DJs React to 50 Cent 'Get Rich or Die Tryin' 20th Anniversary

50 Cent changed everything when he dropped Get Rich or Die Tryin on February 6, 2003. Song likes "In Da Club", "Many Men", 21 Questions" and "Wanksta" were instant hits - but how do they hold up 20 years later?
We asked some of NYC's top DJs to weigh in and let us know if 50's catalog is still in their rotation.
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Steph Cakes (Power 105 FM - NYC)
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Getlive!
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E-Stylez (Hot 97 - NYC)
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DJ Wonder (Sirius XM - Sway in the Morning)
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[@nathanharris3787]

50 my goat

[@patrickhollis6824]

Look how far he came he separated himself from others and did his own thing he didn't have to do anything else he did 5 albums with the Kanan mixtape went double platinum he's good and still going strong with the success that he has achieved in life still fills like yesterday when the world was introduced to 50 keep on shining king 🐏💪🔥💯💫

[@onetwodotfm]

The legacy is undeniable!

[@ducatarina8310]

50 Cent The Greatest Rapper Alive

[@bobyeah7334]

1000% is more than just an album title . Its life

[@onetwodotfm]

Facts!!

[@dabaydestrian437]

Get rich is the greatest album in the history of music. Every record slaps

[@onetwodotfm]

Hard to argue with that!

[@sickpicasso9563]

Ok this thumbnail is triggering me 😂