50 Cent Wants To Release Back-To-Back Albums

50 Cent and his record label, his oft - delayed fifth studio album with the release, the war may be, but it may be that the G-Unit General has been closed, not to plan for his sixth LP. Instead of hitting the road again, still no word when the train hit the G-Unit and Interscope Fif's next album release, but when they are, rich or not Tryin 'MC's will.

"This time I tour the world as if I'm on my last project, what I do, not sure it makes the bike for two years longer because of my album," 50 in a video interview with Forbes. "So I started this record and want to come back and start another record, it is following."





This is the fifth album released by a 50 to continue the struggle. Interscope chairman Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre rapper blasted last summer, but after the panic subsided and peace was made. Earlier this month, and once it took 50 privately leaked onto the Internet for a song on his album slated to Interscope cursed. "My team and I have lost all confidence," he wrote. A few days later, he backed down. "Discovered a computer glitch in my songs leaked," 50 to January 8, Tweet. "I'm sorry to Interscope for the reaction of the team!"

The holdup, Fif and the retail release has been no noticeable gap. Before I Self Destruct, his last album, hit the shelves in November 2009 and the Queens MC is then sufficient for the two projects have been frozen since a lot of songs. "It has been from my last album in three years, so many elements that I am really grateful to the general public who would like to hear it, so they try to get a chance to get excited about the record, I have," he said.