got rich and stopped trying

Look, nigga, don't think you safe 'cause you moved out the hood
'Cause ya mama still around, dawg, and that ain't good
If you was smart you'd be shook of me
'Cause I get tired of looking for ya
Spray ya mama crib and let yo ass look for me

Mf classic

59s only classic

Sheek louch and kiss got in that ass during that d block beef doe and his music career went downhill fast after

Rap was just a gateway for 50, he was always a business man first and he found ways to make more money than rapping, gotta respect it

this was one of the first albums i ever bought, classic

His best song is Pop That and that's cause of the beat and drake....a damn shame b

Rare L from you brother

Had this s*** on cassette tape. Was 11 when this s*** dropped, almost 12

My preteen self was in my feelings listening to 21 questions lmao

trash b

The Massacre, Beg for Mercy, GRODT soundtrack, 50 Cent Is the Future, Power of the Dollar

All dope too.

Curtis and BISD have some gems as well

Bisd is so slept on smh. It’s a good album.

• Forever King, War Angel, Guess Who's Back and Gunit Mixtapes

u mean Pop Smoke right

50 a savage i swear GRODT is the reason i love rap

17 years?!
Jesus christ

Makes sense tbh

My pops used to blast this when I was little. Still got the original CD from back then.

Favorite Fifty song

It's difficult to describe the hype that was around this at the time, like he had just come off this legendary 2002 tape run and it felt like even for a kid who didn't know wtf a mixtape was everyone knew several of his songs.

Then he became Dre and Em's artist, he was talk of the town, the hype was through the roof and somehow GRODT actually lived up to it. That ferocity was unmatched, everyone even knew the other Unit members (unlike D12), and going into 2004 the hype for more was still massive.

Goat time.

Massacre>>>>GRODT

You nailed it. Everybody I know had this CD.