a punk ass and I’m beyond sick of him. Regardless of whether Alicia’s conspiracy is true or not, I don’t think it is possible to make a credible argument that “gangsta rap” glorifying crime, violence, etc. has been even remotely positive for the Black community or for society as a whole. So a few dozen Black men got rich off of peddling rhymes about killing people and dealing drugs…but at what cost? Is perpetuating and even encouraging the stereotype of being a thug an acceptable byproduct for their wealth and fame? My answer is absolutely not…so 50 Cent’s stupid ass can cry me a river with all that “I don’t like people who don’t like me” b.s. Hopefully 50’s days in the business are numbered. His horredously awful clothing line has already been shut down, so I can only hope his music career is next.

Anyway…proving once again that he has no loyalty to people he is supposedly cool with, he is still talking junk about Young Buck and putting his business on blast.

Here is the story:

“As far as Buck is concerned, he can be compared to Game because he did some of the same things,” 50 added. “He went on and said he was cool with some of the people that it isn’t public I’m cool with. The public’s impression is [that] me and these people have issues. So how are you cool and we down with each other? When a person has that much inconsistencies in their character, how can you value them or call them a friend when you don’t know what you gonna say or do tomorrow? That was the same issues I had with Nas. Nas didn’t do anything to me. He was just so wishy-washy that I said, ‘I can’t value a friendship with you.’ You can’t gauge who they are. You call them a friend for what? So tomorrow when it’s convenient for them to go in another direction, regardless what position it puts you in, they’ll just do it?

The most staggering assertion 50 made of his former Unit member’s behavior was that Buck has a drug problem, alleging that he’s gained knowledge of Buck using cocaine and sipping on syrup (commonly a mixture of promethazine and codeine), the latter of which played a role in Pimp C’s death earlier this year.

“Buck’s probably high right now,” he said, adding sarcastically, “He doesn’t even get high anymore — he just maintains his [high]. You have to get sober to be high,” 50 said. “When they say, ‘Party like a rock star,’ he goes beyond what they are talking about. Multiple, different sh–.”

50 Cent is such a whiner it’s really quite pathetic. I’ve never heard a grown man get so booty hurt over the fact that his friend is cool with someone he isn’t cool with. 50 has made enemies with just about every person in the industry so to expect everyone else to shoulder that burden is irrational and really petty. I’m far from a Young Buck fan (I think his music is mostly ignorant as hell) but putting Young Buck’s drug problem on front street is out of pocket. 50 is always talking mess about someone else and what they are doing but he never talks about the dirt he is doing. It would be nice if for once someone put him on front street and gave him a taste of his own medicine.

On a side note, Young Buck has a new song called “My Interview” which sounds somewhat like a response to the 50 interview but not really a diss. Clearly he has more restraint than The Game and 50. Click here to listen

What do you guys think of 50 Cent’s behavior? For a 30+ year old man doesn’t he need to grow the hell up? How foul is it for him to attack Alicia Keys and throw mud on his former group mate?

Posted by Reecie