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Description: “I’ve somehow ended up in the circumstances where I’ve been up against the toughest things in the environment I come out of before any of the success takes place. I always say if there was someone to run and go get I would’ve ran and got them, but I have to run and get me. So, I had to come back myself every time, so it just makes me not look at what would be the bigger situations in front of me, the harder circumstances don’t seem so rough to me no more. Because I’ve already been up against the toughest things, the biggest obstacles.” ————— The Top 20 Songwriting Secrets of Professional Rappers (FREE RAP SONGWRITING COURSE): htr.freestylefortnight.com/50songwritingmoney ————— TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 50 Cent Teaches How To Make Money In The Music Industry Quote 1 0:39 #1 Adversity Is The Best Teacher 1:58 Free Rap Songwriting Course 2:21 50 Cent Teaches How To Make Money In The Music Industry Quote 2 3:18 #2 Learn What It Takes to Be Successful in YOUR Industry 4:04 School vs. No School In The Music Industry 5:26 50 Cent Teaches How To Make Money In The Music Industry Quote 3 6:12 #3 Don’t care about what other people think 6:37 It’s Okay To Be Selfish 7:27 Comment and Pick Up Your Free Course! ————— FULL ARTICLE on 50 Cent Teaches How To Make Money In The Music Industry: medium.com/@HowToRap/50-cent-teaches-how-to-make-money-in-the-music-industry-and-beyond-fe4b42f34495 50 Cent looks back on his adversity as a positive thing. As someone who came from extremely adverse situations, he is someone who looks at them as lessons rather than setbacks. If we look at what Curtis had to go through, it only confirms what he quotes. In 2000, when he was only 25-years-old, he was shot nine times outside his grandmother’s house in Queens. Soon after that he was blacklisted by the industry for his controversial song: Ghetto Qu’ran and was forced to move to Canada to continue his music. We’re all going to have a different set of circumstances, and we’re all going to face adversity, but it’s not about what kind of adversity you face, it’s about how you react to that adversity. Keep On Getting Better No Matter What 50 Cent continually got better at his craft in spite of his adversity and allowed the adversity to shape who he was as a man and artist. 50 Cent had way more obstacles in his journey compared to rappers like Kanye West or Chance the Rapper, who both were raised middle-class in Chicago and were exposed to music earlier and had more opportunities available, but he was able to use the adversity he faced and allow it to influence his style. Part of his appeal became his credibility as a street rapper and his street lifestyle. 50 Cent knew that in the rap industry, though, it didn’t matter how much street credibility you had; to be successful in the rap industry meant continually improving at the craft. One of the fastest ways to improve your craft is to construct more catchy, memorable songs. That’s why we’re providing you with a free rap songwriting course “The Top 20 Songwriting Secrets of Professional Rappers”, which you can pick up by clicking HERE… But with that said, let’s hear 50 break things down even more in-depth. FULL ARTICLE on 50 Cent Teaches How To Make Money In The Music Industry (Continued): medium.com/@HowToRap/50-cent-teaches-how-to-make-money-in-the-music-industry-and-beyond-fe4b42f34495