All The Business Wins 50 Cent Had In 2024 So Far

Gearing Up To Drop New Book, ‘The Accomplice’

50 Cent announced in March that he was writing a book titled The Accomplice. The synopsis for the film detailed by The Dock Bookshop states that “The Accomplice follows Texas-bred Nia Adams, who always dreamt of becoming a Texas ranger. She knows the dangers of the job, and as the first Black female ranger, she knows the politics, but she’s never encountered a criminal like Desmond Bell.”

Fif shared the news of his new literary creation on social media, and he took the time to take a shot at Floyd Mayweather for allegedly not being able to read. “I have no beef with anyone; I even made sure the audiobook comes out at the same time so Champ won’t feel left out. GLG GreenLightGang The accomplice Movie coming soon,” he typed.

‘Diddy Do It’ Doc Purchased By Netflix

As his rival Diddy continues his downward spiral, Curtis Jackson has done everything he possibly could to capitalize on it. So it would be of no surprise that his upcoming docuseries, Diddy Do It?, which details the Bad Boy founder’smultitude of abuse allegations lodged against him, has found a home at Netflix. In May, TMZ reported the news that the series will now be a multi-part documentary detailing Sean Combs’ downfall and the lawsuits filed against him.

Fif took to social media to celebrate the accomplishment with a little sense of humor, typing, “TMZ use this fat boy picture of me because their doc went to Tubi LOL It’s ok, guys. We’re all making great television; mine just happens to be the best! NETFLIX wins the bidding war, but if more victims keep coming out I’m gonna need more episodes.”

Inaugural Humor & Harmony Festival

As June saw the man announce his Humor & Harmony Weekend, Curtis Jackson wasn’t done giving back to Louisiana. The event finally kicked off in August with headlining performances from Katt Williams, Jeremih, and Muni Long. Additional performances arrived via Cam’ron, French Montana, 2 Chainz, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, and appearances from DC Young Fly, Dave Chappelle, Gary Owens, the Power cast, and more. And if that wasn’t enough, he even had Lil Rod, one of the many people accusing Diddy of sexual assault, at the party and seemingly having the time of his life.

The event wound up being a success for the mogul, financially and socially, as H&H Weekend ended without any violence, deaths, or arrests. “This morning when I woke up I realized, I belong in Shreveport. There was no gun violence in the whole city for the four days of Humor Harmony. ?nah we gotta run that back!” Fif typed in celebration of his feat.

Opened G-Unit Studios In Shreveport, Louisiana

50 Cent finally made good on his promise in April as he cut the ribbon on the Shreveport, La., location of his G-Unit Studios. He gave a speech at the event, talking about why he chose Shreveport as the perfect foundation for his headquarters. Fif insisted that he was dedicated to bringing more jobs to the 318 and uplifting surrounding communities.

“As someone who has always believed in the transformative power of music, film, and television, I’m beyond excited to introduce the expansion of my G-Unit Film & Television through the launch of G-Unit Studios right here in Shreveport. From the gritty narratives of the streets to the compelling stories that define our era, G-Unit has always been more than just entertainment; it’s a platform for voices that need to be heard, stories that need to be told,” he said.

Honored At Entrepreneurial Spirit Awards Gala

May also found 50 Cent being recognized for his achievements as a businessman and his knack for making money during The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) 2024 Entrepreneurial Spirits Awards Gala.

Fitty was presented with the Entrepreneurial Leadership Award by Power Book IV: Force star Joseph Sikora and specifically honored for his efforts in music, entertainment, and beyond, including G-Unit Records, G-Unit Film and Television, Inc., G-Unity Foundation, and Sire Spirits.

Receiving $250K Repayment From Young Buck

50 Cent raked in yet another payday after Young Buck was able to repay his former boss $250,000. AllHipHop reports that the Straight Outta Cashville artist is set to repay his new $250,000 debt to Fif, which he accrued after 50 gave him a loan to dig him out of a financial hole. Buck cleared the debt after selling most of his assets, including his collection of luxury cars, jewelry, and even the rights to his music catalog as a part of his bankruptcy filing.

Of course, 50 didn’t take his W quietly. The mogul ran to IG to taunty his ex-artist once more and claimed that he wanted his money as soon as possible. “I don’t know why they make me go through this part, but I’m a need that money by Monday,” he wrote.

Won $1B ‘Power’ Lawsuit

Fif kicked off August with a bang after winning another lawsuit, which yielded him $1 billion big ones. The suit was brought forward by Cory Ghost Holland Sr., former drug kingpin, accusing 50 of ripping off his life story to create his hit TV series, Power. Curtis Jackson took to IG, as usual, where he shared a screenshot of the story and cracked some jokes regarding Holland and his latest court win. “Fool thought he was Ghost. Da f**k wrong wit these [ninja emoji]’s man LOL,” he typed in the caption.