50 Cent Announces New Series ‘Hip-Hop Homicides’

Hip-Hop mogul 50 Cent and Mona Scott-Young have teamed up to create a new series, Hip-Hop Homicides, that will explore the deaths of some of hip-hop's most beloved artists.

The world of hip-hop has been rocked by the deaths of some of its most beloved artists, from Pop Smoke, King Von to XXXTentacion. But now a new series promises to shed light on the conspiracies behind these tragic deaths.

On Twitter, Fiddy shared a trailer for the upcoming TV series Hip-Hop Homicides. He wrote: ” Check out the official Hip Hop Homicides trailer! #HipHopHomicides Premieres November 3rd at 9/8c on WE tv and streaming the following Monday on ALLBLK #HipHopHomicides.”

Baton Rouge native Van Lathan, an established media personality and host, will present the series.

The trailer for the series explores and examines conspiracy theories about who killed these famous rappers, many of whom were murdered during their prime at a young age.

The new series trailer has gone viral after being released on social media, with people reacting to it in different ways.

People took to social media with mixed feelings about the series: some were excited by the prospect of finding out more about their favorite artists' untimely deaths; others weren't feeling it at all. One user wrote: “This is not it man,” while another said they couldn't wait for the premier date!

The premise of this show is that hip-hop artists are dying young—and there are a lot of theories about why.

The new series Hip-Hop Homicides will explore what's behind this recent rash of deaths and the conspiracies surrounding them. From interviews with eyewitnesses to the analysis of conspiracies, viewers will get an exclusive look into what might have happened to these artists—and why.

The series will premiere on November 3rd at 9/8c on WE tv and streaming the following Monday on ALLBLK.