the first 50 cent piece was made in 1964.
the first 50 cent piece was made in 1964.
when was the first 50 cent piece made?
1964
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a feud between 50 cent and cam'ron began when 50 cent was on hot 97 giving an interview and cam'ron called in. cam’ron asked 50 cent whether he had the power to stop records from being released on koch records and 50 cent said that he does in some respects. as the conversation escalated into an argument, 50 cent called koch records the "industry graveyard". cam'ron pointed out that jim jones' newest album sold just as much as lloyd banks' album did, despite the fact that dipset is on an independent label while g-unit is on a major label. 50 cent took offense to this and said that lloyd banks has more money than lil wayne and jim jones, which makes record sales irrelevant. cam'ron became upset and rebutted 50 cent's statements. most notably, he brought up the poor record sales of the mobb deep album, "blood money". eventually the debate became so heated that the radio station was forced to end the call. on february 9, 2007, the video of 50 cent's "funeral music" premiered on dj kay slay's myspace. the video attacked the leader of dipset. this is not seen as an attack on other members of dipset, as 50 cent says "from now on, jimmy's the boss of dipset. and juelz is the capo. cam is demoted to soldier. we like jimmy better anyway". at the end of the video, there is a poster showing a fictional drawing of cam'ron with a gun saying "50 cent" on the burial, along with his date of death; being february 8 when the video was released. cam'ron responded with a track called "curtis", titled after 50 cent's first name, where he claims he enjoys 50 cent's shoutouts to dipset members juelz santana and jim jones, then goes on to discuss santana's and jim jones' sales on their recent albums. 50 cent and young buck made the song "hold on" together with a video in which 50 cent takes shots at cam'ron. cam'ron responded with "curtis pt.2", which he shot a video for. 50 cent and cam'ron ended their feud in 2016.
g-unit