50 Cent Reacts: 'Suge Knight Deserves This''

#50cent #sugeknight #deathrowrecords

[lyricquinn]

Still looking for the part where 50 says “suge deserves this” the headline is misleading

[gretaberry]

Fifty a man! He wasn’t about to let another man punk him. He stood his ground like he was supposed to. Respect ✊🏾

[bootsbooy]

Suge wasn’t a tough guy. He was a coward with size and back up. The guy leveraged intimidation at the highest order to get what he wanted but rarely was by himself

[JoeyNTasha]

You don't always have to be the tougher guy. Sometimes you just have to be willing to take things further than the next guy.

[brentrogers]

After what 50 went through growing up, i don’t think anyone would ever intimidate nor would he let anyone intimidate him! 💯

[loranlomiller]

I never changed what I thought of 50. Sometimes you just know but in the case of 50 his mentality spoke volumes❤

[doraholton]

50 is true to himself. He seems like a genuine guy and has a comical side. Always liked him.

[carlolo]

50 did gangsta rap. Because he lived it. 50 is to this day one of the most respected artists on the block. #fiddy

[lonwabomtirara]

I respect 50 for standing up to that guy 🙏🏽

[OnDubbz]

It’s not simply just suge, although his size did in fact present an intimidation factor that was scary, to many, but it was mainly the many hardcore gangsters around him that would do anything for him, that made him scary. He was the money, and he put a lot of it in many hardcore gangsters’ pockets. That’s why he had so much power. His only downfall was playing into it, instead of being a real boss, and having his people handle visible things without him, while he sat back and watched. Only get your hands dirty behind closed doors, and without societal view. He failed at that, so he lost everything.

[ProdigalNomad]

I'm not really a part of this rap world and I've seen 50 Cent here and there but all of a sudden I have a newfound respect for him.

[FlyBoysWareHouse]

50 true legend, never back down and made it like a boss. Obviously thanks to DRE and Em, but still what journey for 50. Respect.

[shauntriplett]

They wasn’t terrified of suge, they were terrified of who was backing Suge. Because he had too many individuals on the pay roll. Being scared of someone and I mean that person only and being scared of who you got with you, is 2 different things. Now if suge was by himself on all of those different shake-downs or some-what called beatings, the outcome would have been different. I know y’all heard and saw the video when suge got knocked out going up in that Barbershop talking crap to the owner. See and he was by himself and Maybe with 2 other guys who didn’t even get in it, that was all Suge by himself getting knocked out. So sometimes things are not what they seem about certain individuals.

[Suicidal_Soy_Sauce]

The perfect example of "stand up to a bully and they usually don't mess with you anymore." Showing fear is what makes you prey. No different from animals in the wild. Show fear, get attacked; show you're willing to fight back, you're usually left alone. Predators look for easy prey.

[scottydont]

This dude really said "In day club" then said "In daaa club" in the very next sentence 😂😂😂

[Illcastashadow]

I've always been into rock and metal but even back in 03, when my friend put 50 on I was like "this dudes alright" he's just got that Real vibe

[ritefirst]

3:21 1999 Death Row was not founded, it was 1991. Tupac died in 96. Wow.

[rudygoofysrh]

50 cent is a real one. Fearless and respected!!

[anthonyvaldez]

Real recognize real for real. Thats why he never messed with 50 again

[ArmandoMendoza-jo]

50 and Eminem were among the very fews who stood up to Suge and didn't allow him to bully them. Respect!