“It’s the competitive nature of the art form.”

50’s catchphrases are out of control. But so is his beard in this.

Semtex says:

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.

Game tells Rap-Up that he bought 17 copies of 50 Cent’s Before I Self Destruct because he likes to support hip hop. He’s steady throwing shots at 50. Game then says that his upcoming CD The R.E.D. Album will sell double what 50 and Rick Ross put up (approx 160K each).

This latest clip from 50 Cent stars 50’s ex Vivica Fox:

In the video, Fox walks in a restaurant and sees Fif with his new girl, actress Tamala Jones. Vivica’s character goes into a tizzy, slashing tires, stabbing voodoo dolls of the G-Unit General and, at the end, bringing C-4 to his door.

Kinda like what happened between them in real life.

The video also incorporates real photos of 50 and Vivica from when they were together as a couple, including during the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards.

Joe Budden’s ex girl Tahiry also makes an appearance in case you’re a fan of her big butt hers.

(quote via MTV)

(thanks to Yardie)

Video features Vivica Fox.

Great track…

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“I didn’t take that as directly towards me, if that was then he should say something more direct so we can start rapping and get right to the shit.”

At last night’s 50 Cent MySpace Music Release Party at the Highline Ballroom in NYC, 50 brings out Beanie (at the 1:12 mark) to perform their Jay-Z diss track I Go Off…