Judging by his recent comments on Twitter, rapper 50 Cent
is not feeling optimistic. "I don't think I'm gonna live much longer,"
he wrote during a series of tweets that began yesterday. Earlier today,
he clarified the remark: "To be conscious that life is short is not
suicidal," he wrote. "I'm good if I die tonight."
The rapper also claimed that he has "lost all the faith in the team
I'm on. I have nothing left to say. I will not be promoting my music."
The comment comes after months of discord
between the artist and Interscope Records, who are expecting the
delivery of his next album. Last month, 50 Cent released the
self-produced mixtape The Big 10, marking the 10-year anniversary of 50 Cent Is the Future.
If he's disillusioned with the music industry, he has plenty to keep
himself busy. Most recently, 50 has been concentrating on promoting
Street King, his new energy drink, proceeds of which are earmarked to
fight world hunger. At an event last month for the launch of his new
line of headphones, 50 Cent talked to Rolling Stone about signing Jersey Shore's Pauly D to G-Note Records
