Fitty is to GOAT of trolling, like X said 'The other celebrities put it out there...' He just finds things funny. His music hasn't faded and is sooo much better than Ice Pepper or whatever her name is.
Upon watching xQc's reaction to "The Victims of 50 Cent," I was struck not only by the graphic and heart-wrenching stories shared by the victims, but also by the broader implications of their experiences. The music industry, like many other industries, has long been plagued by power imbalances that allow influential individuals to abuse their position and mistreat those who are less powerful. These individuals often face a myriad of challenges when it comes to reporting their experiences and seeking justice, ranging from fear of retribution to societal stigma and lack of legal protection. As such, the fact that these victims were able to come forward and share their stories is not only a testament to their bravery, but also a call to action for all of us to do better when it comes to recognizing and addressing instances of abuse. It's important to note that 50 Cent is not an isolated case, and that countless individuals across the entertainment industry have faced similar experiences of abuse and exploitation. While it's easy to dismiss these stories as simply part of the price of fame or as something that only happens to a select few individuals, the reality is that abuse can happen to anyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status or level of success. By listening to the stories of victims and working to create a culture of accountability and support, we can help to create a safer and more equitable industry for all. In addition to highlighting the importance of accountability and support for victims, xQc's reaction to the video also demonstrates the power of using one's platform to amplify marginalized voices and raise awareness about important issues. As a content creator with a large following, xQc has the ability to reach a broad audience and spark meaningful conversations about topics that may not otherwise receive the attention they deserve. By using his platform to shed light on the experiences of abuse victims and to call for greater accountability within the entertainment industry, xQc is helping to create positive change and push for a more just and equitable society. In conclusion, "The Victims of 50 Cent | xQc Reacts" is a powerful reminder of the importance of listening to the stories of survivors and working to create a safer and more equitable world for all. By supporting victims of abuse, holding influential individuals accountable for their actions, and using our platforms to raise awareness about important issues, we can all contribute to a brighter future for ourselves and for future generations. :xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL:
Lmao. I read it. Only because threis no way this adhd riddld audience can read all that, let alone understand the concept you're trying shine a light on. TL:DR. Power seems to corrupt all. We may seem powerless but in numbers we are strong. The people at the top knows this. All it takes is change. You are the change. That will be 9.99 now not including tax.
"The Victims of 50 Cent | xQc Reacts" is a thought-provoking video that sheds light on the negative impact that 50 Cent's actions have had on the people around him. It's important to remember that even celebrities are not immune to the consequences of their actions, and this video serves as a reminder of that fact. xQc's reactions add an extra layer of insight and analysis to the video, making it an engaging and informative watch. Overall, this video is a valuable contribution to the ongoing conversation about accountability and responsibility in the entertainment industry.
50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, is a rapper, actor, and entrepreneur from Queens, New York City, USA. He was born on July 6, 1975, and grew up in the South Jamaica neighborhood. 50 Cent began his music career in the late 1990s, first as a member of the group "G-Unit" and later as a solo artist. He gained mainstream attention with his debut album "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" in 2003, which was a huge commercial success, selling over 8 million copies in the United States alone. The album featured hit singles such as "In da Club," "21 Questions," and "P.I.M.P." Apart from his music career, 50 Cent is also an actor and has appeared in several films and TV shows, including "Power," "Den of Thieves," and "Southpaw." He has also been a producer for various film and television projects, such as "Power Book II: Ghost" and "For Life." In addition to his music and acting careers, 50 Cent is also an entrepreneur. He has been involved in various business ventures, including a partnership with Coca-Cola to release his own line of vitamin water, called "Formula 50." He also owns a record label, G-Unit Records, and has invested in companies such as Effen Vodka and SMS Audio. 50 Cent has been involved in several controversies over the years, including a highly publicized feud with fellow rapper Ja Rule, legal issues, and bankruptcy filings. However, he remains one of the most successful and influential figures in the hip-hop industry, with numerous awards and accolades to his name.
