50 Cent — Curtis
By
Pete Richards (CHARTattack) September 18, 2007 1:12 pm
Music Review
- Curtis
- Shady/Aftermath/Interscope/Universal
- 1 / 5

50
Cent makes a sad face on the cover of his thoroughly hyped Curtis, but
it's sort of hard to feel sorry for the guy anymore. Where he once told
stories of his harsh childhood and some of his songs actually meant
something, he now concentrates most of his lyrics on how much money he
has, his guns and any other hip-hop cliche you can think of. And while
his lyrics are simpler than ever, his delivery is still mumbley and he
continues to be the most overrated rapper in history, all the music
critics in the world could team up and bash Curtis and it'll still be a
huge success.
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