50 Cent Says Future Is Way Bigger Than Jay-Z in the Streets,

In a latest interview, 50 Cent mentioned that Future is manner higher than Jay-Z in the streets. The hip-hop mogul’s feedback have ignited a debate amongst followers on social media.

On Thursday (Feb. 16), political analyst and devoted rap fan Ari Melber posted his video interview with 50 Cent on MSNBC’s YouTube Channel. (*50*) the interview, which was carried out to have a good time the twentieth anniversary of Fif’s traditional 2003 debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin’, Melber introduced up Billboard‘s debatable 50 Greatest Rappers of All Time listing with Jay-Z being at No. 1. When Melber requested 50 if their listing was right, he mentioned, “No.”

Melber then requested 50 who must be No. 1 as an alternative of Hov, and he could not give a solution. Melber, who likes to quote rappers, recited Future’s tweet again in December of 2021 the place he recommended that he was larger than Jay-Z in the streets.

50 Cent agreed with HNDRXX’s assertion.

“Yeah. He is. Way bigger,” he acknowledged at the 27:53-mark in the video beneath. “Like, there is consistent music from him that didn’t chart are huge records [in the streets] that people love and appreciate that.”

While 50 Cent might have a degree, his feedback stirred up a debate on social media amongst rap followers. Some folks agreed with Fif’s evaluation whereas others really feel there are nuances to the former G-Unit chief’s remarks.

“Future better than Drake and Jay-Z,” tweeted one fan.

“Future imo is a better rapper currently than Lil Wayne or Jay-Z but their greatness clears Future and it’s not even close,” opined one other particular person.

“I think it’s actually hilarious that these youngbucks really think Future is better than Jay-Z. Recency bias is starting to become a drug for most!” wrote a 3rd fan.

Another person tweeted: “I think it’s pretty straight forward, Jay-Z is the best rapper. Future is more artistic, and relevant, popular whatever you wanna call it but he is definitely getting more plays in the streets.”

Elsewhere in the interview, 50 Cent talked about his good buddy Eminem and defined his new tv take care of Fox.