Should Blacks' Urban Life Films Be Honored: 50 Cent's Get Rich or Die Tryin 20 Year Anniversary

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"If there is a general law of urban criminality here, it's that cities get the types of crime their design calls for."— Geoff Manaugh

The original mission of the struggling families of urban communities was to do their best surviving within an uncaring society. It was the motto of the upper class to work harder as a pursuit of being successful as a classification of the status called I have reached the American dream, and now I'm accepted among the upper class as worthy to attend or even be amongst those that are considered most important in society.

Since 1863, that has been the goal of African Americans as it led to United States Congress passing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson. As the African American population of 1,776,891 in New York City based on the United States Census Bureau of the year 2020 search for purpose; there was a gentleman called Curtis Jackson known to many as the rap artist 50 Cent that was considered a success story as his film Get Rich or Die Tryin was released in the month of November 2005. The film was based on a tragic urban story that almost led to his demise, but instead resulted him to rise to success in the film industry. According to the financial earnings report the film grossed $46,442,528 worldwide.

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The up coming artist Mooka da Babe that represents the re-establishment of traditional missions of the rap, and hip-hop genres he stated that Curtis Jackson should be honored for his work ethic, and the 20th anniversary of his film Get Rich or Die Tryin should be publicized, and so he released a single called Get Dick or Die Tryin sending a message to women worldwide to be careful of their sexual practices, because their pursuits could get dangerous. An explicit title indeed but as sexual experiences become more immoral, and sometimes violent; a more direct approach may be needed in order to have more positive results within relationships.

http://youtu.be/xXY9Z1Vsek8?si=JAZ6HYg-BYj-E-rS



https://music.apple.com/us/album/get-dick-or-die-tryin-single/1853304458

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After the film's success, Curtis Jackson will there be a sequel?

"The film is about 75% factual, and the original title was "A Hustler's Ambition" the things you go through makes who you are." - 50 Cent Curtis Jackson

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