New York rapper 50 Cent wants people to start putting some serious respect on his name. The hip-hop veteran has acknowledged the importance of February 6 to the entire hip-hop culture.

Fif went to Instagram Wednesday (February 6) to reflect on the 16-year anniversary of his Get Rich or Die Tryin’ studio debut.

BIG FACTS! Game changed after this dropped! #PatientlyWaiting is still legend. #SOHHNews @50cent pic.twitter.com/xh9AnXBbFj

— SOHH (@sohh) February 6, 2019

Last week, G-Unit’s Tony Yayo shared a vintage pic of himself, 50 and Lloyd Banks.

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Vintage!! Need that #GUnit album!!!! #50Cent #TonyYayo #LloydBanks #SOHHNews

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Over the past few weeks, G-Unit producer DJ Whoo Kid has declared his loyalty to 50’s team.

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#GUNIT4life @50cent

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I Gotta do something this year #GUNIT

A post shared by DJ Whoo Kid (@djwhookid) on Jan 3, 2019 at 4:30pm PST

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Really, really, REALLY need this to happen in 2019! #GUnit #SOHHNews pic.twitter.com/NxADAoYBcC

— SOHH (@sohh) January 4, 2019

Recently, 50 Cent announced he had donated $3 million for his G-Unity Foundation to help low income areas of the country.

Applaud this man! @50cent pic.twitter.com/RQRkYojJlG

— SOHH (@sohh) December 28, 2018

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