Backstage at The Breakfast Club's 5th anniversary event on Thursday, December 17, Young Buck and Jadakiss chopped it up about how their collaboration, "Realest In the Game," off of Al Qaeda Jada's "Top Five Dead or Alive" album came about.
Buck was then asked to name his top five greatest rappers. In no particular order he picked 50 Cent, The Notorious B.I.G, Scarface, Tupac Shakur and Jadakiss.
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50 Cent is in Indianapolis for the super bowl and he brought the crew with him. During his stop at radio station Hot 96.3, Governor, Kidd Kidd, Paris and Tony Yayo were all in the building.
50 talked about his recent $500,000 bet on the New York Giants which he won when they beat the San Franciso 49ers.
"That was on one of those nights. I lost a few times before I made that bet. I was trying to get back. I'ma tell you the truth," he said laughing.
He also spoke about Birdman being willing to bet $5 million dollars on the New England Patriots to win the championship.
"Well he said he got $5 million for anyone that [wants to bet]. That's just showing how much he believes they're gonna win that's all," 50 said.
DJ Wrekk 1 then moved onto the rest of the crew to see what projects were coming up.
Paris said her mixtape is dropping on Valentine's Day. Tony Yayo is in the lab working on his next project and Kidd Kidd revealed that the music video for "Shooting Guns" off of The Big 10 mixtape is on the way.
50 ended the show by talking about why he set up Street King and SMS Audio as outlets to feed children in need based on the purchase of each item.
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