50 CENT – THE BEST OF 2009 from DJ SEMTEX on Vimeo.

There is no doubt that 50 Cent is one of the hottest artists of the last decade. Recently, i caught up with him to reflect on the best/worst moments of 2009.

We started on the best album, then we kinda got stuck on the ‘beef’ issue, specifically the Jay-z & Beans situation. I really wanted to get into this, but I ran out of time.

What do you think is the situation with Fif and Game the same as Beans and Jay-z?

I don’t think it is. You would have heard about Game one way or another via Dre. 50′s done so much damage to other artists, what he did to Ja Rule is actually historic. I dont think people are that concerned if someone attacks 50. Its his field, his speciality, its kinda what the people expect from him/comes with the package.

50 is like Genghis Khan when it comes to Beef, so when he got into it with Game, people were skeptical, some people still think it was all a publicity stunt.

Regardless, 50 is a unique artist. There wont be another story like his for a long time.

50 Cent talking with Westwood about Tiger Woods & Jay-Z Part 1

50 Cent during an interview with DJ Envy spoke about whether or not Jay-Z was talking about him at the American Music Awards

“If It Was Towards Me Then He Should Say Some More Direct So We Can Get Right To The Sh*t”

“When The Shooting Start He Ain’t Gonna Have Nobody”

this is part 2 in the epic video movie “Crime Wave”

50 cent in an interview and is going over his g-unit roster, he speaks on who may be in and who you thought was out

video located here

Beanie Sigel says he’s still not getting the reply from Jay-Z that he wants. On Tuesday, the Broad Street Bully appeared on Philadelphia radio station Power 99 as a surprise guest during 50 Cent‘s interview. The two hinted that Beanie and the G-Unit would be aligning sometime in the future. More overt, however, was the suggestion that Beans would be calling Jay out in public more often.

“He is a crumb. I’m gonna put my foot on his neck until he responds,” Beans said as the segment came to a wrap. Beans added that he’s ready for a lyrical tangle with his once-close clique member and that he would relish a retort from Jiggaman for the “What You Talkin About (Average Cat)” song.

“Please make a record,” Beans yelled on-air. “A week’s been out, dog. I’m not taking nothing from Jay as an artist. He ain’t no walk in the park as an artist. All I’m saying is I don’t gotta jog to keep up to him.”

During the interview, Beanie also addressed Jay’s recent comments that he did a lot for Sigel, who Jay noted had a record deal and a record label and drove two Bentleys at one point. Sigel said that the label and the cars were earned and that Jay didn’t give him anything.

“I think he has good intentions, Jay, but he’s using a traditional business corporate model,” 50 said calmly. “I think the only place he really went wrong was when he said ‘La Familia,’ like ‘we family.’ “

50 added that a few years back, he wanted to offer Beanie at least $800,000 to come to the G-Unit upon his release from prison but that Jay had blocked the deal.

“I said it makes sense right now, I could sell this right now, I could get him out and go right away with the actual music,” 50 recalled about the deal that never materialized.