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Over the last year, we’ve seen 50 Cent link up with the Black Mafia Family, original members of the Supreme Team and Tr3yway for a new TV series surrounding 6ix9ine. However, the biggest story in the history of hip-hop, will always be the death of Tupac Shakur and Death Row Records.
Last week, it was revealed that Suge Knight had tapped Nick Cannon to helm an upcoming biography for him, as well as Ray J rebranding his New Death Row imprint to drop unreleased Tupac albums.
Suge made it clear that he never signed away any life rights; and we’re hearing the continuation of content from Makaveli is going to happen really soon. That was set to originally go down during the film release of All Eyez on Me, but those plans were put on hold.
Following the music roll-out, Suge is adamant on getting his story out to the public. It sadly hasn’t been properly told, and we believe Kanan is the perfect person to help him out. Since 50 doesn’t have ties to Interscope, anymore, who will never see eye to eye with Suge again; it just makes sense for this partnership to happen.
Nick will be able to do some big things for the biography; but 50 Cent’s pull behind-the-scenes for television and film is something the world needs to see with these untold stories.
With Mr. Curtis Jackson working with some legendary men that are behind bars and no longer in the street game, he takes pride in making sure his name keeps honor in tact (we know from personal experience). Big Suge wants motion pictures and series surrounding his history with Death Row.
Unfortunately, Dr. Dre will never agree to work alongside Suge again, which is where Fifty’s involvement will be key (for name usage rights). Since Dre and 50 don’t do business anymore, the two have still remained cordial and respectful to each other.
So, we believe Mr. Knight should trust Kanan with overseeing pending TV series and film projects, which will be under Suge’s vision and no one else. This Black Mafia Family series, which Drake is also rumored to be executive producing, will be a try-out run for many people who don’t have to power behind-the-scenes.
After they see how much involvement Meech had, this will enable more street legends to get stories out of their own, while everybody is still alive.
50 even jokingly made an IG post (has been since deleted) about reaching out to his friend Ray J and Nick Cannon about helming content for Suge.
Lets us know in the comments if you would want to see film and TV projects centered around Big Suge and Death Row.