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KARMA STRIKES 50 CENT TOO:

50 Cent is known for being a lot of things in life. He's been known as a thug and is now mostly known as an impressive business man. However, with all of the glamor surrounding his music and movie star lifestyle, little is ever said Fif as a father. Curtis Jackson is now putting that as a priority as he fights to see his eleven year old son Marquis.

"I'm not going through a custody battle; just a transition," 50 told MTV. "I'd like to be able to just see my baby."

While his son has traveled with him on major tours in the past, things have changed and their time together has been taken away.

"In the summertime, for the first two years I was successful, my son has traveled with us on those tours. He was on the Rock the Mic Tour, he was on the Anger Management Tour. This summer, when he's free, it's, like, no communication. It's tough."

That's not the only change in their lives. His mother Shaniqua Tompkins' home was burned down recently. When it happened, she told TMZ she thought it was 50 Cent who burned the home down. Fif denied the allegations.

"I really don't wanna talk about it, because my son at some point will have the opportunity to see the tapes. She's still his mother, and I'm still his father, regardless. He's gonna love both of us," he said.

Still, according to 50, Marquis' relationship with his mother has also changed.

"My relationship with my son is changing because he and his mom aren't friends anymore. There's different channels I have to go through. He has lawyers appointed to him through the court. So I have to talk to his lawyer to get things situated for me to for me to actually get him. The relationship between my wallet and his mom has changed. When people have expensive habits, it's a hell of a transition for them when that money is not there anymore. She said all kind of things about me I never would expect."

This has hurt 50. As he explained, it is the toughest moment he's had to go through.

"I think he doesn't want his mom to feel like he's a traitor," he continued. "The time I spent away is the time he developed this thing he's afraid to break with her. There's nothing you can do about that. This is the toughest [thing I've had to face], because he's my motivation."

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WHOA. FOR REAL, U-GOD?

http://www.nj.com/news/jjournal/index.ssf?/base/news-6/12155847106550.xml&coll=3

By MICHAELANGELO CONTE
JOURNAL STAFF WRITER

A former member of the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan is afraid that associates of the group are trying to get him and he has asked the Jersey City police for protection.

U-God, whose real name is Lamont Hawkins, contacted police on June 8 saying he's suing the band for about $180,000 and he thinks that's why various men in various vehicles have been following him from his Manhattan recording studio to his home in the Newport section of Jersey City, police said.

He said that for the past two months cars with Pennsylvania, New Jersey or New York plates have followed him numerous times, but he didn't contact authorities sooner because he distrusts police.

On one occasion he parked in the garage of his River Court building and when he walked out he saw two men get out of a car across the street, police said. One of them gestured toward his waistband as though threatening that he had a weapon, U-God told the cops.

One time a driver tried to follow U-God's vehicle into the garage, but was unsuccessful, he told police, adding that sometimes the drivers roll down a window and nod at him.

The man who wrote "Kick Azz," "I'm Talkin' to You," "Dance With a Gangsta," "Ghetto Gutter," "Rumble," and "Heart of Stone" said he felt threatened and couldn't take it any more so he went to police for help. He filed a suspicious persons report. No one has been charged, police said.

U-God could not be reached for comment yesterday.

U-God said he toured Europe with the Wu-Tang Clan in January and February and they owed him about $180,000, so he filed a lawsuit in Manhattan. U-God said he thinks the incidents may be in retaliation for the lawsuit. He told police he cannot identify any of the drivers that he said followed him.

Gunshots rang out at the DoubleTree Suites Hotel a few blocks from U-God's home just after midnight on Sept. 9, 2003 as rapper 50 Cent and his entourage were checking in to the hotel.

And on Dec. 16, 2004, Robert "Tito" Montanez, 31, of Baldwin Avenue and Fleet Street, was fatally shot in the parking lot of the Ringside Bar at Tonnelle and Manhattan avenues while with the rapper Capone, officials said. Rapper Akon had also been at the bar that night.

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