50 Cent Admits He Doesn’t Have A Relationship With His Son + Refers to Diddy As A ‘Sucker’ & Explains Why Album Flopped
50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson) has a way with words. Since his 2003 (Get Rich Or Die Tryin) debut, the rapper/business mogul has spoken his mind, sparking controversy and praise. In his recent interview, he gives readers a tad-bit more insight. In the midsts of acting as a life coach for the GQ writer (he actually gives some pretty interesting advice), the 38-year-old chats about his estranged relationship with his teenage son (click here for 50 cent’s baby mama’s version of what happened), parting ways with G Unit’s Tony Yaya and Lloyd banks, along with his new label for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Check out a few excerpts:
Not having a relationship with his 17-year-old son Marquise:
Me and my son, we don’t have a relationship anymore. It’s based on his mom. He’s adopted her way of thinking….I don’t have anything negative around the concept of kids.
Leaving Interscope:
When people couldn’t care less about you actually being successful, you can feel it.
His album, Before I Self Destruct, flopping:


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