50 Cent is active again. Fif’ is getting back on the mixtape scene with “G-Unit Radio 22: Hip-Hop Is Dead: Verse 2“, of course in conjunction with DJ Whoo Kid. 50 is known not to hold is tongue, and he’s not doing any different on this one. His target this time around is P. Diddy.
Diddy & 50 were supposed to do business together for Mase, who went on the road as a G-Unit soldier last year. The deal didn’t work out, and Curt Jackson has got some things to get off his chest. His remake of Dead Prez timeless classic “Hip-Hop” has been making the rounds online, stirring up a lot of controversy.
On “G-Unit Radio 22“, 50 Cent also showcases some of the new talent on G-Unit, such as California’s 40 Glocc and Phoenix representative Hot Rod. 40 Glocc has been on dubcnn for years, and is finally getting his break. His street banger “Where Them Hammers At“ is getting airplay and on “G-Unit Radio 22“, Forty and Fifty team up with Prodigy of Mobb Deep to take on the “Serial Killa” beat from “Doggystyle“.
We will hear the result of this collaboration on Friday when the mixtape drops. 40 Glocc is also about to release his new mixtape with DJ Whoo Kid called “Outspoken Vol. 3: Infamous/G-Unit Edition“. Those of you who have heard the previous Outspoken mixtapes know that to expect, because 4-0 doesn’t hold his tongue!
I have the mixtape tracklisting available below, as well as two preview tracks, which you can listen to by clicking on the highlighted links:
1) Hip Hop Is Dead Intro
2) 50 Cent – Hip Hop
3) 50 Cent feat Prodigy, 40 Glocc – Serial Killer
4) 50 Cent feat Tony Yayo – Watch Yo Back
5) Lloyd Banks – Survivor
6) 50 Cent – skit
7) Diddy New shit
8) 50 Cent feat Tony Yayo, Hot Rod – Get Down
9) 50 Cent – Dont Front
10) 50 Cent feat Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Hot Rod – Girl Gimme Yo Number
11) 50 Cent – Superstar
12) 50 Cent feat Fergie – London London
13) 50 Cent Feat Hot Rod – I got Hoes prod by Whoo Kid/Dj Dirt T
14) 50 Cent – Mind Sex
15) 50 Cent – Puppy Love
16) Young Buck feat Jazze Pha – If you want Some
17) Drunk Diddy outro
To order the mixtape now, hit up Whoo Kid’s myspace page.