"Step 1: To avoid the urge to masturbate stop going to porn sites.
Step 2: Make a conscious decision not to turn your head after people walk by you.
Step 3: Do not go to strip clubs.
Step 4: Do not look at lust filled magazines."
How can 50 Cent truly believe this and encourage his fans to as well when his music clearly uses blatant sexuality and in-depth sexual descriptions?
Even pictures of the rapper display his hyper-masculine body, a clear tool to gain attention.
What are your thoughts on 50's bold campaign?
Since 50 cents debut as a rapper, his music has always been loaded full of references to violence, drug usage, and I would even go as far as saying that almost all of his top songs involve a vast amount of sexual depictions and references.
ReplyDeleteFrom the hit "Candy Shop" where he uses obvious metaphors to explain to the listener sexual experiences, fantasies etc from his life. To "Best Friend" where he doesn't even attempt to disguise his sexually explicit lyrics with metaphors. Other songs include depictions of lust in strip clubs, clubs, and more strip clubs.
However, to say 50 Cent has not drastically changed as an artist since his start would be a lie. In my mind his music has gotten continuously worse and less creative. And I think much of the public would agree with me as his albums seems to be doing consecutively worse. And actually I don't even think he is working on music anymore and is just focused on being a business man.
Anyways, I have no idea what is going through this man's mind when he is speaking out on how masturbation is a sin. I can't even start to draw on the amount of hypocrisies he is creating. Plus, I don't need my religious or life advice from 50.