the actual project, episode 7 of bmf if you get a chance to see him. he is playing white boy rick, a guy from detroit that was aware of rick s story prior to me getting him to talk to him about playing the role. and he came around pretty good. he hadn t done anything since 8 mile. so it s a big deal. everyone is all excited about it. i m just happy that he did it when i m directing, you know. it s exciting. every time you ve come on the beat, we ve talked about different things. we always look back at the younger 50 cent. not only because it s interesting, because it really shows the arc and the growth. let s look at young 50 cent talking about the street, street credibility, et cetera. here we go. they like me in the hood. they know what i m saying. they know what i m saying, they can pinpoint the incident. so they start to feed into me more, you know. but in office, that was a strike against me.
it s the consistent thing that cuts across all ethnicity is christianity. a christian family, mother and father, and they struggled with the choices the kids made. the story from 50 cent the director and 50 cent the casting director. you have a loft interesting people. first of all, you ve put bets down on new actors and faces which is always interesting in art. and then you go back to the classics. snoop and this next guy that everyone knows, i m going to play a clip of him shouting you out at your hollywood star ceremony. let s take a look. everything matched the intensity of his music. he is also relentless in his business. he is an artist, an entrepreneur, an actor, a director, a producer. you have been living up to that. tell us about getting eminem in the project. who is he playing? and can you really direct eminem? yeah, you know, i got him in
hazard for all of us. shout out to elie s coffees and emily s contributions and we have a lot more in the program. a maga governor ignoring science, fueling this anti-vax movement, anti-mask crowds in his own state. hijacking the breath of our children and exerting unconstitutional control over them. your power hungry dictatorship has gotten out of control. this is america and we re not through the covid wars but we have a special guest with insight tonight and the biden administration going after the 1%. when you look at extremism, what are the luciens? plus, tonight on the beat you heard it right here by the end of the hour the one and only 50 cent. tonight, stay with us. y wi uths. (calls dog) buttercup. (whines)
1980s, but americans remain fascinated with mafia stories from the godfather you see on your screen to the recent hit the irishman. in fact, we can tell you that whole tradition continues with a ton of excitement about a the sopranos prequel. and while all these stories still captivate in many way, right now we turn to a storyteller who is broadening the lens that many used to view america s history of crime, money, power, and respect. and now we are joined by that very special friend of the beat, curtis 50 cent jackson, the grammy award winning artist. he beat the odds, the adversity and launched an iconic career in hip-hop and business in america. sold over 30 million records, worked with eminem, dr. dre and snoop dogg. he is one of the wealthiest in hip-hop and is here today an entrepreneur. he has invested in health drinks, spirit, apparel and several other of its progeny,