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50 Cent Explains How Tupac’s Mike Tyson Recording Shaped His “Street Fighter” Music

50 Cent Explains How Tupac’s Mike Tyson Recording Shaped His “Street Fighter” Music

50 Cent traced his “Street Fighter” music to a Tupac Shakur recording made for Mike Tyson, saying he wrote his own version after hearing the late rapper’s boxing-inspired track. At the film’s Los Angeles premiere, he told “Extra” that Tupac had made a version of “Ambitionz Az a Ridah” for Tyson. When the conversation turned to the movie’s theme, 50 Cent described how he built on that material: “I wrote a version of it.” Tupac’s Tyson recording had already appeared in the film’s promotion.

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