50 Cent said that after living in Vegas, a joint album with Eminem will be released

It appears that the project the two have been hinting at is finally coming to fruition.

Now that 50 Cent has revealed he will make a joint album with Eminem, the collaboration that many fans have been waiting for is finally occurring.

Following Em’s recent admission that their “own timing and organization” are the only obstacles to the project, 50 announced on Instagram that he would be leaving his self-imposed “retirement” to work on the album.

The music and television tycoon broke the news on Thursday night, December 26. He wrote, “It appears that I will be returning to the booth after all.” “This residency in Vegas must be completed first.”

Fif will make history with his first-ever Las Vegas residency, “50 Cent: In Da Club,” which begins tonight (Dec. 27) and ends on Jan. 4, before the rap veterans head to the studio. After the residency is up, he and his fellow hip-hop artists can start working on a joint album.

50 said in 2023 that he had been working on new music and that Eminem had already contacted him to inform him that Dre was getting heated.

50 remembered at the time with Big Boy, “As soon as I said that, I got a text from [Eminem] that he had already spoken to Dre, and that Dre is in there, and he’s got some crazy stuff for me to go hear.” He added, “I’ll go make something, what I can find, the best music that I can put my hands on,” to illustrate how Dre’s participation would improve the production. I bring it up to pressure Dre into giving me anything when I’m feeling really good about it. Because he’s going to have something. He has always possessed something.

Since their collaborations on songs like “Patiently Waiting,” “Peep Show,” “Crack a Bottle,” and many more, fans have been clamoring for more, making the 50 Cent and Eminem joint album one of the most anticipated releases.

The excitement is undoubtedly at an all-time high, even if no formal timeframe has been established.