@@Bass_no_Treble But pac represented a unapolegetic way of life. being proud of who you was and what made you. And he wrote bars that stuck by you and changed the way you think.
Xqc reacted to a RUclips video titled "The Victims of 50 Cents," where people shared their stories of being dissed by the rapper. As Xqc watched the video, he could feel the sheer power of 50 Cent's words. But then it got funny, as the video showed a guy getting his burger snatched from his hand by 50 Cent. Poor guy didn't evenThe video was a hilarious compilation of people being brutally roasted by 50 Cent. Xqc was laughing so hard that he almost fell off his chair. He joked that he didn't want to be a victim of 50 Cents and promised to stay away from him. The reactions of the people in the video were priceless, and Xqc couldn't stop replaying it. He vowed to only diss his opponents in video games from now on.
you got that wrong brother, inflation is the opposite of what you said, inflation is basically money losing its power, an example is a house is priced at 200k in 2022 now its priced at 300k, that means you need more money to buy so 200k is not buying you that house aka money lost its value PS: now adjusted for inflation it would be 2.81 dollars since Fiddy was born in 1975
12:20 “you think you’re safe cause you moved out the hood if you was smart you’d be shook of me because I’d get tired of looking for yo ass spray you mamas crib and let yo ass look for me”
Omg, the visiting his mothers house and workplace is unhinged af. He was just funny until then. LMAO 50 thent 50 rolled high charisma, I aspire to be as petty as him.
X thinks some of this stuff is weird, idk if he realizes 50 is an OG in the literal sense. People in the industry were legit scared of him. It's why no one ever pressed him about the trolling
Don’t let this distract you from the fact that in the 2011 NBA Finals Lebron got locked down by 5’10” Jose Juan Barea while simultaneously getting outscored & outplayed by bench-player Jason Terry. Lebron scored an anemic 8 points in Game 4, getting laughed out of the arena on his way to his second of SEVEN Finals losses, including getting swept 4-0 TWICE, pathetic yet true
@Matcho Bleacher report has the story. It was backstage at WrestleMania XXIV. 50 cent talked about it when he tried grabbing Floyd. He immediately got hit by Floyd. Floyd said, "What's wrong with you?" 50 went back to normal and let go. 50 Cent wanted money right away for his part in the entrance walk out. (So that's why he grabbed Floyd.) 50 said he picked him up physically? I believe he was paid after..
Love how xqc reacts to stuff and gets a shit ton of views so he never has to make his own content just go and watch something someone worked really hard on. React channels should be banned bc it’s just stealing someone else content for ur Benefit also a lot of react Channels put nothing into a video just oh wow that was cool or that’s true
Yeah it's thousands of people watching other people's content through a third party. It's the bullshit. The odd pause and comment doesn't exactly make it transformative.
It's important to remember that creating content is a challenging and often vulnerable process, and it takes a lot of courage and effort to put oneself out there. Rather than focusing on negative critiques, we should strive to provide constructive feedback and support XQC in their efforts to share their creativity and knowledge with the world.
I like it how the thumbnail makes xQc look like one of the victims of 50 Cent
Ok
who asked
I was gonna say😂
think thats the point
@@ii3v unoriginal 😴 😴
50 is a menace bro 💀😭
who asked
Dude probably has lived in a way different world then any of us could imagine
@@Mythowars the guy has been through almost everything.
@@ii3vYour mother last night
@@ii3v I did
Fitty is to GOAT of trolling, like X said 'The other celebrities put it out there...' He just finds things funny. His music hasn't faded and is sooo much better than Ice Pepper or whatever her name is.
water ice salt
@@QuackSus ruclips.net/video/U-nYdR9lMqM/видео.html
rent free
his music was trash from the start along with ice pepper or whatever her name is.
Music already at the bottom of the barrel can’t degrade any further
@@Tammc09 simp
I was in High school when 50 Cents first album came out and WOAH!
All of us just loved it!
bruh how fuckin old are you and why you in xqc's comments lol
@XQC.. UNRELEASE THIS SHIT 🔥🔥🔥
radio told you to like him ...
