Fans were captivated by Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, known as the hip-hop mogul, businessman, and cultural icon, who spent Thanksgiving in Qatar and shared his signature mix of candor and humor. As he flew halfway around the world for a performance, the rapper praised his hometown of Queens and explained how profitable his quick trip to the Middle East was.

“I just traveled for 25 hours for 45 minutes, but if I told you what they paid me, you would fall TF out,” 50 Cent shared on Instagram, Alongside photos of him performing in Qatar. The quote sums up his legendary hustle: a world-renowned artist who is equally concerned with business as with music.

50 Cent was entertaining fans in one of the world’s richest cities while most Americans were munching on turkey and stuffing. The city of Doha, the capital of Qatar, is known for its luxurious skyline, luxurious hotels, and growing reputation as a hub for world-class events. According to reports, the rapper has been booked to perform at an exclusive Thanksgiving event, illustrating the increasing trend of international cities investing in A-list talent for high-profile gigs. Hip-hop’s worldwide popularity and 50 Cent’s enduring star power are shown by the journey. Even though his career began over twenty years ago with his debut album ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin‘, the rapper is still expanding his empire through music, television, business ventures, and international live performances.

Hip-Hop Goes Global

50 Cent’s Thanksgiving performance in Qatar highlights the globalization of hip-hop, a genre that originated in the Bronx but now dominates stages all over the globe. Qatar’s goal of becoming a cultural hub is reflected in these events, which is aided by hosting events like the FIFA World Cup and attracting international artists. 50 Cent’s trip to Doha was a reminder of his progress and the impact of hip-hop on global culture, not just the money. Curtis Jackson is still cashing in and taking Queens with him as he enters the holiday season. Get Rich or Die Tried isn’t just the title of his breakout album — it’s a way of life. 50 Cent once again proved that the hustle continues in Doha, Qatar.