50 Cent To Executive Produce “The Oath” Series On Police Gangs

    Queens rapper 50 Cent is flexing his executive producing chops once again with a new scripted drama.

    Billboard reports that the G-Unit helmsman has signed on to executive produce “The Oath,” a new drama that will delve into the world of police gangs. The series will air on Crackle, a streaming service that features movies and television shows, as well as original programming.

    In a statement, 50 expressed his excitement at teaming with Sony and Crackle for his latest foray into television.

    “I am very excited to be partnering with Sony Pictures Television Networks and Crackle,” 50 Cent said. “To be able to bring this story to life is something I’m looking forward to and Joe Halpin’s personal experience will make this unlike anything that’s been seen before.”

    Written and produced by Joe Halpin, a former L.A. Sheriff’s deputy, “The Oath” will take a look at the inner workings of police gangs, and unveil the inner drama and turmoil that surrounds such organizations.

    Consisting of 10 episodes, “The Oath” is set to include “real-life reflections of gang culture” and show how the secret police societies that started with good intentions got warped over time.

    Crackle also announced a second 50 Cent-produced second drama series with the working title RPM, which, according to Variety, is about “the working-class streets of Boston’s most corrupt neighborhoods following a used-car salesman who starts moonlighting as a getaway driver for a crime syndicate.”

    50 boasted on his latest accomplishment on Instagram, writing “Im out here, I’m not playing around. you see me getting the job done. Get with me.”

    It’s currently unclear if 50 Cent will appear in the show. The musician-turned-actor has appeared on “Power,” a television show he also serves as executive producer of, and has been working on Den Of Thieves, an upcoming film with Gerard Butler.

    9 thoughts on “50 Cent To Executive Produce “The Oath” Series On Police Gangs

    1. Should do a series on snitching, losing millions through getting sued, mocking mentally disabled kids, being a deadbeat dad, beating females etc.

    2. you ain’t gotta be Miss Cleo to see how this shit gonna end – in a lawsuit involving 50 Cent, Sony and Crackle smh

      1. the famous Kelloggs trio split up and went their separate ways. Crackle got his own company, Snap ended up homeless and Pop died from aids.

        1. Lol yea that’s what it sounds like, but I meant that it’s not even Netflix, Hulu, a network or something it’s CRACKLE! Damn…

    3. Haters hate that I’m winning
      Man, I’ve been hot from the beginning
      Motherfuckers envy the kid, control your jealousy
      Cause I can’t control my temper, I’m finna catch a felony

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