50 cent, born curtis james jackson iii,[4] grew up in the south jamaica neighborhood of queens in new york city. he grew up without a father and was raised by his mother sabrina jackson, who gave birth to him at the age of fifteen.[5] sabrina, who was a cocaine dealer, raised jackson until the age of eight, when she was murdered. at the age of twenty-three, she became unconscious after someone drugged her drink. she was then left for dead after the gas in her apartment was turned on and the windows shut closed.[5][6] after her death, jackson moved into his grandparents house with his eight aunts and uncles.[7] he recalls, "my grandmother told me, 'your mother's not coming home. she's not gonna come back to pick you up. you're gonna stay with us now.' that's when i started adjusting to the streets a little bit."[8] jackson grew up with his younger cousin, michael francis, who earned the nickname "25 cent" in reference to his being jackson's younger counterpart. francis currently raps under the stage name "two five".[9]
jackson began boxing around the age of eleven. in the early 1980s, he competed in the junior olympics as an amateur boxer. he aspired to fight in the golden gloves boxing tournament but was too young to compete.[10] jackson recounts, "i was competitive in the ring and hip-hop is competitive too. in so many ways they're similar. i think rappers condition themselves like boxers, so they all kind of feel like they're the champ."[10]
when jackson was twelve years old, he was dealing narcotics. he commented that selling drugs was "easy" since much of people he knew when he was young did so.[8] jackson regularly hid cocaine from his grandmother and took guns and drug money to school. in the tenth grade, he was eventually caught by metal detectors at andrew jackson high school. he later stated, "i was embarrassed that i got arrested like that. that's the worst way to get arrested. after i got arrested i stopped hiding it. i was telling my grandmother [openly], 'i sell drugs.'"[8]
on june 29, 1994, jackson was arrested for helping to sell four vials of cocaine to an undercover police officer. he was arrested again three weeks later when police searched his home and found heroin, ten ounces of crack cocaine, and a starter gun. he was sentenced to three to nine years in prison but managed to serve seven months in a shock incarceration boot camp,[11] where he earned his ged.[12] jackson said that he didn't use cocaine himself, he only sold it.[12]
jackson adopted the nickname "50 cent" as a metaphor for "change".[13] the name was derived from kelvin martin, a brooklyn criminal in the 1980s who was known as "50 cent". jackson said: "i took the name 50 cent because it says everything i want it to say. i'm the same kind of person 50 cent was. i provide for myself by any means."[14]
early career
in 1996, a friend introduced 50 cent to jam master jay of run-dmc who was organizing his label. it was the first time 50 cent had entered a studio. jay taught him how to count bars, write choruses, structure songs, and make a record.[15][16]
50 cent's first official appearance was on a song titled "react" with the group onyx on their 1998 album shut 'em down. he credited jam master jay as an influence who helped him improve his ability to write hooks.[10] jay produced 50 cent's first album, however it was never released.[5]
in 1999, after leaving jam master jay, the platinum selling producers trackmasters took notice of 50 cent and signed him to columbia records. they sent him to a studio in upstate new york, where he produced thirty-six songs in two and a half weeks. eighteen were included on his unofficially released album, power of the dollar in 2000.[17]
50 cent's popularity started to increase after the successful but controversial underground single "how to rob", which he wrote in half an hour while in a car on the way to a studio.[13][18] the track comically describes how he would rob many famous artists. he explains the reasoning behind song's content as, "there?s a hundred artists on that label, you gotta separate yourself from that group and make yourself relevant."[13] offended by the record, jay-z, big pun, dmx, and the wu-tang clan later replied to the song.[18] following the release of the single, nas invited 50 cent to travel on a promotional tour for his nastradamus album.[19] the track was intended to be released with "thug love" featuring destiny's child but two days before he was scheduled to film the "thug love" video, 50 cent was shot and had to be confined to a hospital due to his injuries.[20]
the next single, "ghetto qu'ran" dealt with the history of the drug trade in queens, mentioning the names of many who were in the business during the 1980s.
shooting
on may 24, 2000, 50 cent was attacked by a gunman outside his grandmother's house. he went into a friend's car but was asked to return to the house to get jewelry. his son was in the house while his grandmother was in the front yard.[6] upon returning to the back seat of the car, a car pulled up nearby. an assailant then walked up to 50 cent's left side with a 9 mm handgun and fired nine shots at close range. he was shot nine times?in the hand (a round hit his right thumb and came out of his pinky), arm, hip, legs, chest, and left cheek.[5][8][21] the latter wound shaved a chunk off his gums, left a hole between the top and bottom rows of his teeth, and resulted in a small but a permanent slur in his voice.[2][5][8] his friend also sustained a gunshot wound to the hand.[22] they were driven to hospital where he spent thirteen days in recovery. the alleged shooter was killed three weeks later.[22]
50 cent recalled the incident saying, "it happens so fast that you don't even get a chance to shoot back... i was scared the whole time... i was looking in the rear-view mirror like, 'oh shit, somebody shot me in the face! it burns, burns, burns.'"[8] in his memoir, from pieces to weight: once upon a time in southside queens, he wrote, "after i got shot nine times at close range and didn't die, i started to think that i must have a purpose in life... how much more damage could that shell have done? give me an inch in this direction or that one, and i'm gone."[4] the recovery process took five months, and he used a walker for the first six weeks. his physical workout regimen helped attain his muscular physique.[5][8]
following the shooting, 50 cent was "blacklisted" in the recording industry and dropped from columbia records. unable to find a studio to work with in the u.s, he traveled to canada.[23] along with his business partner sha money xl, he recorded over thirty songs for mixtapes, with the purpose of building a reputation. 50 cent's popularity rose and in early 2001, he released material independently on the mixtape, guess who's back?. beginning to attract interest, and now backed by g-unit, 50 cent continued to make songs. they released the mixtape 50 cent is the future, revisiting material by jay-z and raphael saadiq.[17]
50 cent biyografi :: hakkında bilgi :: hayatı yaşamı :: bedava müzik indir, bedava müzik indir, bedava mp3 yükle, bedava mp3, bedava müzik yükle, bedava müzik, şarkı sözü, sarki sozu, şarkı sözleri, sarki sozleri, bedava türkçe mp3, bedava yabancı mp3, bedava türkçe müzik, bedava yabancı müzik, bedava yerli mp3, bedava yabancı müzik, full albüm, full album, türkçe şarkı sözleri, yabancı şarki sözleri, turkish mp3, turkish music, bedava mp3, hit mp3, mp3 indir, mp3 indir, bedava indir, indir, indir mp3, mp3 bedava, yabancı mp3, klip, bedava türkü mp3, türk rock müzik, bedava mp3ler, mp3 depo
Yukarıda bulunan tüm parçalar tamamen tanıtım amaçlıdır. Plak şirketlerinin ve sanatçıların izni olmadan ticari amaçla kullanılması ya da çoğaltılması yasal değildir. Sanatçılara destek olmak için beğendiğiniz şarkıların orjinal CD veya kasetlerini satın alınız. Şarkıların yasal hak sahipleri talep ettikleri halde, yukarıda bulunan kendilerini ait parçalar derhal yayından kaldırılacaktır. Dosyaları indirdikten 24 saat içerisinde silmeniz gerekmektedir. Aksi halde çıkabilecek herhangi sorunlar karşısında sitemize ev sahipliği yapan firma, sponsorlarımız, reklam verenlerimiz ve BEDAVA MP3 | MP3 Yükle | MP3 Dinle | MP3 | Müzik | Klip | Video kesinlikle sorumluluk üstlenmeyecektir. Tüm hakkı saklıdır.