50 cent says he used to rent a house for $800 while he had $38 million in the bank


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50 cent, Mr. Hustler's Ambition himself, has recently shared in a recent interview with Brian J. Roberts, that once in his life he was absolutely balling but living very regular.

"My first run, the Rock The Mic tour, I came back, I had $38 million in my account, And all I had was a two-bedroom apartment that was $800 a month. So if you don't spend it, you know the IRS is gonna take it. So I needed the expenses. So I ended up buying Mike Tyson's home in Farmington."

https://twitter.com/soseriuzradio/status/1449220349783064578?s=20

If it were you, what would you have done? Check out his full interview with Roberts below:


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