50 Cent took a walk down memory lane as he shared a picture his 1998 sampler “Power the Dollar” on Instagram.
When it comes to boasting about his accomplishments, 50 Cent never misses an opportunity. The media mogul remembers where he came from prior to building his empire, and it was through hard work and careful maneuvering that he’s been able to amass the success that he sees before him. While he has a slew hits under his belt, there are hip hop fans who don’t recognize Fif as a formidable force in the rap game. It’s been years since he’s released a full-length music project, but the Power boss is here to remind you that he’s still better than your favorite rapper.
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Twenty years ago, 50 Cent was set to release what was supposed to be his debut album. Power the Dollar was slated to hit the streets in the summer 2000, but when he was shot in May that year, it forced the record to be delayed. Two years prior, Fif completed a sampler the project, and just a few hours ago, he shared a photo the tape. “?Damn i did this in 1998 ?♂️ and i still can rap better then you fools ???♂️,” he penned in the caption.
He also took the opportunity to give a shout out to Pop Smoke by reminding the public that the late rapper’s posthumous album hits streaming services on June 12. Check out 50 Cent’s post below.