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50 Cent reminds everyone how he & Eminem dominated the 2000s

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50 Cent sends a friendly reminder for his fellow rap peers who probably have forgotten how dominant both he and Eminem were in the music industry in the 2000s.

Fiddy has recently took to Instagram on Thursday (July 13, 2023) to share a couple of photos that represents the list of Top 10 rap albums with the biggest first week sales and the most streamed rap albums released in the 2000s.

The first photo lists the albums with the biggest first-week sales:

  1. Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP – 1.78 million copies.
  2. Eminem – The Eminem Show – 1.32 million copies.
  3. 50 Cent – The Massacre – 1.15 million copies.
  4. Lil Wayne – Tha Carter III – 1.05 million copies.
  5. Drake – Views – 1.04 million copies.
  6. Lil Wayne – Tha Carter IV – 964,000 copies.
  7. Kanye West – Graduation – 957,000 copies.
  8. 50 Cent – Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ – 872,000 copies.
  9. Eminem – Encore – 871,000 copies.
  10. Kanye West – Late Registration – 860,000 copies.

The second photo lists the most streamed rap albums on Spotify that were released in the 2000s:

1. Eminem – The Eminem Show – 5.7 billion streams.
3. 50 Cent – Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ – 3.7 billion streams.
4. Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP – 3.7 billion streams.
6. Eminem – Encore – 2.5 billion streams.
8. 8 Mile – 2.1 billion streams.
9. Relapse – 1.9 billion streams.
11. The Massacre – 1.8 billion streams.

Fif made sure to rub in the fact that he’s outsold most of his competition throughout his career and that only his friend and mentor Eminem has moved more records than him. In the caption, he wrote: “The funny s–t is only Eminem sold more then me. I made ni–s so uncomfortable they don’t want to remember LOL.”

Tony Yayo replied with Vertical Traffic Light emojis in the comment section. Check out the Fiddy’s post below:

 

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