50 Cent is filing for bankruptcy.

0  2015-07-13 by McGowan9

Didn't he have (at least one) platinum album and make like 100 million from some vitamin water? How the fuck is he bankrupt? Get a good accountant and minimise the "entourage" (parasites).

18 comments

5  YouAintGotToLieCraig 2015-07-13

I read somewhere that he probably isn't bankrupt. He could be declaring it to combat the $5m lawsuit against him. He probably has plenty of money and assets tucked away safely in various entities.

0  McGowan9 2015-07-13

Well I didn't know anything about any 5 million dollar lawsuit so, fuck me. If what you say is true then declaring bankruptcy is probably a smart decision on his part, as long as his assets can't be directly traced back to him on paper. I like the guy, based on his appearance on O&A that I heard, he was a charming and smart dude. So hope he prevails. Either way, he's probably not going to be hurting for money.

2  Wsallgood 2015-07-13

Well now, don't you feel like a "jump the gun Johnny"?

-2  McGowan9 2015-07-13

If I do, hope you feel like "swallow the gun Johnny." No offence, brah.

-1  Wsallgood 2015-07-13

I take offense to offence.

2  McGowan9 2015-07-13

I'm a Limey, we invented the language and spell it with a c instead of an s. Sorry, my transatlantic bastard cousin.

3  Wsallgood 2015-07-13

You were a few thousand years late inventing modern language. The British just took the corpse of Latin and made a bastard. Americans then raped that bastard and then made a spinoff mongoloid retard. Well, at least I think that's what they taught us in our failing public school system.

1  McGowan9 2015-07-13

Did they really teach you that? That couldn't be more wrong. Romance languages are based on Latin - Italian, Spanish etc. English is a West Germanic language, more closely related to other Proto-Germanic languages like German, Swedish and Dutch. True, the Romans occupied Britain before the Anglo-Saxons arrived, and Modern English still has some Latin words (though these are mostly medical and legal terms) but the English language has a far more complex and rich history and development than just being a bastardised form of Latin, which is really what Italian, for example, is. American English is also interesting. You have a talent for the idiom - "crazy as a shit-house rat" is a favourite.

1  Wsallgood 2015-07-13

.....Oh literal McGowan9.

1  McGowan9 2015-07-13

Ooops

-1  McGowan9 2015-07-13

"The redcoats are coming" - and lost. Relax. An island the size of Michigan conquered 2 thirds of the globe and established the lingua franca of today. Deal with the spelling differences - colour, humour, flavour etc.

4  chimpchimperson 2015-07-13

A rapper going broke? No way.

3  tags33 2015-07-13

He's not going broke or hiding assets. He's doing a business bankruptcy, not a personal one. It will give him time to free up assets and possibly do a payment plan for the girl that sued him. It's just a legal tactical move, like Trump's hotels declaring bankruptcy.

1  krbin 2015-07-13

Trump's whole empire is built on junk bonds and tactical bankruptcies.

2  thebudgetgamer 2015-07-13

Bankrupt does not equal broke.

1  aprosbro 2015-07-13

This is like the entertainment report on Fox news.

1  KennethFresno 2015-07-13

I guess one could say he's temporarily rich due to unwise spending.

2  RedOak_Candor 2015-07-13

Is there a term for that type of rich?

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