Juvenile revealed he helped join 50 Cent with Eminem, claiming he performed a key position in securing his life-changing Shady Records deal.

Juvenile claimed credit score for a pivotal Hip-Hop profession transfer, saying he performed a key position in connecting 50 Cent with Eminem after the Queens rapper was practically killed in a capturing.

During a dialog with Nyla Symone, Juvenile revealed he helped 50 Cent land his now-iconic Shady Records deal at a time when the business had turned its again on him.

“I got 50 Cent his record deal with Eminem,” Juvenile stated. “Ask 50, he’ll tell you, yeah, Juve was the one. 50 couldn’t really go to the studios at the time, and I was one of the first cats with a studio bus, so I let him record on my bus, him, [Tony] Yayo, and [Lloyd] Banks.”

The New Orleans rapper stated he introduced former G-Unit president Sha Money XL to a D12 video shoot in New York, the place Eminem had invited him. At the time, 50 Cent was nonetheless recovering from being shot 9 instances and had hassle discovering collaborators within the metropolis.

“When I went over there with Sha Money, my first thing was telling him the type of music Em doing and the type of music 50 doing with the diss thing, it’s going to work if he go with him. And it worked,” Juvenile defined.

He additionally stated 50 Cent acknowledged the help in one among his books, although he didn’t point out which title.

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50 Cent signed with Eminem’s Shady Records in 2002, a transfer that helped launch his debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin‘, which offered over 12 million copies worldwide and reshaped the Hip-Hop panorama.

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