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| | |  M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy
50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent.
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson originally got his name from a famous stick-up artist of the 1980s. The Original 50 Cent was named Kelvin Martin. He was considered small for a notorious thug; he only measured 5 foot 3. Martin worked with the notorious supreme team, and he was aligned with Eric B. and Rakim. He stuck up and killed many people including former friends of his and a few high ranked drug lords. Additionally, he stuck up the rap group Whodini. His sheistiness and love of money eventually resulted in his murder. The family of Kelvin Martin ...
See also:50 Cent, 50 Cent - Early history, 50 Cent - Queens shooting, 50 Cent - Music career, 50 Cent - Recording label signing, 50 Cent - G-Unit, 50 Cent - Commercial products, 50 Cent - Film Career, 50 Cent - Literature, 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy, 50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent, 50 Cent - Ja Rule and Murder Inc. Records, 50 Cent - New York rappers, 50 Cent - The Game, 50 Cent - Other controversies, 50 Cent - Discography, 50 Cent - Studio Albums, 50 Cent - Singles, 50 Cent - Guest Appearances, 50 Cent - DVDs, 50 Cent - Note Read more here: » 50 Cent: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy
50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent.
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson took his name from a notorious stick-up artist of the 1980s by the same name. The Original 50 Cent was named Kelvin Martin who measured 5'-3". Martin worked with the notorious Supreme Team, and he was aligned with rap artists Eric B and Rakim. Martin robbed and murdered several people, including several former friends and high ranked drug lords, and robbed the rap group Whodini. His criminal pursuit of money eventually caught up with him, resulting in his murder. The surviving family mem ...
See also:50 Cent, 50 Cent - Early history, 50 Cent - Queens shooting, 50 Cent - Music career, 50 Cent - Recording label signing, 50 Cent - G-Unit, 50 Cent - Commercial products, 50 Cent - Grammy Award History, 50 Cent - Film Career, 50 Cent - Literature, 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy, 50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent, 50 Cent - Ja Rule and Murder Inc. Records, 50 Cent - New York rappers, 50 Cent - The Game, 50 Cent - Other controversies, 50 Cent - Discography, 50 Cent - Studio Albums, 50 Cent - Singles, 50 Cent - Guest Appearances, 50 Cent - DVDs, 50 Cent - Note Read more here: » 50 Cent: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - East Coast hip hop - Old school hip hop 1970–1986
East Coast hip hop - 1970s.
For more details on this topic, see Roots of hip hop.
Hip hop music emerged from block parties thrown by owners of loud and expensive stereo equipment, which they could share with the community or use to compete among ultra-competitive West Indian DJs who began isolating the percussion break from funk or disco songs. Block Parties were famously referenced in the song South Bronx by KRS-One with the line: Power from a street light made the place dark ...
See also:East Coast hip hop, East Coast hip hop - Old school hip hop 1970–1986, East Coast hip hop - 1970s, East Coast hip hop - 1980s, East Coast hip hop - Golden Age Hip Hop 1986–1993, East Coast hip hop - Popularization, East Coast hip hop - Politicization and The Rise of Alternative Hip Hop, East Coast hip hop - Modern Hip Hop 1993–Present, East Coast hip hop - The Rise of the West Coast, East Coast hip hop - The East Coast Resurgence, East Coast hip hop - The Rise of the South, East Coast hip hop - Regional difference, East Coast hip hop - East Coast Hip Hop Groups & Artists Read more here: » East Coast hip hop: Encyclopedia II - East Coast hip hop - Old school hip hop 1970–1986 |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - DJ Premier - Discography
DJ Premier - Production Credits.
Gang Starr
No More Mr. Nice Guy (1989)
1. Premier and the Guru
2. Jazz Music
3. Got U
4. Manifest
5. Gusto
6. DJ Premiere in Deep Concentration
7. Positivity [Remix]
8. Manifest [Remix]
9. Conscience Be Free
10. Cause and Effect
11. 2 Steps Ahead
12. No More Mr. Nice Guy
13. Knowledge
14. Positivity
15. Here's the Proof ...
See also:DJ Premier, DJ Premier - Biography, DJ Premier - Collaborations, DJ Premier - Technique, DJ Premier - Samples, DJ Premier - Melodies, DJ Premier - Drums, DJ Premier - Future projects, DJ Premier - Discography, DJ Premier - Production Credits, DJ Premier - Fan sites Read more here: » DJ Premier: Encyclopedia II - DJ Premier - Discography |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy
50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent.
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson took his name from a notorious stick-up artist of the 1980s by the same name. The Original 50 Cent was named Kelvin Martin who measured 5'-3". Martin worked with the notorious Supreme Team, and he was aligned with rap artists Eric B and Rakim. Martin robbed and murdered several people, including several former friends and high ranked drug lords, and robbed the rap group Whodini. His criminal pursuit of money eventually caught up with him, resulting in his murder. The surviving family mem ...
