50 Cent andDrake are both enjoying life on tour right now, and the G-Unit boss has proven he has something that the 6 God doesn’t.
Fif was hosting a meet-and-greet at one of his Final Lap Tour stops over the weekend when he joked about having fans who dress up as him while Drake merely has bras thrown on stage.
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“You see that? Drake get a bra, I get this!” 50 bragged before posing with a fan rocking a durag, white wife beater and bulletproof vest, recreating his iconic early 2000s look.
Watch the clip below.
50 Cent recently revealed he was a bit envious of Drake being showered with bras on his It’s All a Blur Tour, which hasn’t been the case on his own Final Lap Tour.
“Somebody help me with my feet please,” 50, playing a disgruntled diva, complained in a backstage video posted to his Instagram page last week. “They don’t treat Drake like this. They don’t treat muthafuckin’ Drake like this.
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“Drake, they throw him bras. What do I get? Aye, could you please go get me some Drake fans? Shit just don’t feel right. I need to feel special around here. I need them to treat me like I’m Drake. Drake get bras every night! I used to get bras in the beginning of my career.”
The Queens, New York native then approached a man and asked him: “What do you do?,” to which he replied: “I sort out the setlist.”
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“This is your fault,” the “In Da Club” hitmaker vented. “Can we coordinate a production that’s hot enough for me to get bras every night like Drake?”
Drizzy then caught wind of the video and offered to link up with 50 Cent in order to share some of his sacred advice.
“FIF LEMME PULL UP FOR A PEP TALK @50cent,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories.
As for his once-signature look, 50 recently opened up to Men’s Health about why he ended up ditching the bulletproof vest deeper into his career.
“You know what happened? I got other things. I had gotten vehicles, like, full-blown level six. The same stuff Obama is riding around in,” he explained.
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“So it didn’t make sense to have to wear it every day because it was like in between that one space that I was going into the building and coming out of the building. So, I started to wear it less but this is almost like my hallmark. In the beginning of my career, I was seen more often with it than without it.”
