News 50 Cent Offers Charles Hamilton Career Advice, "He's Lucky He Ain't Hit Her Back"

I Got It MADE · 06-30-2009, 02:19 PM

50 Cent recently spoke on the success of Soulja Boy Tell Em, while reacting to Charles Hamilton's now infamous video tape wherein Hamilton takes one on the chin from his girlfriend.

In addition to co-signing Soulja Boy, Fif applauded Hamilton for not striking his girlfriend in a video which landed online last month.

"At the end of the day, knowing that you have that hit record at 16 is gonna change his mother's house, put his mom in a new house, make Christmas different for his sister and kids that look up to him," Fif explained. "He hotter than half them n*ggas down there to me. He got commercial, hit records...He was beefing with Charles Hamilton, I seen a girl knock this n*gga the f*ck out...He lucky he ain't hit her back. He woulda hit her and got his a** beat. They woulda put that n*gga through the meat grinder. You don't [come back from that.] You say, 'Look, I'm a gentleman.' You play the gentleman role after that because if he would have hit dude's daughter, n*ggas woulda, ah man." (Radio Planet TV)

The publicized fight took place late last month.

What's more humiliating for Charles Hamilton? While wearing pink accessories, a chick who doesn't rap ('I write poetry',) beats him in a freestyle or the same female gives him a five finger biscuit to the face? Either way it?s not a story he?ll want to tell. In this clip, Charles Hamilton and "Briana" are talking on the street. Even though it's midstream, by the conversation it's clear they recently had a little tumble in the sheets, which also has given birth to the one-sided idea that they now have a budding relationship. After being punched, Charles looks stunned, slightly wobbly, he's checking for blood and stammers the obvious. 'You punched me, though..' Well.. 'How could you put my f*ckin business out there like that??' (Whu Dat)

Hamilton has also been known to go at Soulja Boy in interviews.

"Inspirational hip-hop music, and nowadays it's gotten to the point where, n*gga, an inspirational hip-hop song is 'Turn My Swag On'," Hamilton said in an interview. "F*ck outta here n*gga, like that's the best you can do in the mainstream? No, I'm not trying to hear that. That's really not where I'm at. When I saw Coldplay and Jay-Z at the Grammy's, I was like that's just f*cking ridiculous. That's hot. What would have made it iller was if it was Jay-Z with like a younger band." (Hard Knock TV)

In addition to 50, Soulja Boy has also received praise from rap newcomer Drake.

"Soulja Boy is the smartest artist of our generation, I think period and I think out of anybody," Drake said in an interview earlier this month. "Whoever it is, whether it's him or his team or the people around him, whoever has the thoughts to do the things he does, is genius and I'm so happy for him." (YouTube)

passiveexistence · 06-30-2009, 04:23 PM

lol i dont remember charles getting "knocked the fuck out" .. but yeah he's right its good he didnt hit her back

theintg · 07-01-2009, 01:13 AM

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LooseCannon23 · 07-01-2009, 05:38 AM

^^^watch yaself.........

MrF50 · 07-01-2009, 08:03 AM

props.........................

Tornadoes · 07-01-2009, 12:47 PM

"99% of hip-hop is quite wack!" - Crooked I

06-30-2009, 02:19 PM	#1
I Got It MADE Veteran Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: NY Posts: 1,216 Repped: 131 Repped 3,309 Times in 581 Posts Neg Reps: 79 Neg Repped at 343 Times in 172 Posts	50 Cent Offers Charles Hamilton Career Advice, "He's Lucky He Ain't Hit Her Back" 50 Cent Offers Charles Hamilton Career Advice, "He's Lucky He Ain't Hit Her Back" 50 Cent recently spoke on the success of Soulja Boy Tell Em, while reacting to Charles Hamilton's now infamous video tape wherein Hamilton takes one on the chin from his girlfriend. In addition to co-signing Soulja Boy, Fif applauded Hamilton for not striking his girlfriend in a video which landed online last month. "At the end of the day, knowing that you have that hit record at 16 is gonna change his mother's house, put his mom in a new house, make Christmas different for his sister and kids that look up to him," Fif explained. "He hotter than half them nggas down there to me. He got commercial, hit records...He was beefing with Charles Hamilton, I seen a girl knock this ngga the fck out...He lucky he ain't hit her back. He woulda hit her and got his a* beat. They woulda put that ngga through the meat grinder. You don't [come back from that.] You say, 'Look, I'm a gentleman.' You play the gentleman role after that because if he would have hit dude's daughter, nggas woulda, ah man." (Radio Planet TV) The publicized fight took place late last month. What's more humiliating for Charles Hamilton? While wearing pink accessories, a chick who doesn't rap ('I write poetry',) beats him in a freestyle or the same female gives him a five finger biscuit to the face? Either way it?s not a story he?ll want to tell. In this clip, Charles Hamilton and "Briana" are talking on the street. Even though it's midstream, by the conversation it's clear they recently had a little tumble in the sheets, which also has given birth to the one-sided idea that they now have a budding relationship. After being punched, Charles looks stunned, slightly wobbly, he's checking for blood and stammers the obvious. 'You punched me, though..' Well.. 'How could you put my fckin business out there like that??' (Whu Dat) Hamilton has also been known to go at Soulja Boy in interviews. "Inspirational hip-hop music, and nowadays it's gotten to the point where, ngga, an inspirational hip-hop song is 'Turn My Swag On'," Hamilton said in an interview. "Fck outta here ngga, like that's the best you can do in the mainstream? No, I'm not trying to hear that. That's really not where I'm at. When I saw Coldplay and Jay-Z at the Grammy's, I was like that's just f*cking ridiculous. That's hot. What would have made it iller was if it was Jay-Z with like a younger band." (Hard Knock TV) In addition to 50, Soulja Boy has also received praise from rap newcomer Drake. "Soulja Boy is the smartest artist of our generation, I think period and I think out of anybody," Drake said in an interview earlier this month. "Whoever it is, whether it's him or his team or the people around him, whoever has the thoughts to do the things he does, is genius and I'm so happy for him." (YouTube)

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passiveexistence Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: united kingdom Posts: 831 Repped: 225 Repped 34 Times in 23 Posts Neg Reps: 336 Neg Repped at 13 Times in 12 Posts	lol i dont remember charles getting "knocked the fuck out" .. but yeah he's right its good he didnt hit her back

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