It's 50

With all the badmouthing, beefing and posting up videos on his infamous thisis50cent.com media site 50 Cent actually made time to get back to what he does best, perform. And that’s what he did at the University of Connecticut’s spring concert this year. Performing in front of a not so sold out crowd, 50 made it worthwhile for those who were in attendance. Accompanied on stage with him were Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo (two artists on G-Unit) acting as hype men with the world famous DJ Woo Kid on the turntables.

Though a bit late 50 took the stage as if he was right on time with a presence that demanded attention from the crowd, and the crowd responded and granted his wish. As he cut through his set with his array of bangers he’s accumulated throughout his career he took us back to the beginning with popular songs like Wanksta, In Da Club to Window Shopper, I Get Money and recent singles, Get Up and Crack A Bottle. With the occasional departure off stage for his clothing changes that allowed for his entourage vast in the limelight with Banks performed On Fire and Yayo’s one hit, Seductive.

As the concert was reaching its end the crowd was still as enthused as they were from the beginning number. All and all the overall performance was a good one and as proven when he’s not caught up in rap beefs and ruining careers he can be quite the entertainer. Either way, where ever 50 decides to focus his energy there’s no denying he’ll put on a good show.


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