The Original 50 Cent
I recently stumbled upon a dvd titled "The Infamous Times" hosted by this laid back convicted felon Bonz Malone. I've never heard of this guy but I guess he's a journalist of some sort.
This just in: Bonz Malone is a somebody. He has penned screenplays for 1998's Slam and 2000's Brooklyn Babylon which he also acted in. Malone was the second youngest magazine writer when he wrote for Spin Magazine while still in high school. In his own words, "I drop a joint in every aspect of the media. I've never been one flavor except dope."
Wow. What do you say after a statement like that?
But, one of the documentaries on this dvd chronicled the life of Brooklyn gangsta Kelvin Darnell Martin -the original 50 Cent. Allegedly, 50 Cent the rapper aka Curtis Jackson, took on Martin's name out of respect. However, I highly suspect that 50's motive was to take a big name and live off of the fame that it carried on it's own-a la MC Gusto of CB4.
Kelvin Martin was killed at the age of 23. The documentary is appropriately titled, The Original 50 Cent. It's worth checking out.
This just in: Bonz Malone is a somebody. He has penned screenplays for 1998's Slam and 2000's Brooklyn Babylon which he also acted in. Malone was the second youngest magazine writer when he wrote for Spin Magazine while still in high school. In his own words, "I drop a joint in every aspect of the media. I've never been one flavor except dope."
Wow. What do you say after a statement like that?
But, one of the documentaries on this dvd chronicled the life of Brooklyn gangsta Kelvin Darnell Martin -the original 50 Cent. Allegedly, 50 Cent the rapper aka Curtis Jackson, took on Martin's name out of respect. However, I highly suspect that 50's motive was to take a big name and live off of the fame that it carried on it's own-a la MC Gusto of CB4.
Kelvin Martin was killed at the age of 23. The documentary is appropriately titled, The Original 50 Cent. It's worth checking out.
posted by Mary at 7:48 PM
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