Cent landed a DoorDash deal by turning his reputation for trolling into a business asset for its Super Bowl commercial ...

50 Cent may not be the “King of New York” that he was at the height of his Hip-Hop career, but the man still holds the crown ...

Fiddy told New England he knows what it's like to lose. Actually, strike that, he doesn't.

Given we’re in the midst of Super Bowl madness, companies have been dropping their commercials left and right. DoorDash was ...

Cent’s explanation for ducking lyrical smoke has less to do with fear and more to do with how he now defines Hip-Hop itself.

Cent expresses his enthusiasm for the Super Bowl, emphasizing its significance as a cultural event that transcends sports. "The Super Bowl is always the biggest live event. People who don’t watch ...

Cent, who made a new Super Bowl ad for DoorDash, discusses ageism in hip-hop, 25 years of G-Unit, and much more ...

Standout singles like “In Da Club”, “21 Questions” featuring the late Nate Dogg, and “P.I.M.P.” became anthems that crossed ...

50 Cent’s DoorDash Ad Sparks Buzz After Fans Catch Diddy Prison Reference When it comes to rap rivalries, few feuds […] The ...

50 Cent teases a new scripted drama about top hip-hop lawyer Drew Findling titled Billion Dollar Lawyer.

50 Cent pulls out a bag of cheese puffs, which seemingly is nod to his rival Sean "Diddy" Combs (formerly known as Puffy). As ...