As always, you never know what to expect when an artist sits down with Young Jack Thriller and this interview was no different. Check the hilarious sit down below.

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"I understand you're a mixtape dj, and you wanna make your money, but the record you put out on your cd, nobody else put it out. I'm gonna explain to you, that this record right here got the Latin Kings laughing at me...I look crazy, and I'm respected by the Latin Kings. On the next mixtape, I want you to intro it and say Fawk Jay-Z!" - Pun

The story that Whoo Kid shared was very animated, and one that essentially told the story of what saved his life at the time. While the story was told in a very humorous manner, the eventual loss of Pun, was one filled with sorrow. Today (Feb. 7th 2012) serves as the 12th anniversary of the fallen MC, due to a heart attack. Pun's loss attributes to Fat Joe's motivation to help children fight obesity, and helps to serve as an inspiration to his own weight loss.

Joey does his part to keep Pun's legacy alive, and today he got some help from DJ Mister Cee. Cee got behind the turntables of Hot 97, and gave Pun the proper salute. Although he is no longer with us, through his music, Big Pun's legacy lives on.

Listen and download Mister Cee's tribute to the Big Punisher. Rest in Power.

P also touched on his thoughts on religion, more specifically, his lyrics in the song "Pearly Gates." The Mobb faced some backlash after the release of the song, which didn't sit well with its God-fearing fans.

Peep the video.

DJ Whoo Kid sat down with Young Jack Thriller of ThisIs50.com, and spoke on what it was like to work for 50 Cent. He also reveals how assault has played a hand in him both joining G-Unit and touring as a member of the crew.

The G-Unit head has announced that on Thursday April 28th, Comedian Jack Thriller will headline the “This is 50 Comedy Show” featuring a lineup of talented comedians from around the world.

Taking notes from Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam, the This Is 50 Comedy Show has partnered up with Jam House Live, an online media network, A&S Global Visions, and G-Units first comedian, “Young Jack Thriller” to combine Hip-Hop and comedy.

The first taping for “This is 50 Comedy Show” took place on Tuesday, April 12th, 2011 in the heart of NYC at the Times Square Art Center in Times Square, 303 West 42nd Street.

This is 50 Comedy Show will be Premiering on Thursday, April 28, 2011 and will broadcast live on the last Thursday of each month.

Each episode will is a half an hour and features the top comedians around the world.

Viewers can subscribe and log on to www.thisis50comedy.com and pay the minimum cost of $2.99.

Proceeds of 50 cents will be donated to the Red Cross to aid in the relief effort for the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan per subscription.

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Since breaking into the industry with the name-dropping street classic, "How To Rob," 50 has been stirring up trouble with records, interviews and public feuds involving numerous emcees.

He battled death and won after surviving nine gunshots, then began a meteoric rise that turned the "mixtape" into industry standard. Let's take a look at some of the artists he's beefed with, battled, and pissed off. Some wars he won, others he lost, a few didn't have a clear victor but the constant outcome is that Curtis continues to rattle nerves and express his opinion without fear of consequence. This is 50.

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"They was writing WorldStar checks. But WorldStar…I got a lawsuit against WorldStar for utilizing my likeness..."

50 Cent has filed a lawsuit against WorldStarHipHop.com for copyright infringement. Speaking with Atlanta V-103 radio station personality Greg Street, 50 spoke on the suit and his site Thisis50.com.

“This is where the competitive nature of Hip-Hop has helped me in other areas because I didn't feel like I was bigger than the actual art form or the other artists that was trying to compete with me. It generated the kind of interest that allowed me to have revenue from a whole other business and having a strong viral presence.

Even Rick, they spent additional marketing dollars on Rick Ross to combat my presence at that point. They was writing WorldStar checks. But WorldStar…I got a lawsuit against WorldStar for utilizing my likeness.

A lot of people feel like that was my site because they see my face on the cover of an infringement with I-Robot (on the site) for a long time. You should really be nice to me because when you're not nice to me then I'm not nice. And because I have lawyers on retainers and I pay them so much money anyway, we'll go back and forth to court until you can't afford a Subway sandwich; because I have to pay them anyway.

So you learn because I've been under circumstances and sat through depositions and I've been sued for different reasons so I understand the process now. So I write that expense off as a price of business but they're not in the same space. I wouldn't suggest it but it's already too late for him.”

50 also continued his Economics course as he described the difference between being rich and wealth as only he can. Sending out Cliffs Notes to all the so-called ballers and those just on their grind to obtain more, he added,

"I still got Formula 50 (Vitamin Water), the grape version. It's good but I'm good with that but I'm looking to do even bigger and better things. I'm ambitious and when you get rich, you run into wealth and these people make you feel like what you did was cool but it was cute.

You need to do it again 3or 4 more times (and) you'll be all right. I had an experience…I was in France and a guy asked me to come to a party, gave me $70-thousand cash. I said yeah I'll come by your after party but I'm only gonna be there for 20-minutes. He said all right, stop by. I got to the party…the location, 12 people there.

He just wanted his friend to say I met 50 at John's house. Now that's wealth. When you can throw that kind of money away and it don't mean nothing and I come back and I see the strip club activity where they throwing a few dollars (laughs) and they feel like that's something major. Nah, I seen another world, I got another vision.”

In related news, 50's latest album Before I Self Destruct also hit stores this week as Fif shows no signs of slowing down his financial charge.