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Forever King is a twelve-track mixtape by 50 Cent with 90’s R&B samples provided by Mister Cee. The collection is dedicated to the passing of Michael Jackson.[2]
Background
The collection was initially called Sincerely Southside Part 2, but the death of Michael Jackson stimulated a last minute renaming.[3] Comparing to his last release, War Angel LP, 50 Cent stated:
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This tape is different, I gave you "War Angel", you already know what that is. Now "Forever King". It has a 90’s feel to it. Yall gonna love that right there.[4]
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The cover art for Forever King features 50 Cent's face and his New York Yankees cap digitally imposed on a skull encrusted with diamonds. Another version is more ordinary, featuring a jeweled skull with tilted crown.[5]
Track listing
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"I'm Paranoid"
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3:24
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"Respect It or Check It"
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4:43
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"Suicide Watch"
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3:41
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"Things We Do"
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3:08
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"Get The Money"
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5:01
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"Funny How Time Flies"
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3:52
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"If U Leaving, Then Leave..."
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5:13
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"Dreaming"
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4:38
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"Michael Jackson Freestyle"
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2:29
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"London Girl Pt 2"
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2:47
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"Touch Me"
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3:49
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"Put That Work In"
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1:48
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Samples
Informations taken from whosampled
"I'm Paranoid"
"Suicide Watch"
"Things We Do"
"Get The Money"
"Funny How Time Flies"
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"Funny How Time Flies" by Intro
"If You Leaving, Then Leave..."
"Dreaming"
"Michael Jackson Freestyle"
"Touch Me"
References
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^ XXL review
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^ http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1615251/exclusive-50-cent-previews-forever-king-mixtape.jhtml
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^ 50 Cent Dedicates “Forever King” Mixtape to Michael Jackson Rolling Stone
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^ 50 Cent Releases 'Forever King' On AllHipHop.com And Other Websites AllHipHop
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^ http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1615251/exclusive-50-cent-previews-forever-king-mixtape.jhtml
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