50 CENT Says Friendship Between Eminem 'Will Never Change'

50 with Eminem on2013

The right friendship can make or break an artist. 50 Cent found a true friend in 2002 when Eminem discovered his talent and gave him the right kind of motivation to start a successful rap career.

This is not lost on a New York native who recently recognized his friend. The two have been around for almost two decades and that doesn't look like it will ever change. Although Fif has moved on to other aspects of his talent such as television production, he is still grateful to the founder of Shady Records who discovered him and helped him enter the hip-hop world.

Fans would know that Eminem and Dr. Dre released his debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin ’, which helped 50 Cent sell millions of records. They also helped him control the airwaves in the 2000s. Over the weekend on February 19, the "Candy Shop" rapper shared his old photo with Eminem next to the most recent.

His explanation was simple and demonstrated the loyalty of friendship. "This friendship will never change," he wrote.

The post is already garnering more than a million likes, with fans expressing their love in the comments to the pair.

"Y'all's music has basically grown me," one fan said, adding another, "Because 50 is loyal to those who helped him when it was not necessary," and this fan also shared, "As much as 50 says patiently. Wait" hey Em you know you my dear white boy i owe you for this "Legends !!"

A recent 50 Cent show on Superbowl showed that Eminem and Dr. Dre still considers the rapper to be one of the elite in the game. He was listed to perform alongside some of the heroes, including Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar in the Halftime Super Bowl LVI Pepsi Show.

Thousands of fans in the game and around the world who were watching their TV shows praised his performance as he was surrounded by dancers and costumes. Recalling his early days, 50 rocked the show while performing "In Da Club" on a white tank.

Of course, 50 is now also considered a master of escape, so it was no surprise when internet users took advantage of him. She started to trend while people noticed she was fat. His loyal fans would have nothing to do, insisting that he was not fat while his critics who were waiting for their wings to get their chance sparked obscene jokes.

Although 50 Cent didn't seem to care much about critics and seemed to let them enjoy it, he eventually wrote a post in which he shared a meme of D12 Bizarre rapper hanging upside down on the 2004 band "My Band." this? ” Constantly going on, Fifty also used the post to seal his conjugation with the Power Book IV Force shown for the first time earlier this month.

In the end, 50 Cent also revealed that he did not believe he was fat in any way when he commented in the same post, saying, “I call this teasing me, They just tease me because they know I can lose weight. that's why I laugh with them. The shame of the oil is only used when you feel ashamed of being an animal-negligent. LOL. ”