See also:50 Cent, 50 Cent - Early history, 50 Cent - Queens shooting, 50 Cent - Music career, 50 Cent - Recording label signing, 50 Cent - G-Unit, 50 Cent - Commercial products, 50 Cent - Film Career, 50 Cent - Literature, 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy, 50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent, 50 Cent - Ja Rule and Murder Inc. Records, 50 Cent - New York rappers, 50 Cent - The Game, 50 Cent - Other controversies, 50 Cent - Discography, 50 Cent - Studio Albums, 50 Cent - Singles, 50 Cent - Guest Appearances, 50 Cent - DVDs, 50 Cent - Note Read more here: » 50 Cent: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - G-Unit - Controversy
G-Unit - The feud with The Game.
Their next acquisition was The Game, a Compton rapper backed by Dr. Dre. After releasing his debut album, which sold multiplatinum as the most successful G-Unit album since GRoDT, 50 Cent and G-Unit publicly ousted the rapper from their clique on many radio stations, notably the controversial Hot 97. 50 Cent claimed that The Game didn't follow the tradition of "beefing" (feuding) with Ja Rule and Murder Inc; he also refused to participate in the feud with 50 Cen ...
See also:G-Unit, G-Unit - History, G-Unit - Controversy, G-Unit - The feud with The Game, G-Unit - Other Rivalries, G-Unit - Recent Acquisitions, G-Unit - Discography, G-Unit - Albums, G-Unit - Singles Read more here: » G-Unit: Encyclopedia II - G-Unit - Controversy |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - East Coast hip hop - Regional difference The stand-out point of east coast hip hop from other regional forms (in general) is the intricate and multi-threaded lyrics and delivery of this sub-genre. East coast artists tend to be more complex, witty, and versatile (depending on the artist). Critically-acclaimed East Coast artists such as Mos Def, Talib Kweli Kanye West, and Nas have a wide margin of subject matter thus appealing to a wider audience, particularly when they address social issues in their communities. Alternative styles usually develop in this region with groups such as A Tribe Called Quest, The Roots, and De La Soul, and Common; who blend j ...
See also:East Coast hip hop, East Coast hip hop - Regional difference, East Coast hip hop - East Coast Hip Hop Groups & Artists Read more here: » East Coast hip hop: Encyclopedia II - East Coast hip hop - Regional difference |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - Hip hop collaborations - Within Hip-Hop
Hip hop collaborations - #.
2Pac + 50 Cent: "Tha Realist Killaz"
2Pac + 50 Cent + Lloyd Banks + Young Buck: "Loyal to the Game"
2Pac + Dr. Dre: "California Love"
2Pac + K-Ci and Jo-Jo: "How Do U Want It"
2Pac + Notorious B.I.G.: "Runnin (Dying to Live)"
50 Cent + Baby Sham + Busta Rhymes + Rampage: "Wanksta (Remix)"
50 Cent + Bishop Don 'Magic' Juan + Snoop Dogg: "P.I.M.P. (Remix)"
50 Cent + Bravehearts + Nas: "Who U Rep Wit"
50 Cent + ...
See also:Hip hop collaborations, Hip hop collaborations - Within Hip-Hop, Hip hop collaborations - #, Hip hop collaborations - A, Hip hop collaborations - B, Hip hop collaborations - C, Hip hop collaborations - D, Hip hop collaborations - E, Hip hop collaborations - F, Hip hop collaborations - G, Hip hop collaborations - H, Hip hop collaborations - I, Hip hop collaborations - J, Hip hop collaborations - K, Hip hop collaborations - L, Hip hop collaborations - M, Hip hop collaborations - N, Hip hop collaborations - O, Hip hop collaborations - P, Hip hop collaborations - Q, Hip hop collaborations - R, Hip hop collaborations - S, Hip hop collaborations - T, Hip hop collaborations - U, Hip hop collaborations - V, Hip hop collaborations - W, Hip hop collaborations - X, Hip hop collaborations - Y, Hip hop collaborations - Z, Hip hop collaborations - Album collaborations, Hip hop collaborations - Cross-Genres Read more here: » Hip hop collaborations: Encyclopedia II - Hip hop collaborations - Within Hip-Hop |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - Linkin Park - Band history
Linkin Park - 1994-99: From Xero to Hybrid Theory.
Upon graduating from Washington High School in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1994, vocalist Chester Bennington joined a band called Grey Daze. The band released two albums, No Sun Today and Wake Me. However, due to personal conflicts within the band, Bennington decided to leave the band.
Meanwhile, in 1996 and two states away, guitarist Brad Delson and emcee Mike Shinoda graduated from Agoura High School in the Los Angeles suburb of Agoura Hills, Cali ...
