His personal appearance – muscled and tattooed, wearing a bulletproof vest and toting a handgun – was also a strong factor in his appeal, as was the fact that his lyrics were based on real-life experiences, in a game where most rappers' boasts are idle. Every song he jumped on around 03, he just took it to another level with his hooks, pretty sure thats half of the reason why people wanted him on they joints. I genuinely cant think of any one better. Its gritty singles, including "Wanksta" and "In Da Club," were underpinned by strong hooks that helped turn them into crossover pop hits. 50 is one of, if not, the best hook writer of all time. It was a massive commercial success that eventually sold 9 million units. 'Get Rich or Die Tryin''ĥ0 Cent's debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin', was produced by Eminem and Dre.
Dre, who heard 50 Cent's "Guess Who’s Back?" mixtape in 2002, and signed him jointly to their labels, Shady Records and Aftermath Entertainment. Their efforts came to the attention of Eminem and Dr. He returned to music after his recovery and made several low-budget recordings with his friends Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo, as a crew called G-Unit. In 2000, Jackson was the victim of a severe shooting incident that left him with multiple injuries. That album, Power of the Dollar, was later bootlegged and showcases Jackson’s confrontational style - on the track "How to Rob," he details plans to steal from stars such as P. Jackson also made a false start with the Columbia label, recording an album that was shelved before its release. Jay was impressed by Jackson's rapping ability and produced an album for him, but it never came out. His first important contact with the New York hip hop scene was an introduction to Jam Master Jay from the group Run-DMC.
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