Cent Angers Christians
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50 Cent
‘Curttiiiiiis’ is making more headlines this week, as angry Christians demand he stops wearing his diamond-encrusted cross. Religious group The Resistance reckon 50’s lyrics make him more of a Devil Worshipper than a follower of God. “Cent is no Christian, and if you listen to his lyrics it becomes clear that he is more of a Satanist than anything,” the group’s founder Mark Dice said. "He is defaming the cross and committing blasphemy by wearing it while he raps about killing people for no reason because he's a big bad 'gangster'. I think a large diamond-studded platinum satanic pentagram would be a little more fitting for him."
Chris Lighty, 50’s manager has responded by saying Dice’s comments are ridiculous. He added: "We aren't aware of this absurd request. They should look up our charitable deeds before casting a stone."
In related Fiddy news, the multi-millionaire MC has just put his Connecticut mansion up for sale. No word on what it’s going for, but when he bought the house from Mike Tyson in 2003, 50 paid a cool $4.1million. The 52-roomed house, famously featured in Games’ Fiddy-baiting Stop Snitchin’ DVD, comes complete with in-door and outdoor pools, a recording studio, servants quarters and a boating house Any RWD readers who fancy putting in a bid, get your cash out now! And, er, good luck!
50 Cent Official Site
50 cent Myspace
‘Curttiiiiiis’ is making more headlines this week, as angry Christians demand he stops wearing his diamond-encrusted cross. Religious group The Resistance reckon 50’s lyrics make him more of a Devil Worshipper than a follower of God. “Cent is no Christian, and if you listen to his lyrics it becomes clear that he is more of a Satanist than anything,” the group’s founder Mark Dice said. "He is defaming the cross and committing blasphemy by wearing it while he raps about killing people for no reason because he's a big bad 'gangster'. I think a large diamond-studded platinum satanic pentagram would be a little more fitting for him."
Chris Lighty, 50’s manager has responded by saying Dice’s comments are ridiculous. He added: "We aren't aware of this absurd request. They should look up our charitable deeds before casting a stone."
In related Fiddy news, the multi-millionaire MC has just put his Connecticut mansion up for sale. No word on what it’s going for, but when he bought the house from Mike Tyson in 2003, 50 paid a cool $4.1million. The 52-roomed house, famously featured in Games’ Fiddy-baiting Stop Snitchin’ DVD, comes complete with in-door and outdoor pools, a recording studio, servants quarters and a boating house Any RWD readers who fancy putting in a bid, get your cash out now! And, er, good luck!
50 Cent Official Site
50 cent Myspace
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