For the record, 50 Cent has declared a new chapter in his life- helping the United Nations Food program in Africa, where children are most likely to have just one meal each day. Some call it to be a a mogul’s midlife crisis. Not bad, for a guy as rich as he is. He went from being a drug dealer to No. 2 on Forbes list of richest black entertainers and raps about the privileges of a luxurious life such as women and champagne. 50 Cent, who’s Curtis James Jackson III in real-life, was notoriously shot nine times and the incident was dramatized in the movie, “Get Rich or Die Tryin”.
To help in this humanitarian yet risky endeavor, the rapper sprung a new line of energy drinks, called “Street King,” in which $0.10 of every bottle sold will go toward feeding children’s funds all over the globe. Quite admirable for someone who has written top-rating songs but doesn’t want to be remembered just for his compositions.
Seeing his honorable venture, 50 Cent is indeed worthy to wear a cross pendant .This photo features the artist wearing a huge , heavily iced cross rosary necklace in bling bling version, to match his white t-shirt and the rest of his white accessories for a complete hip hop outfit.
For a cool cross necklace visit 33knots.com
Photo By Top Streetwear (originally posted to Flickr as 50 Cent @ Globen) [CC-BY-SA-2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
To help in this humanitarian yet risky endeavor, the rapper sprung a new line of energy drinks, called “Street King,” in which $0.10 of every bottle sold will go toward feeding children’s funds all over the globe. Quite admirable for someone who has written top-rating songs but doesn’t want to be remembered just for his compositions.
Seeing his honorable venture, 50 Cent is indeed worthy to wear a cross pendant .This photo features the artist wearing a huge , heavily iced cross rosary necklace in bling bling version, to match his white t-shirt and the rest of his white accessories for a complete hip hop outfit.
For a cool cross necklace visit 33knots.com
Photo By Top Streetwear (originally posted to Flickr as 50 Cent @ Globen) [CC-BY-SA-2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
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