50 Cent Turns 'Fightland' Premiere Into Star-Studded Concert

The premiere of 50 Cent's new series 'Fightland' on STARZ turned into a real show: the rapper and executive producer threw a grand celebration in New York. The event took place on Tuesday evening at the prestigious Jazz at Lincoln Center, where dozens of celebrities gathered.

Before the screening, 50 Cent came out to the guests and promised that they would quickly find characters to root for and others to root against. The series itself tells about the world of mixed martial arts, and the producer clearly bets on audience interest in this topic.

After the screening, 50 Cent took the stage at the Rose Theatre and surprised the audience by performing his biggest hits, including the 'Fightland' theme song, and closed with 'Hate It or Love It'. The audience was delighted by such an unexpected gift.

He was joined on stage by Sleepy Hallow, Rich the Kid, and A Boogie, causing a real frenzy. The hall literally exploded with applause when the artists appeared in the spotlight. It was not just a screening, but a full-fledged concert.

Among the guests of the premiere were Sherri Shepherd, Ari Melber, LaLa Anthony, Naturi Naughton-Lewis, Wendell Pierce, London Brown, DJ Envy, Tristan Mack Wilds, and Tony Yayo. The star-studded lineup confirms the high interest in the project from the industry.

The celebration continued at the party at PH Live, where 50 Cent took the stage again with Uncle Murda, Tony Yayo, and Sleepy Hallow. Guests witnessed another impromptu concert that lasted until late at night.

The culmination of the evening was a surprise for the rapper's longtime publicist Amanda Ruisi, founder of AKR Public Relations. A cake was brought out, and the whole crowd sang 'In Da Club' for her birthday. This touching moment added a special atmosphere to the evening.

Thus, the 'Fightland' premiere became not just a social event, but a real show that guests will remember for a long time. 50 Cent once again proved that he knows how to organize unforgettable events, combining cinema and music.