@@myname-mz3lo da fuk that means ??
also radio didn't show his music in our country no rap or English songs even like most Eastern EU back in the day
@@myname-mz3lo ??? Bro 50 cent is an extremely talented artist to this DAY. You a Ja rule burner account
good to see XQC give his two cents on 50 Cent
two braincells*
@@EBOLAVlRUSMust be related to Biden
i mean he is a gangster, xQcOW on gang
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@@ii3v markipliers cool
50 Cent is the Batman of rap
ive never been into 50 but he seems legendary
The thumbnail goes hard tho. Well done mr editor
Just started listening to 50, a fan already
All of 50s songs are helluva bop. But Im really surprised how chill and charismatic and funny this guy is. 😂
SO MANY VICTIMS
Please don’t troll me 50Cent NAILS
who asked
the thumbnail 😂
9:44 the emote matched up with the video
On a real level 50 is a superhero
“I’m tired of all this back and forth. Now can someone please read this to the champ?” LMAO
If Xqc knew 50s past it wouldnt be very surprising
Upon watching xQc's reaction to "The Victims of 50 Cent," I was struck not only by the graphic and heart-wrenching stories shared by the victims, but also by the broader implications of their experiences. The music industry, like many other industries, has long been plagued by power imbalances that allow influential individuals to abuse their position and mistreat those who are less powerful. These individuals often face a myriad of challenges when it comes to reporting their experiences and seeking justice, ranging from fear of retribution to societal stigma and lack of legal protection. As such, the fact that these victims were able to come forward and share their stories is not only a testament to their bravery, but also a call to action for all of us to do better when it comes to recognizing and addressing instances of abuse.
It's important to note that 50 Cent is not an isolated case, and that countless individuals across the entertainment industry have faced similar experiences of abuse and exploitation. While it's easy to dismiss these stories as simply part of the price of fame or as something that only happens to a select few individuals, the reality is that abuse can happen to anyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status or level of success. By listening to the stories of victims and working to create a culture of accountability and support, we can help to create a safer and more equitable industry for all.
In addition to highlighting the importance of accountability and support for victims, xQc's reaction to the video also demonstrates the power of using one's platform to amplify marginalized voices and raise awareness about important issues. As a content creator with a large following, xQc has the ability to reach a broad audience and spark meaningful conversations about topics that may not otherwise receive the attention they deserve. By using his platform to shed light on the experiences of abuse victims and to call for greater accountability within the entertainment industry, xQc is helping to create positive change and push for a more just and equitable society.
In conclusion, "The Victims of 50 Cent | xQc Reacts" is a powerful reminder of the importance of listening to the stories of survivors and working to create a safer and more equitable world for all. By supporting victims of abuse, holding influential individuals accountable for their actions, and using our platforms to raise awareness about important issues, we can all contribute to a brighter future for ourselves and for future generations.
:xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL::xqcL:
I aiint readin allat, but congrats, or sorry it happend lil bro
Lmao. I read it. Only because threis no way this adhd riddld audience can read all that, let alone understand the concept you're trying shine a light on.
TL:DR. Power seems to corrupt all. We may seem powerless but in numbers we are strong. The people at the top knows this. All it takes is change. You are the change. That will be 9.99 now not including tax.
What is Lil bro babbling about? ☠️
chatgpt
chatgpt ahh comment
I like how people didn't realize how serious 50 is till he did the DJ Khalid thing lol
This guy sure knows how to react to the victims of 50 cent
😴😴😴😴
Average xqc comment section
who asked
when i heard he bought 200 tickets i was crying, Trollge
Stealing the thumbnail, title, and video. At this point there’s no meed for the facecam just have a reupload of the original video lmao
The editor's cooking again 🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bro think he part of the team 💀
Yooo, that Wendy Williams meme has me weak. 😆
"The Victims of 50 Cent | xQc Reacts" is a thought-provoking video that sheds light on the negative impact that 50 Cent's actions have had on the people around him. It's important to remember that even celebrities are not immune to the consequences of their actions, and this video serves as a reminder of that fact. xQc's reactions add an extra layer of insight and analysis to the video, making it an engaging and informative watch. Overall, this video is a valuable contribution to the ongoing conversation about accountability and responsibility in the entertainment industry.
