With the his recent release of his latest project The Kanan Tape, rapper 50 Cent has recently put out a short film to accompany the tape titled, “I’m The Man.” Simultaneously playing as a visual for his track holding the same title, the Sonny Digital-produced song plays the background as an action-packed storyline illustrates a NYC heist.

Watch 50 Cent’s new short film “I’m The Man” below:

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50 Cent finally dropped The Kanan Tape yesterday, and with it he gave us the visuals for “Too Rich”: a track where 50 seems to have found the fountain of youth. His delivery doesn’t seem forced, as many OG’s in the game sound when they try to assimilate to the sonics of today. Atlanta super-producer London On Da Track is behind the boards on this one, and 50 sounds as comfortable as ever.

The tape itself features Post Malone, Boosie, and Young Buck with production from Alchemist, Sonny Digital, Illmind, Bandplay, Colt 45, and Scoop Deville. It’s a dope 7-track project that shows the world that Fif hasn’t fallen off and he plans to be a major player as we zoom into 2016. Check out this new wave of 50 content below.

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Missing his Thanksgiving mark, 50 Cent has pushed back his latest project The Kanan Tape to beef up its appeal with a short film centered around the Power villain. Working with frequent collaborator director Eif Rivera, the visual will illustrate all eight of the songs on the tape. While 50 Cent fans were already awaiting the release, Power fans will now surely be looking out for it as well to catch as many hints to the third season as possible.

50 Cent’s new project The Kanan Tape is expected to arrive the first week of December along with Kanan: A Short Film.

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