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NEW YORK - Rapper 50 is making headlines after filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy and now changing his rap name to 5 Cent.
Curtis Jackson, more known by his previous rap name 50 Cent, told the media that he intends to change his rap name to 5 Cent on all records from this point on. He said, "I want this change to reflect my current state in life. I'm down right now, but I'll get back up there."
Jackson lost a case over a sex tape he produced commentary on. He was to pay $5m and excess before filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Lastonia Leviston sued the Get Rich Or Die Tryin' rapper for invasion of privacy over the 13-minute video which appeared on the internet in 2009, featuring 50 Cent wearing a wig as narrator "Pimpin' Curly".
"This is not the end. I will be 50 Cent again," said the now 5 Cent. "I ain't done yet."
Curtis Jackson, more known by his previous rap name 50 Cent, told the media that he intends to change his rap name to 5 Cent on all records from this point on. He said, "I want this change to reflect my current state in life. I'm down right now, but I'll get back up there."
Jackson lost a case over a sex tape he produced commentary on. He was to pay $5m and excess before filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Lastonia Leviston sued the Get Rich Or Die Tryin' rapper for invasion of privacy over the 13-minute video which appeared on the internet in 2009, featuring 50 Cent wearing a wig as narrator "Pimpin' Curly".
"This is not the end. I will be 50 Cent again," said the now 5 Cent. "I ain't done yet."
Rapper 50 Cent Changing Rap Name To 5 Cent
QUEZON - AMA University has released a statement that it will be adding a new batch of courses to its curriculum including Bachelor of Science in Networking. The 3-year course will be added along with 11 others in 2016.
"AMA University has recognized that employers and recruitment agencies no longer accept applicants that graduated here, so we're looking at the next best solution: networking," said Anthony Arcillo in the press conference.
A research in 2014 showed that recruiters in Metro Manila would put resumes in the trash can if it stated that the applicant graduated from AMA University.
"Networking doesn't need the person to be employed. He will be self-employed. He can either sell products or recruit more people to his pyramid. Money is guaranteed," added Arcillo.
The multi-level networking community was ecstatic to hear the recognition of their methods in AMA University. In the press conference, many attendees were overheard to be shouting "power" over and over until they were escorted out of the venue by security personnel.
"AMA University has recognized that employers and recruitment agencies no longer accept applicants that graduated here, so we're looking at the next best solution: networking," said Anthony Arcillo in the press conference.
A research in 2014 showed that recruiters in Metro Manila would put resumes in the trash can if it stated that the applicant graduated from AMA University.
"Networking doesn't need the person to be employed. He will be self-employed. He can either sell products or recruit more people to his pyramid. Money is guaranteed," added Arcillo.
The multi-level networking community was ecstatic to hear the recognition of their methods in AMA University. In the press conference, many attendees were overheard to be shouting "power" over and over until they were escorted out of the venue by security personnel.
AMA University Adding "BS Networking" Course In 2016
MANDALUYONG - The National Bureau of Investigation has ordered a warrant for all members of the notorious networking group known as the Royale Business Club.
"Royale Business Club members are to be arrested on sight," as per the memo given out by the NBI. The primary charges against the members of the networking group were tax evasion and harassment through recruitment.
"Yung mga member nila kasi, lolokohin ka. Sasabihin sa'yo kakain kayo sa labas o kaya mag-kakape pero pera mo lang ang pakay nila," ("Their members trick you. They invite you out to eat or to drink coffee, but all they want is your money,") said NBI detective Adrian Statiko.
"Ang masama pa dun, hindi ka nila titigilan hanggang hindi ka nila naipapasok sa grupo nila. Harassment na 'yun." ("The worst part is, they won't stop until you're not a part of their group. That's harassment.")
Statiko refused to go into detail as to what their modus operandi against the group is, but he gave out that one of their methods will take advantage of the apparent obsession of Royale members with luxury automobiles.
"Mag-iiwan kami ng Ferrari sa mga McDo. Pag may lumapit na nag-selfie habang sumisigaw ng 'power,' sila na yun. Huhulihin na namin." ("We'll park a Ferrari near McDo branches. When someone takes a selfie [near it] while shouting 'power,' that's them. We'll arrest them on the spot.")
The Royale Business Club made waves in the news in the early half of this year with tax evasion charges against their group and several executive board members.
"Royale Business Club members are to be arrested on sight," as per the memo given out by the NBI. The primary charges against the members of the networking group were tax evasion and harassment through recruitment.
"Yung mga member nila kasi, lolokohin ka. Sasabihin sa'yo kakain kayo sa labas o kaya mag-kakape pero pera mo lang ang pakay nila," ("Their members trick you. They invite you out to eat or to drink coffee, but all they want is your money,") said NBI detective Adrian Statiko.
"Ang masama pa dun, hindi ka nila titigilan hanggang hindi ka nila naipapasok sa grupo nila. Harassment na 'yun." ("The worst part is, they won't stop until you're not a part of their group. That's harassment.")
Statiko refused to go into detail as to what their modus operandi against the group is, but he gave out that one of their methods will take advantage of the apparent obsession of Royale members with luxury automobiles.
"Mag-iiwan kami ng Ferrari sa mga McDo. Pag may lumapit na nag-selfie habang sumisigaw ng 'power,' sila na yun. Huhulihin na namin." ("We'll park a Ferrari near McDo branches. When someone takes a selfie [near it] while shouting 'power,' that's them. We'll arrest them on the spot.")
The Royale Business Club made waves in the news in the early half of this year with tax evasion charges against their group and several executive board members.
Royale Networking Group Members Being Arrested
CHICAGO - Saying that you simply might tell by the approach they stared into every other’s eyes, friends and family of married person couple Patrick and Heather Vaughn told reporters Fri that the bride and groom look thus deeply in debt. “When you see them along and the way they act, it’s extremely obvious that they're simply dispiritedly in debt,” same guest Elizabeth Buehl, adding that it had been clear to everybody at the extravagant reception that the couple would be a great deal within the red for years and years. “Reminds American state of once my husband and that i were their age. I’m positive they’ll be that approach forever.” Buehl went on to take a position that it wouldn’t be long before the couple would begin sharing their debt with their future kids.
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Picture: Newlywed Looks Deeply In Debt
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