50 Cent, a rapper, will visit Dubai in September. The American singer and television executive, Curtis Jackson III, will play at the Coca-Cola Arena on September 30 after selling out gigs around Europe during the summer, including in London and Paris. It will be the second time a Super Bowl performer has been there, the first being Maroon 5, who gave the Coca-Cola Arena’s 2019 inaugural event. Get ready to hear some of the hip-hop sensation’s greatest songs, like Candy Shop, 21 Questions, and Just A Lil Bit, performed live.
The Successful Projects of 50 Cents
In terms of hit ventures, 50 Cent’s career has delivered a mixed bag. He released the disappointing Animal Ambition album in 2014, although he has also worked on creating several well-liked crime dramas, including Power, For Life, and BMF. Older fans may remember him for the groundbreaking Get Rich Or Die Tryingin’ from 2003.
It was one of the most influential hip-hop debut albums ever, produced by Dr Dre, and it sold almost a million copies in a single week. In Da Club and 21 Questions, two No. 1 songs were also produced by it.
With the help of his company, G-Unit Clothing Company, he ventured into non-musical sectors, including television and film production and fashion, as a result of the record, which propelled him to popularity. Additionally, he introduced Formula 50, his own grape-flavoured Vitaminwater beverage. Well, now he is coming to Dubai.
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You Cannot Escape 50 Cents In Dubai.
On Wednesday, July 13, general ticket sales start at 10 a.m. on the Coca-Cola Arena website. So if you’re eager to get entrance, set your alarm. Since then, the performer has sold more than 30 million records worldwide.
According to his trophy cabinet, he has won a Grammy, and 13 Billboard Music Awards. Moreover, six World Music Awards, three American Music Awards, and four BET Awards. Lewis Capaldi, a Glaswegian singer, will perform at the venue on November 24 to delight his Dubai fans, as reported earlier this week.
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So, music lovers, what are you waiting for? 50 cents is coming to Dubai, and we cannot keep calm!