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50 Cent explains why he regretted buying a massive mansion and questions Nick Cannon having 12 kids 50 Cent: "The more you spend on the property, what you get is an entrance. It's supposed to be so breathtaking, right? But if the rooms in the house are too big,...

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Josh Lavis 的头像
Josh Lavis24 天前

"I don't know wtf is wrong with Nick Cannon" 🤣

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hood will hunting25 天前

Took him 16 years to realize that, then sold it at a loss. Horrible business.

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nuel24 天前

fr, man. that's so underwhelming

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Pats4lyfe23 天前

@cutoffkhakis He never sold it, it moved to his charity or something

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hood will hunting23 天前

@c68ty He did sell it. This information is made public. Jesus Christ.

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Rohger24 天前

Started off talking about how he doesn’t need a big house, and ended up shooting strays at Nick Cannon. How! 😂

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100%24 天前

I literally told my spouse I would rather have a smaller, high-end home than a large one. I cannot understand the obsession with ridiculously large homes.

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Dr. Proton24 天前

Not only that, but no one ever thinks about the maintenance side of the picture. Everyone always wants a larger house, but a larger house is more expensive to maintain. You have a lot more electrical wiring that is higher on your electric bill and it takes more energy to cool down your entire house. Again, more expensive. Get a small house if you can.

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Mii De24 天前

50 Cent basically said: “Give me a condo. I’m not trying to manage a mansion or 12 baby mamas.” 😭💀 He might have a point though. 😂

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𝕼𝖚𝖊🥷24 天前

Nick Cannon:

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✨SneakerPeach✨24 天前

The way he tells an entire story just to get a lick 😂 he’s got a point .. about both ☠️

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Crackyflipside24 天前

Just give me some more land for fruit trees, a workshop, and a pool. Upper-middle class shit.

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MaxB24 天前

Sometimes luxury is just paying more money to create problems normal houses already solved. 😂 His former Connecticut mansion was roughly 50,000 square feet, with 19 bedrooms, so the hallway complaint is not exactly an exaggeration.

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Michael ….24 天前

“When she don’t feel like your friend no more “

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StumblingOaf24 天前

50 sold at 2.9M, its on the market again, this time fishing for a sucker at $9.9M.

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Christopher Browne24 天前

The bigger the house, the easier to misplace your wallet, phone and keys. Maintenance sucks. Now a large garage, that's another matter...

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Blarbie 👗24 天前

So true I bought a massively large house a few years ago, not 50 cent big but too damn big for me. Sold it. Got a 3 bedroom condo so much happier.

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Koechii_Karamoko24 天前

LMAO he went from assessing his financial decisions to "idk what the fuck is wrong with Nick Cannon" so quick😂😂

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Obinna Osakwe24 天前

This ain't got nothing to do with the big house. It was definitely a sub for Nick Cannon 😂😂😂😂😂💔💔💔

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Hunt24 天前

Nick was just chilling then boom!🤣

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nonYa24 天前

What’s the point of mansion if you don’t have 15 kids to share it with? 4 butlers and a chef round the clock and 4 nanies. Mansions were made for billionaires.

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Ben Sk8in24 天前

50 isn’t empty headed. People that never ask themselves “why the hell did I do this? Why the hell did that guy do that?” A bit empty. I think those who do, that’s a sign of a smart person. Still growing. Not some loose cannon. No pun intended but there definitely is a pun there.

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ᶜᴰᶠᴬ24 天前

😂 @50cent will forever be haunted by that Connecticut mansion. I doubt he ever allowed his son Marquise to even live there smh. Very weird daddy

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Guerra24 天前

being in construction, I can tell you, no matter how rich I am, I would ever buy or build a Mansion. As 50 said, all you get is an entry, maintenance starts right there. Literally all of these 8 figures homes are sold at a loss.

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ZAIRE24 天前

@productOfNC_ Nah this nigga said he looked down the hall and he didn’t wanna go there cause it’s up the block 😂

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Ta𝕏Reasons24 天前

50 cent speaking fucking facts. Most people just need a condo.

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Perré Aye24 天前

Nick cannon wanted to be like future. Future toxic era did a number on alot of people.

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nuel25 天前

🎙️ Ft. @MrBrianJRoberts || @50cent

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Rener73524 天前

Nick Cannon right now

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Quarter Zip Sports24 天前

Here’s the mansion 50 lived in Farmington CT

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Reuben24 天前

He's right though. About all the bm's at least. I can't speak to the mansion part.

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BLK24 天前

ATP Curtis Jackson sound very miserable. I don’t think dude is happy. He just trolls and says petty stuff because it’s the only form of love he gets. He can do shows all day but them people will get tired of the same 5 hits from 2 albums.

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BallaStixx24 天前

Love 50 but I don't care about these rich man problems

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Eric Oduor24 天前

50 has surprisingly turned out to be a very sober and wise mind..including on realities & practicalities of life & wealth.. Its truly refreshing to hear the realities he spews in some of his interviews

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ligerking24 天前

He’s taking about his shitty Connecticut mansion that he is unable to sell to the point where it’s on the market for 2 mill and still no one wants it

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luwzel24 天前

Casually shits on nick crayon for no reason 🤣

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uk4724 天前

I moved to a house from a flat and boy I can’t tell you how hard it is to go to bathroom upstairs every now and then and if you need water or food etc you have to go downstairs. Fuck this shit I’m gonna build myself a cozy small house with a big yard and trees

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