| 50 Cent: The New Breed | | Cast : | 50 Cent | | Director : | | | Studio : | Universal Music & VI | | Format : | Color | | Released Date : | January 01, 2003 | | DVD Released Date : | April 15, 2003 | | Language : | English (Dubbed) | | Audience Rating : | NR (Not Rated) | | | BUY THIS DVD FROM AMAZON | Customer Reviews
| Rating |     | | Date | June 25, 2005 | | Summary | CMonplaisir | Content
 | The New Breed is a fairly informative DVD on 50 Cent. It mentions how he left the gangster drug business to rap, and his first hip hop producers. He was also in the underground, a major part of why he is successful. It depicts how he was shot and he shows the wounds. The DVD also describes how he was dropped of Columbia records in 2000, and later created a buzz in New York with no major record label backing him up. The DVD also has concert performances and a couple of music videos. If you don't understand why he calls himself 50 Cent, the DVD will explain it for you. 50 Cent does describe some of his struggles, but the DVD would have been much better if it was more like a documentary. the downfall of it is that it doesn't describe his past well enough, or how important being in the hip hop underground was. Overall it's a fairly good DVD on 50, and he is shaped to be one those legendary artists like Biggie and Tupac. he is hip hop to the core, and that's why he has respect from the Rolling Stone. |
| Rating |  | | Date | February 21, 2005 | | Summary | Check These Artist Instead | Content
 | KRS ONE, Talib Kweli, 2pac, Mos Def, Obie Trice, Gangstarr, EPMD, Erick Sermon, Eazy E, Eric B. & Rakim, MC Lyte, NWA, Public Enemy, Mobb Deep, Lil Cease, Nas, Chino XL, DMX, Biggie, Kanye West, Wu Tang Clan, ONYX, Rakim, Redman, Royce Da 5'9, Warren G, Xzibit, Cypress Hill. All of these rappers and duos are wayy better than the (...) your hearing on the radio, BET, MTV, MTV2 or whatever station the world is pushing at your faces. im telling you rap first reached its downfall of pop rap category since 2000 when Big Pimpin and Back That Thang Up first came out. now its goota be put to a halt. is this the message we want america to hear and follow? hoes, money, women, guns, cars, ice, is this the message i want my kids to read and to make them thing this is ok and this is everything in the world? why cant these rappers rap about something more meaningful like how hard it was to grow up in the ghetto or racism or politics? Rap needs an uplift, expand your mind into good rap and you will go far. |
| Rating |      | | Date | February 05, 2005 | | Summary | get it | Content
 | all songs an the cd are good.dvd is great. tracklisting
1. True Loyalty (Featuring Tony Yayo & Lloyd Banks) 5/5
2. 8 Mile Road Remix (Featuring Tony Yayo & Lloyd Banks) 5/5
3. In Da Hood (Featuring Brooklyn) 5/5
GO GET 50 CENT- THE MASSACRE MARCH 8TH. ITS GONNA BE AWESOME. GO GET IT WHEN IT COMES OUT. ALSO GET THE TONY YAYO CD COMING SOON. G-G-G-G-G-UNIT!!!!
I LOVE THIS DVD/CD |
| Rating |     | | Date | January 17, 2005 | | Summary | Good Dvd, Not Great Though | Content
 | This dvd isn't as bad as alot of people say it is. Sure its not near one of the best dvds ever, but it's still alright. 50's voice doesn't sound very good in concert, it sounds totally diferrent to what it does on "Get Rich Or Die Tryin'". The film-clips are good and the documentary is alright, it's not a documentary on 50's life though, it's about him getting shot & how he got a record deal and s**t like that. There is also some alright bonus footage. The bonus cd is pretty average. Overall, this cd is worth getting if you're a 50 fanatic, if not don't bother. |
| Rating |    | | Date | July 29, 2004 | | Summary | Sadly dissapointing | Content
 | After hearing of all of the hype from this DVD, I decided to check it out myself. So after purchasing & viewing it, I felt like I was duped. The documentary itself is only 15-20 mins. long, and the Tony Yayo jail interview is only approx. 5 mins. long. The music videos are nothing special, because you can download them all, and the bonus material is just three sessions @ AOL and the 8Mile DVD trailer. The only thing I enjoyed from this DVD was The Detroit Show, a 50 Cent concert in Detroit.
The Bonus CD wasn't anything special either because 50 Cent has a ton of mixtapes out, and the three songs can easily be found on at least some of the mixtapes. If you really want to see this, borrow it from someone who has it, or buy it used. You won't waste as much money. |
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