50 Cent Issues Public Ultimatum to Record Label

The rapper issued a public warning on Twitter to Jimmy Iovine and his record label that he would release more free music if his album was not released soon.

Fueled by the positive fan responses his recently released mixtape, The Big 10, and viral music videos have gotten, rapper 50 Cent is now making a public ultimatum to his Interscope record label and label head Jimmy Iovine, with whom he is fed up about the continued delay of his newest album, to release the LP or else. The battle-happy rapper has also been publicly feuding about the renegotiation about his deal with said record label, yet to be determined.

“I got 3,500,000 views in 3 day on hands up. Ok I need a record deal jimmy iovine , call me early tomorrow or I’m putting out another mix tape,” wrote 50 in a public rant on his Twitter page. “Anybody want to sign me I’m a young hungry artist and I work harder then everybody in hiphop call me tomorrow.”

Back in 2002, 50 Cent’s wildly successful underground mixtape, Guess Who’s Back?, led to his original record deal with Iovine’s Interscope Records. Since then, he has gone through a rise and fall in the music industry.

“My next album is great its shame the hardest people to work with were suppose to be on the same team with me,” 50 tweeted. He added, “I’m not doing any press for this album. I worked really hard on it my music speaks for it self. I may put out another mix tape for fun.”

No word yet on whether Iovine will actually call 50 back.