50 Cent Explores His Roots For Upcoming Documentary
A new VH1 Rock Doc featuring rapper 50 Cent is scheduled to debut next month that features the rapper in search of his family's past.
The documentary "50 Cent: The Origin of Me" will feature 50 Cent traveling to Edgefield, South Carolina, where he traces his family's lineage.
The rapper uses local genealogists and census data, which helps him discover more information on his great, great, great grandmother, Jane Jenkins.
The documentary reveals that Ms. Jenkins lived as a slave until the mid-1800's.
During "50 Cent: The Origin of Me," 50 also finds out his former ancestors fought the "Redshirts," who were the precursors to the Ku Klux Klan.
50 Cent's Rock Doc "50 Cent: The Origin of Me" will debut on Monday (May 23) at 9:00PM.
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Comment by Santo "masquetu" Domingo on April 26, 2011 at 11:02pm -
I can say that if it had to be told...we could all track back to some level of Slavery at a Plantation or otherwise. Unfortunately accountability of Slaves was not in the best of interest of Slave Masters. None the less if someone is cutting a check to expose your life on cinema....GET TO THE MONEY!!!
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Comment by CAMPOSTELLA RD. on April 27, 2011 at 3:55pm -
I know this is off-topic but that mutha-fukin' watch 50 wwearing is stupid-hard!!!...Make a n*gga try to rob ye feel me
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