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, you're not going to like the house. When you look down the hallway and you don't want to go down there 'cause it's like down the block, you're calling people on the intercom instead of going over there. I'm looking, going, 'What the fuck made me buy this shit?'"
Brian J. Roberts: "That sounds like an actual experience you had."
50 Cent: "This is real life, bro. I'd rather go into a condo than the big house. If I had Nick Cannon's 12 kids, then you could put them all in a bedroom, everybody's here, and it would make sense. But I'm not going to have kids like that. I don't want the responsibility of that many women that you got to deal with emotionally. I don't know what the fuck is wrong with Nick Cannon."
We’ve lost the art of fighting for friendships, relationships, or simply people worth fighting for. Everyone seems to be wearing their ego on their sleeves.
This is disingenuous already but something people really don’t realize is certain age gaps can seem okay when you’re the younger party but as you get older you realize how weird they are