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After learning that Nikola Jokic is a fan of his track “Many Men,” 50 Cent posted on social media that he is willing to get on stage with the Denver Nuggets star.

BasketNews

"Any time Nikola Jokic requests a song, if it's not Serbian folk music, it is 'Many Men' by 50-Cent. And he knows the words from start to finish." - DeAndre Jordan

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When God Shammgod returns home to the people who watched his dribbling brilliance, there’s shock that he became famous for a move so low on his list of tricks — a swipe back crossover built with a quick redirection that’s still known as “The Shammgod.” “It’s probably the worst move I’ve ever done,” Shammgod told The Post. “In New York, they’ve seen so many other stuff that I’ve done, they’re like, ‘They know you for that? With all the other stuff you were doing?’ “And I laugh. I relate it to 50 Cent. 50 Cent will always say he made all this great music, but everybody only wants to hear ‘In Da Club.’”

New York Post

ClutchPoints: ANTHONY EDWARDS WITH HIS FIRST CAREER 50-PIECE 😱 50-Cent was loving it 😂 pic.twitter.com/g7UvQPERhF

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Sean Cunningham: Kings legend and Hall of Famer Mitch Richmond seated courtside tonight in Sacramento alongside Kings owner Vivek Ranadive, Stockton Kings GM Anjali Ranadive, rappers 50 Cent and MC Hammer before being honored at center court at Golden 1 Center.

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Add 50 Cent, Shaq and Kenya Barris to the growing list of high-powered celebs interested in buying BET, we've learned the group is making a massive push to strike a deal. Sources with direct knowledge tell us 50 and Kenya were spotted at the Paramount offices in NYC earlier this week to talk business, and the possibility of buying the network.

TMZ.com

Kevin Love mentioned Spoelstra showing a documentary that had clips of FC Barcelona. “That level of professionalism and respect for the game is something that really resonated,” Love said. Tyler Herro was struck by a video that Spoelstra showed them about “Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent and Eminem and how they started, and the manager they had and he was the one rallying the troops, which is Spo [for the Heat]. Spo does [this type of thing] every year, but this year has been a little bit more with how up and down the season has been.”

Miami Herald

The Minnesota Timberwolves today announced a multi-year partnership with Sire Spirits, naming the spirits company the “Official Spirit Partner of the Timberwolves” with its award-winning Branson Cognac, and the “Official Champagne of the Timberwolves” with their Le Chemin du Roi Champagne. Grammy and Emmy award-winning musician and New York Times best-selling author, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is behind the premium wine and spirits company.

NBA.com

Clutch Points: Rapper 50 Cent helped Malik Monk in lighting the beam after the Kings' win over the Pacers last night ☄ pic.twitter.com/wXgcN5iTgQ

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James Ham: 50 Cent is at Kings shoot around today. pic.twitter.com/e0AXj757AS

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Jason Anderson: Yup that’s 50 Cent sitting over there with Kings owner Vivek Ranadive and Vlade Divac.

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Mark Berman: Houston Rockets today announced a ground-breaking partnership with Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson (@50cent) and his premium wine and spirits company Sire Spirits, LLC. This multi-year partnership will mark the first Official Partnership between Jackson and an NBA franchise…. pic.twitter.com/yx0SwJZM1h

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What are some of the biggest influences that led you to pursue this a bit more seriously? Denzel Valentine: I was listening to hip-hop with my dad since I was born. My dad is definitely my biggest inspiration for me diving into this kind of music. We used to listen to Jay Z, 50 Cent, Tupac, Biggie and all of the old-school rappers. Once I started listening to rap on my own, I started listening to Lil Wayne. He was the first rapper that I really liked. I also got pretty into Drake and Meek Mill. Those are my three favorites of all-time so I want to make music the way they make music.

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Lonzo also dug into his early rap influences. He listed DMX and 50 Cent as his two mains as a youngster, but held up Lil Wayne was “my favorite rapper.” “Man, Wayne has been doing this for so long and has always been consistent with his music,” Ball said. “Lyrically, he’s definitely one of my favorites to do it. I need him to be free so he could put that other album out for me, but he’s already put a lot towards the game.”

Lonzo Wire