chatgpt brain
not that serious lol relax
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!💦💦💦💦💦
who asked
I like how Floyd's main reaction is to just mention money 😆
If you weren't there you can't really comprehend 50 cents reign in the 2000s
50 tyson is a fkin throwback
8:26 he literally calls chat poor like every day
ruclips.net/video/Y4n3ef_UicE/видео.html
kanye outsold him😁
50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, is a rapper, actor, and entrepreneur from Queens, New York City, USA. He was born on July 6, 1975, and grew up in the South Jamaica neighborhood. 50 Cent began his music career in the late 1990s, first as a member of the group "G-Unit" and later as a solo artist. He gained mainstream attention with his debut album "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" in 2003, which was a huge commercial success, selling over 8 million copies in the United States alone. The album featured hit singles such as "In da Club," "21 Questions," and "P.I.M.P." Apart from his music career, 50 Cent is also an actor and has appeared in several films and TV shows, including "Power," "Den of Thieves," and "Southpaw." He has also been a producer for various film and television projects, such as "Power Book II: Ghost" and "For Life." In addition to his music and acting careers, 50 Cent is also an entrepreneur. He has been involved in various business ventures, including a partnership with Coca-Cola to release his own line of vitamin water, called "Formula 50." He also owns a record label, G-Unit Records, and has invested in companies such as Effen Vodka and SMS Audio. 50 Cent has been involved in several controversies over the years, including a highly publicized feud with fellow rapper Ja Rule, legal issues, and bankruptcy filings. However, he remains one of the most successful and influential figures in the hip-hop industry, with numerous awards and accolades to his name.
Fifty is my favorite rapper of all time, second only to pac. Both most for who they were as people, reflected in their music.
Pac went to Julliard's college of the arts. He wasn't about that life really, nothing wrong about that though, just saying.
@@Bass_no_Treble But pac represented a unapolegetic way of life. being proud of who you was and what made you. And he wrote bars that stuck by you and changed the way you think.
The only one I know of that went against 50 and won is Cam’Ron…
so nice of him to bless us with someone elses video while he eats between his minecraft fails
🙀No way he just reacted to patrickcc
Xqc doesn't understand that in rap, and the streets, if you have beef and the opps can't find you, you'd fam is next
nothing to do with rap and everything to do with weak shit culture
50c is the real life Frankling
Xqc reacted to a RUclips video titled "The Victims of 50 Cents," where people shared their stories of being dissed by the rapper. As Xqc watched the video, he could feel the sheer power of 50 Cent's words. But then it got funny, as the video showed a guy getting his burger snatched from his hand by 50 Cent. Poor guy didn't evenThe video was a hilarious compilation of people being brutally roasted by 50 Cent. Xqc was laughing so hard that he almost fell off his chair. He joked that he didn't want to be a victim of 50 Cents and promised to stay away from him. The reactions of the people in the video were priceless, and Xqc couldn't stop replaying it. He vowed to only diss his opponents in video games from now on.
THank you
who asked
why don't you add some video with all these ads
anyone knows that boyyyy 🎵
i dont know hes just so soyy
@9:13 your charitable to the troll but you don’t like when Floyd defends himself?
That thumbnail really makes me think x is one of the victim of 50
50 is the goat greatest artist of all time
at least ja rule still makes music for his fans .
His 2 fans he got rn
Fiddy CHILLZ
I knew he was a savage but Jesus Christ he's an absolute menace 🤣🤣
thank you mr Qc
patrick cc >>>>>> sunny v2
facts 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥‼️‼️
50 is the typical troll but for famous peopl
due to inflation he is now 63 cent
you got that wrong brother, inflation is the opposite of what you said, inflation is basically money losing its power, an example is a house is priced at 200k in 2022 now its priced at 300k, that means you need more money to buy so 200k is not buying you that house aka money lost its value
PS: now adjusted for inflation it would be 2.81 dollars since Fiddy was born in 1975
@@ahmdbensaid 🤓☝
Not one mention of the game?
