Curtis James Jackson III also known as 50 cent. He is an American rapper by profession, lyricist, television producer, actor, and entrepreneur. Jackson has gained a reputation for his influence in the hip-hop industry. He regards as the “master of the narrow art of lyric reproduction.” The 12-year-old Jackson started selling drugs during the 1980 crack epidemic. He later began his musical career in 2000, producing Columbia Records for Power of the Dollar. However, he was shot a few days before the album was released, so the album was never released.

50 cent became the most talked about person in the rap after enduring considerable obstacles in his youth. He has won several awards, selling more than 30 million albums worldwide. His awards include Grammy Award, Billboard Music Awards, World Music Awards, American Music Awards, and BET Awards. He also appeared in a few films. He was ranked third-best rapper in 2000. As a child, Jackson dreamed of becoming a boxer. As a child, he grew up with his grandmother after losing his parents. His mother was a drug dealer, and he also started selling drugs. Like other celebrity stars, 50 cent gambling was intoxicating.

Personal life

Curtis James Jackson III (50 cent) was born on July 6, 1975, in New York City. He spent his childhood living in a broken house. When he was eight years old, his father died. Then, he grew up with his mother. But after his mother died, he grew up with his grandmother. He used to sell drugs while in school, and he had to go to jail several times for this. On October 13, 1996, his son Marquise Jackson was born with Jackson’s girlfriend, Shaniqua Tompkins. Tompkins filed a 50 million lawsuit against Jackson. She said Jackson took her responsibility for life. 

However, the case was dismissed for 15 reasons. The judge described the case as an unfortunate love affair. The media has taken their conflict to the social side many times. Marquise Jackson’s birth changed Jackson’s outlook; “My priorities changed when my son came into my life,” she said. “I want to have a relationship with him that was not with my father,” he added. He credits his son for inspiring his career. Jackson and Tompkins broke up in 2008, but a broken relationship has survived since the breakup. 

Jackson loves her son a lot and draws an ax-wielding “Marquise” on his right biceps. In 2005, Jackson backed President George W. Bush. He also wants to be like George W. Bush. He lost millions of dollars on the Jackson Stock Exchange and wanted to sell his Connecticut mansion. Unable to sell the mansion, he was suspended before I-Self-District due to the economic downturn. The fast-food chain used his name without Jackson’s permission, which led to Jackson winning a lawsuit against Taco Bell in November 2009.

Early Life

Jackson was born in Queens, New York City, and grew up in the South Jamaica neighborhood. He lived there with his mother, Sabrina. Jackson’s mother was arrested by a drug dealer when he was eight years old. He was kept there until his death. His grandmother raised Jackson after his mother died and his father left. Jackson started boxing when he was 11 years old. He opened a boxing gym for local youth at the age of 14. 

Jackson used to sell cracks during elementary school. When he was 12, he started a drug business. Her grandparents thought she was in a post-school program. He brought his sold guns and drug money to school. A metal detector caught Jackson in the school while he was in 10th class. He was later embarrassed and arrested. After his arrest, he stopped selling drugs in secret. She tells her grandmother publicly that she sells medicine. On June 29, 1994, he sold four bottles of cocaine to a disguised police officer and was arrested. 

Three weeks later, Gulish searched his home and found heroin, ten ounces of crack cocaine, and an initial pistol. He was then re-arrested and sentenced to three to nine years in prison. Despite being imprisoned, he earned GED by working in a boot camp for six months. However, he never used cocaine. Jackson changed his nickname to “50 cent”, which was inspired by Kelvin Martin. The name came to be known as the Brooklyn Robbers of the 1980s. The reason Jackson chose this name is that everything Jackson wants to say says this name.

Professional Career

50 Cent was introduced to the New York-based hip-hop group early in his career as ‘Run-DMC.’ Jam Master Jay, a member of this group, was the first to realize his potential. He promised to help release the first album of 50 cent, but he could not keep that promise. Then 50 cent reached ‘Colombia,’ where gave even the youngest hopes false hope. From then on, he took matters into his own hands without expecting anything in return.

He formed a crew called ‘G-Unit’ with Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks. He then published a mixtape titled ‘Guess Who’s Back.’ Eminem and Dr. Draw Dre notice his mixtape. They then sign for two self-record labels, ‘Shady Records’ and ‘Aftermath Entertainment.’ His rapping skills were appreciated by many in New York, and he started playing music. The 50 cent debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin, was a massive success in 2003. This album features Eminem and Dr. There were a few tracks in Dre’s production. 

‘The Rolling Stone’ magazine praised the album in one of their articles. The album also debuted at the top of the ‘Billboard 200’ chart. The result was 50 cent overnight excitement. His next initiative was ‘Beg for Mercy.’ It was created under his group ‘G-Unit,’ published in late 2003, and received widespread acclaim. In 2005, 50 Cent released his second album, The Massacre. For six weeks, the album topped the ‘Billboard 200’. In 2007, he released his third album, Curtis. In 2009, 50 Cent released its fourth album. He then went on to release more of his albums.

Gambling Addiction

The famous rapper 50 cent made some big bets in his time. He speaks on the subject in 2006 that he gets a gambling problem and loses money while betting on the verdict”. “I gamble a lot, I gamble for a lot of money, and that’s what I have to address,” he added. Jackson has made some money from sports betting. The aggressive offer of 50 cent Mayweather did not prevent from gambling on an undefeated fighter. But he bet $1.6 million to defeat Manny Pacquiao for Floyd. 

It was the biggest boxing fight of all time in the gambling world. If his words were true, there would have been more cash than that time! 50 cent challenged Floyd to read a page of Harry Potter’s book. 50 cent was successful with and donated $ 750,000 to Floyd’s favorite charity. It’s fun even though it’s not a betting game! While it’s not a sport related to betting, it’s a lot of fun! While it’s not a sport related to betting, it’s a lot of fun! Floyd responded to the 50-cent challenge with a few photos of 8-figure checks.