New York rapper 50 Cent has re-released the limited edition “G Unit” Tank Tops and Headbands, identical to the ones he wore during his Super Bowl Halftime show appearance. The square-cut top was originally released in 2003 along with his never-really-trendsetting G-Unit clothing line. Before the Superbowl hype, the vintage tank could only be found […]
50 Cent went full 2003 during his performance at the Super Bowl. Hanging upside down from the set, the rapper brought “In Da Club” back to its full original production, including the headbands and G-Unit tanks.
In case you were looking to cop one, 50 hit social media and revealed they were now available. “Get your G-Unit Tanktops & Headbands Now,” 50 wrote.
Are you ready to go back to early 2000s fashion? Cop yours below.
John Cena recently made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to promote his new HBO Max series Peacemaker, dressed in his wardrobe from the show. During the conversation, Fallon asked Cena for the backstory behind his infamous “You Can’t See Me” gesture, which became popular during his peak days as a wrestler in the WWE. Cena explained that the gesture started as a dare between him and his little brother Sean.
“The reason I did this is cause while we were making the album to which my theme music is on, my younger brother, Sean, was always our litmus test,” Cena said. “He kinda liked the same music and he would never go to the studio with us and we’d come home with our tracks and play it for him and he was ruthless man. He would never be satisfied with any song.
“He heard ‘My Time Is Now’ and just did this dance that Tony Yayo did in one of the G-Unit videos,” Cena continued. “It was like, he put his hand over his head and just kind of bobbed his head… and I was like, ‘Man, what are you doing? That looked just ridiculous.’ He said, ‘No, no, it’s Tony Yayo, he’s doing this thing.’”
Cena then suggested that he would mimic the move the next time he was on television, which prompted a dare from his little brother. Cena went through with the dare and the rest is history. “Years later, it just overcame the meme culture and now, literally, I’m invisible,” Cena added. “People are like, ‘Why is Jimmy Fallon talking to an empty chair?’ So many people are going to say that. So I’m invisible now. On a dare, by accident.”
New York rapper Lloyd Banks knows the importance of June 29. The hip-hop veteran has come forward to celebrate the 17-year anniversary of his unforgettable The Hunger For More studio debut. Lloyd Banks Puts Respect On His Debut The Punchline King goes to his Instagram page with some major reflections on his 2004 project. Banks […]
New York rapper 50 Cent is keeping tabs on what’s happening around the country. The G-Unit boss has stepped up to share his concerns about the latest issues with COVID-19 vaccinations. 50 Cent’s Freaking Out The Queens native went to his Instagram page to share a headline about possible additional shots being required for Pfizer […]
New York rapper 50 Cent did way more than just show love to Kash Doll on her birthday. The hip-hop superstar helped KD turn 29 in fashion with lots of music and dancing. 50 Cent Helped Kash Doll’s B-Day Vibes Fifty went to his Instagram page with some must-see footage. The clip features highlight moments […]
New York rapper 50 Cent is adding his own twist to how people view his all-mighty G-Unit brand. Instead of focusing on the hip-hop group, Fifty has let the world know G-Unit will continue to branch into a film and television production company. 50 Cent Promotes G-Unit Fifty went to his Instagram page with some […]