50 is the GOAT
good one
18:01 x says check it out... clicks off 😢😮
Ja rule cancelled that concert he said he was stuck at the airport for hrs so had to reschedule there was more trolling because of it
Oh yea someone elses content on xqc channel best video reposter since machinima
50 Sven, Nachrichent Gangster! Ich winke meinem Volk zu aus dem Fenster.
Wow xqc really good at reacting | Rhnnyc Comments
12:20 “you think you’re safe cause you moved out the hood if you was smart you’d be shook of me because I’d get tired of looking for yo ass spray you mamas crib and let yo ass look for me”
Omg, the visiting his mothers house and workplace is unhinged af. He was just funny until then. LMAO 50 thent
50 rolled high charisma, I aspire to be as petty as him.
Ruthless
that man is straight up evil
X thinks some of this stuff is weird, idk if he realizes 50 is an OG in the literal sense. People in the industry were legit scared of him. It's why no one ever pressed him about the trolling
Xqc next Aware
Don’t let this distract you from the fact that in the 2011 NBA Finals Lebron got locked down by 5’10” Jose Juan Barea while simultaneously getting outscored & outplayed by bench-player Jason Terry. Lebron scored an anemic 8 points in Game 4, getting laughed out of the arena on his way to his second of SEVEN Finals losses, including getting swept 4-0 TWICE, pathetic yet true
LeGetALife
What's funny is 50 cent got punched out by Floyd when he got aggressive and 50 percent relaxed.
who asked
@CeedayGaming3
Who do you think dummy. It's a 50 cent video.
where can i find info about this
@Matcho
Bleacher report has the story.
It was backstage at WrestleMania XXIV.
50 cent talked about it when he tried grabbing Floyd. He immediately got hit by Floyd.
Floyd said, "What's wrong with you?"
50 went back to normal and let go.
50 Cent wanted money right away for his part in the entrance walk out.
(So that's why he grabbed Floyd.)
50 said he picked him up physically?
I believe he was paid after..
@@guywhosellsvapes4595 i see thanks for the answer
Why did he visit DJ Khaled's mother?
Love how xqc reacts to stuff and gets a shit ton of views so he never has to make his own content just go and watch something someone worked really hard on. React channels should be banned bc it’s just stealing someone else content for ur Benefit also a lot of react Channels put nothing into a video just oh wow that was cool or that’s true
Who asked
Yeah it's thousands of people watching other people's content through a third party. It's the bullshit. The odd pause and comment doesn't exactly make it transformative.
59 and 50 Thent 😂😂😂😂
more of a diss on Mike tyson's lisp than it is mocking fifty
50 THENT
who?
noti gang?
YEP
Hate how he pronounces cognac
1 dollar gang !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, nice “Reaction”
50’s ability to use the n word as a comma is absolutely unmatched.
Ja who?
Fiddy cen
Rick Ross was definitely getting "sweet" with some inmates if you know what I mean 🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈
???
Play Tarkov
🎉
Fiddy
bro thinks he's on the team
Even xQc is a victim of 50cent? Lmao
What? This streamer can't even talk. I legit can't understand what he says.
fiddy
dam looking at the thumbnail, i thought mrcow was a victim of 50cent. OH MY
It's important to remember that creating content is a challenging and often vulnerable process, and it takes a lot of courage and effort to put oneself out there. Rather than focusing on negative critiques, we should strive to provide constructive feedback and support XQC in their efforts to share their creativity and knowledge with the world.
ruclips.net/video/Y4n3ef_UicE/видео.html
3 views nice
FIRSTTT
not first
but early
what has 50 done recently to deserve fame other than mock people more famous than him ?
xqc is so soft LMAO
in the first 100 veiws ez
1 view 27 sec ago
Imagine acting this way when you're in your 40s
O
First
Anyone knows that boy?? I dunno he’s just so soy…