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Having somewhat completed the full circle of Hip-Hop success (mixtapes, classic albums, built a label and an empire), many would believe that
50 Cent might finally walk away from the ferocious battleground on which he ran roughshod for years. But in between brokering deals, acting and setting up a charity to feed hungry children in third world countries, the G-Unit general announced that he would be teaming with the mixtape don
DJ Drama to unleash another potent mix of gangsta tales and pulverising productions. Curtis aims to bring back G-Unit's glory days with
The Lost Tape, a highly anticipated musical project which hopes to reaffirm his elite status in rap's rankings as well as ensure that there's still room for gangsta rap in today's market. It's put up or shut up time for a man who was one of Hip-Hop's most controversial acts for many years.
