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Eminem is "so talented it becomes annoying", 50 Cent says - and that led to a healthy competition when Eminem and Dr Dre were producing Get Rich or Die Trying. Paul Rosenberg was given a copy of 50's CD by 50's attorney, and Rosenberg, in turn, passed it on to Em. Eminem & Dr. Dre signed him to Shady/Aftermath records for a reported $1mil., beating out several other record labels. I think Eminem is the best period.. the best… he’s using his real life situations..that’s what I do.So I respect it when I listen to it. Eminem makes two apperances on Get Rich Or Die Tryin, rapping on the songs "Patiently Waiting" and "Don't Push Me".
Dr. Dre and Eminem produced 50's latest album. Dre also directed 50's video for "21 Questions" and appeared in his "In Da Club" video along with Eminem. "After Dre records vocals with you ..you pick up things from him.. cause he’s the best producer I’ve ever worked with and when you record with someone and they change your process… you learn something in that situation. They could be in LA, Em could be in Detroit and I’m working on a record here, I kind of record it how I think Dre would do it. I know that I’m pickin up new things from being around them and they should expect my music to be even better", says 50.
JMJ taught 50 all the basics of recording and writing a song. "He taught me about song format… I didn’t even know how to count bars til I got around Jam Master Jay… We met in ’98…like I could rap but I didn’t know how to put it in song format and the melodies and cadences…I got used to it with Jay", says 50. Friendship is almost an understatement for how 50 feels about Jam Master Jay. 50 explains, "Jam Master Jay is the first producer I ever recorded with, period. First record I ever recorded was with Jay in a studio in Rosedale. I didn't know how to count bars, write choruses, and I kinda learned that under him."
Tony know 50 Cent since childhood. They sold drugs on same streets. And finaly in 1998 Tony LLoyd Banks and 50 formed group G-UNIT. Tony made a name for himself by rapping on numerous underground mixtapes. Now Tony work on his debut album.
"50 and Banks are always the ones battling each other," says Whoo Kid, the G-Unit's DJ. "50 will come out and just try to kill him. They're always at it. I guess Banks lives off of 50's energy."
LLoyd Banks is the youngest member of G-unit. He started rapping with 50 Cent and Tony Yayo at the age 17 right after high school in 1998. Now many people think that Banks is best MC in G-UNIT. Soon LLoyd release his debut album "The Hunger For More".
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Eminem is "so talented it becomes annoying", 50 Cent says - and that led to a healthy competition when Eminem and Dr Dre were producing Get Rich or Die Trying. Paul Rosenberg was given a copy of 50's CD by 50's attorney, and Rosenberg, in turn, passed it on to Em. Eminem & Dr. Dre signed him to Shady/Aftermath records for a reported $1mil., beating out several other record labels. I think Eminem is the best period.. the best… he’s using his real life situations..that’s what I do.So I respect it when I listen to it. Eminem makes two apperances on Get Rich Or Die Tryin, rapping on the songs "Patiently Waiting" and "Don't Push Me".
Dr. Dre and Eminem produced 50's latest album. Dre also directed 50's video for "21 Questions" and appeared in his "In Da Club" video along with Eminem. "After Dre records vocals with you ..you pick up things from him.. cause he’s the best producer I’ve ever worked with and when you record with someone and they change your process… you learn something in that situation. They could be in LA, Em could be in Detroit and I’m working on a record here, I kind of record it how I think Dre would do it. I know that I’m pickin up new things from being around them and they should expect my music to be even better", says 50.
JMJ taught 50 all the basics of recording and writing a song. "He taught me about song format… I didn’t even know how to count bars til I got around Jam Master Jay… We met in ’98…like I could rap but I didn’t know how to put it in song format and the melodies and cadences…I got used to it with Jay", says 50. Friendship is almost an understatement for how 50 feels about Jam Master Jay. 50 explains, "Jam Master Jay is the first producer I ever recorded with, period. First record I ever recorded was with Jay in a studio in Rosedale. I didn't know how to count bars, write choruses, and I kinda learned that under him."
Tony know 50 Cent since childhood. They sold drugs on same streets. And finaly in 1998 Tony LLoyd Banks and 50 formed group G-UNIT. Tony made a name for himself by rapping on numerous underground mixtapes. Now Tony work on his debut album.
"50 and Banks are always the ones battling each other," says Whoo Kid, the G-Unit's DJ. "50 will come out and just try to kill him. They're always at it. I guess Banks lives off of 50's energy."
