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50 Cent is getting a Roku Channel.
Noticed on Deadline, Curtis Jackson and his G-Unit Movie & Tv imprint, in partnership with Lionsgate, are launching the 50 Cent Motion Channel on the Roku Channel on Tuesday, December 10.
In accordance with the web site, the channel will likely be curated by the Grammy-winning and Emmy-winning multihyphenate. It can characteristic his favourite motion movies from Lionsgate’s library, which options over 20,000 titles. So count on to see movies like The Expendables, Rambo, The Hitman’s Bodyguard, and over a dozen motion pictures Diddy’s favourite troll starred in.
However that’s not all. The channel may also air reruns of Energy, the Starz crime drama he additionally starred in and served as an govt producer for the numerous spinoffs that adopted.
There may also be programming stunts across the Queen’s rapper’s No. 1 albums and hit data.
Per Deadline:
Examples embrace a heist-themed stunt tied to his album Get Wealthy or Die Tryin’, together with movies like Empire State, Reservoir Canine, and Man on a Ledge in addition to a female-led motion stunt based mostly on 50’s album I Like The Manner She Do It, together with Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Invoice: Quantity 1 and Kill Invoice: Quantity 2, The Protégé and Haywire.
In a press release in regards to the channel, 50 Cent mentioned, “Roku’s attain and success within the free TV area make them the right launch associate for 50 Cent Motion. My channel created in partnership with Lionsgate will ship precisely what my viewers loves to observe multi functional place. We’ll be primary very quickly.”
50 Cent Is Nonetheless Making Music
Exterior of music, 50 Cent continues to cement his legacy in Hollywood. He lately launched G-Unit Studios in Shreveport, Louisiana, and teamed up with Netflix for a forthcoming Diddy docuseries.
On the music entrance, in a current interview with Cam’ron, 50 Cent revealed to his one-time rival that he has new materials on the best way and plans to make use of it in upcoming tv tasks.