See also:Linkin Park, Linkin Park - Band members, Linkin Park - Current band members, Linkin Park - Band history, Linkin Park - 1994-99: From Xero to Hybrid Theory, Linkin Park - 2000-02: From Hybrid Theory to Reanimation, Linkin Park - 2003-05: From Meteora to Collision Course, Linkin Park - 2005: From The Rising Tied to the future, Linkin Park - Discography, Linkin Park - Albums and EPs, Linkin Park - LP Underground Bonus CDs, Linkin Park - Singles, Linkin Park - Videography Read more here: » Linkin Park: Encyclopedia II - Linkin Park - Band history |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - G-Unit - Recent Acquisitions 50 Cent has proven adept at luring both established as well as up-and-coming artists to G-Unit. His post-Game signees include:
M.O.P., who left Roc-a-Fella Records at the time of the label's split and signed up with G-Unit.
Mase, renouncing his pastorhood, signed a joint venture between G-Unit and Bad Boy, reverting to his old "Murda Mase" persona, including violent and mysogynistic lyrics.
Spider Loc, another West Coast rapper, and Crip gang member who is head of G-Unit West.
Olivia, the first female ...
See also:G-Unit, G-Unit - History, G-Unit - Controversy, G-Unit - The feud with The Game, G-Unit - Other Rivalries, G-Unit - Recent Acquisitions, G-Unit - Discography, G-Unit - Albums, G-Unit - Singles Read more here: » G-Unit: Encyclopedia II - G-Unit - Recent Acquisitions |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Early history Originally from Southside Jamaica, Queens, 50 Cent is currently one of the most well-known and commercially successful rappers of the decade. Because the success of an artist in gangsta rap often depends on street credibility and reputation, Interscope Records has sold 50 Cent as the "real deal". His mother was murdered in a drug deal. He has been shot three times (commonly mistaken as nine times, because nine bullets were fired at him), stabbed, and he built a large rap empire in New York City ...
See also:50 Cent, 50 Cent - Early history, 50 Cent - Queens shooting, 50 Cent - Music career, 50 Cent - Recording label signing, 50 Cent - G-Unit, 50 Cent - Commercial products, 50 Cent - Film Career, 50 Cent - Literature, 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy, 50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent, 50 Cent - Ja Rule and Murder Inc. Records, 50 Cent - New York rappers, 50 Cent - The Game, 50 Cent - Other controversies, 50 Cent - Discography, 50 Cent - Studio Albums, 50 Cent - Singles, 50 Cent - Guest Appearances, 50 Cent - DVDs, 50 Cent - Note Read more here: » 50 Cent: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Early history |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - East Coast hip hop - Regional difference The stand-out point of east coast hip hop from other regional forms (in general) is the intricate and multi-threaded lyrics and delivery of this sub-genre. East coast artists tend to be more complex, witty, and versatile (depending on the artist). Critically-acclaimed East Coast artists such as Mos Def, Talib Kweli Kanye West, and Nas have a wide margin of subject matter thus appealing to a wider audience, particularly when they address social issues in their communities. Alternative styles usually develop in this region with groups such as A Tribe Called Quest, The Roots, and De La Soul, and Common; who blend j ...
See also:East Coast hip hop, East Coast hip hop - Old school hip hop 1970–1986, East Coast hip hop - 1970s, East Coast hip hop - 1980s, East Coast hip hop - Golden Age Hip Hop 1986–1993, East Coast hip hop - Popularization, East Coast hip hop - Politicization and The Rise of Alternative Hip Hop, East Coast hip hop - Modern Hip Hop 1993–Present, East Coast hip hop - The Rise of the West Coast, East Coast hip hop - The East Coast Resurgence, East Coast hip hop - The Rise of the South, East Coast hip hop - Regional difference, East Coast hip hop - East Coast Hip Hop Groups & Artists Read more here: » East Coast hip hop: Encyclopedia II - East Coast hip hop - Regional difference |
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| | | | M.O.P.: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Discography
50 Cent - Studio Albums.
Released: February 6, 2003 (U.S.)
Label: Shady/Aftermath/Interscope
Chart Positions: #1 (U.S.), #2 (U.K.), #4 (AUS)
U.S. Sales: 6.4m
RIAA Certification:6x Platinum ( 11 million worldwide )
Released: March 3, 2005 (U.S.)
Special Edition Released: September 6, 2005 (U.S.)
Label: G-Unit/Shady ...
See also:50 Cent, 50 Cent - Early history, 50 Cent - Queens shooting, 50 Cent - Music career, 50 Cent - Recording label signing, 50 Cent - G-Unit, 50 Cent - Commercial products, 50 Cent - Film Career, 50 Cent - Literature, 50 Cent - Disputes and controversy, 50 Cent - The Original 50 Cent, 50 Cent - Ja Rule and Murder Inc. Records, 50 Cent - New York rappers, 50 Cent - The Game, 50 Cent - Other controversies, 50 Cent - Discography, 50 Cent - Studio Albums, 50 Cent - Singles, 50 Cent - Guest Appearances, 50 Cent - DVDs, 50 Cent - Note Read more here: » 50 Cent: Encyclopedia II - 50 Cent - Discography |
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