Hurricane Chris has expressed frustration with 50 Cent for allegedly overlooking Louisiana artists at a recent event held in the state. The “A Bay Bay” rapper took to social media to vent his disappointment, claiming that 50 Cent failed to book any local talent for the event, despite its location.
According to Hurricane Chris, 50 Cent’s decision to invest in land in Louisiana was driven by the low property prices, rather than any genuine interest in the local culture or talent.
Chris also alleged that 50 Cent spent a staggering $500,000 on law enforcement, which could have been better used to support Louisiana artists.
The rapper didn’t hold back, suggesting that 50 Cent should have considered booking popular Louisiana artists such as himself, Boosie Badazz, and Webbie, among others.
For Hurricane Chris, this was a missed opportunity to showcase the rich musical heritage of Louisiana and give local artists the recognition they deserve.
Hurricane Chris’s outburst has sparked conversations about the importance of supporting local talent, especially in regions with a deep cultural and musical history like Louisiana.
It remains to be seen whether 50 Cent will respond to these claims or take steps to involve more Louisiana artists in future events.
