New App Accesses 50 Cent's Entire Catalog For $1.99

New App Accesses 50 Cent's Entire Catalog For $1.99


Monday, May 24, 2010 12:01 PM


By Nolan Strong

(AllHipHop News) Fans of 50 Cent who own iPhones can download the rapper’s entire catalog for $1.99 thanks to a new app in the iTunes stores.

WebTechies latest app, “The 50 Cent Song Collection,” is a sleek download containing images of the rapper, news and most importantly, access to his entire song catalog, on demand.

Once the app is downloaded, users can easily scroll between screens containing each song from 50 Cent official releases, in addition to single tracks.
According WebTechie’s disclaimer, the application is 100% legal and fans need to not worry, as no laws are being broken or circumvented.

“Kindly note that all the due royalties for this application are timely paid to proper authorities (regarding song broadcasts). If you are a label, song writer, copyright owner or a singer, please feel free to contact us for any kind of information and we will be happy to assist you with complete details regarding the song broadcast rights. All trademarks are owned by their respective owners. This application is not endorsed by Curtis Jackson, 50 Cent or his affiliates.

Similar applications exist in the App Store, created by the same company.
WebTechie’s “Snoop Dogg Song Collection” features Snoop’s entire catalog for $3.99 while fans of Akon can listen to all his albums in the “Akon Song Collection” app for $1.99.

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Man Acquitted Of Murdering Rapper Dolla

Man Acquitted Of Murdering Rapper Dolla


Saturday, May 22, 2010 3:29 AM

By Nolan Strong

 (AllHipHop News) The man accused of shooting and killing rising rapper Dolla was acquitted of murder charges yesterday (May 22) in a Los Angeles courtroom.

A jury acquitted Aubrey Berry, 24, of the charges after less than two days of deliberating and nine days of testimony, which saw Berry take the stand in his own defense.
Berry claimed that he was involved in an altercation with Dolla in a club in Atlanta a week prior to the shooting, which took place last May, near a valet section at the Beverly Center.
He testified that he researched the rapper online and read his violent lyrics. He also found clips of Dolla and other gang members bragging about assaulting another man.
Berry, who had a permit to carry his gun in other states, testified he traveled to Los Angeles often and was always armed, although he didn’t realize his permit was not valid in California.

Berry said Dolla threatened to kill him during the chance encounter at the Beverly Center.
Dolla, 21, was an artist signed to Akon’s Konvict Muzik. He was shot three times in the back, as he attempted to flee Berry’s gunfire.

"Obviously, what happened on May 18, 2009, was a horrible tragedy for everyone," Superior Court Judge Michael E. Pastor told the lawyers in court. "The jurors have spoken."
Jurors may have been influenced by Dolla’s own rap lyrics, said Deputy District Attorney Bobby Grace.
"You'd hate to think that was the tipping point,” Grace told The Los Angeles Times out front of court.
Dolla’s mother was taken from the courtroom due to her emotional reaction to the verdict.
 
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