King Lion
03-03-09, 06:27 AM
50 Cent has weighed in on Rick Ross' prediction to sell millions with Deeper Than Rap, calling the rapper's claims "the funniest thing he could come up with."
The G-Unit leader described the negative effects Ross would encounter upon the release of his upcoming album's release.
"When people get more publicity than they usually get, from an artist's standpoint, and it has nothing to do with their music, what usually happens is you make the public totally aware of you," Fif said in an interview. "Which is good until the release date, and you see no one has bought your record. The public is totally aware you're trash and your material's not generating any interest. That's when you do the damage to yourself, because you don't want more publicity than your actual music is commanding." Responding to Ross' millions in sales, Fif said, "I thought that was the funniest thing he could come up with." (MTV News)
The G-Unit leader described the negative effects Ross would encounter upon the release of his upcoming album's release.
"When people get more publicity than they usually get, from an artist's standpoint, and it has nothing to do with their music, what usually happens is you make the public totally aware of you," Fif said in an interview. "Which is good until the release date, and you see no one has bought your record. The public is totally aware you're trash and your material's not generating any interest. That's when you do the damage to yourself, because you don't want more publicity than your actual music is commanding." Responding to Ross' millions in sales, Fif said, "I thought that was the funniest thing he could come up with." (MTV News)