A sleeping giant

Ok, so I read this exact text on XXL's blog (Easy, watch the plagarism), but I don't think the beef is the most important aspect of this whole arguement. Ok, we all know that Game shitted on these cats and ever since, G-Unit has been scrambling to regain respect. Mobb Deep flopped, Yayo is wack, Olivia ("I heard that bitch as was man") sucks, and their prized lyricist, Lloyd Banks proved he got way too much credit on his first disc with the extremely-terrible, Rotten Tomatoe.

On the other side of the fence there is Dipset. I love me some Cam' and I agree with critics who call "We Fly High" one of the most addictive tracks to hit '06. Cam is right about taking Jim Jones' sales more serious than that of Lloyd Banks in terms of whose 300,000 deserves more bragging rights (Banks through major distriubution and Jim Jones through his independent label). Also, 50 calling Koch a label where cats go when they can't land a major is so fucking hypcritical it's rediculous. Don't let your own artists (Prodigy) fuck with them then. If they are indeed "a graveyard," and Prodigy is your artist, then you must be saying that Prodigy and the group Mobb Deep are dead to you. The group's poo-ass sales and lack of promotion is proof enough. But 50, I think this whole mess is the best thing for you as an artist.

Think about it. Get or Die Tryin' smashed every club, radio station, and record store from Queens to fucking Tibet (ok, so they might not have record store selling mass 50 albums in Tibet, but you know what I mean). To call 50's first album a hit, is an obvious understatement. Then there was The Massacre, a more mushy, self-loathing effort than the previous project. Yeah it sold some records, but that shit wasn't seeing Get Rich or Die Tryin' and was far cry from his true classic, Power of the Dollar (fellas if you don't know, up your mixtape game). To make things worse, the most talented of all G-Unit's artists, The Game took off and before he completely made an exit he took the liberty to personally shit on every member of G-Unit, including 50, with the whole G-Unot campain. Throughout all of this shit, the real question is when is 50 Cent going to come back with the heater and just how hot will this album be?

I'd like to thank Camron for giving 50 a little wake up call. Hopefully, he realizes that when a franchise sees it's role players fucking up, the best way to get back to speed is for the franchise player to get his shit together. G-Unit has got some talent, but 50 is the go-to-guy without a doubt. %0, now that Camron and the industry have your attention, I have one thing to say to you...Now that you're awake, you've got to fix what you broke i.e. make another album that makes G-Unit relevant again.

PEACE!