- Life's on the Line
Infobox Song
Name = Life's on the Line
Cov//;er =
Caption =
Artist =50 Cent
Album =Power of the Dollar
Published = 50 Cent Music/ Footboogie Music(ASCAP)
Released =
track_no = 5
Recorded =1999 ;The Hit Factory ,NYC
Genre =Gangsta rap ,Hardcore hip hop
Length = 3:38
Writer = C. Jackson, T. Dudley
Composer =
Label = Shady/Aftermath, Interscope
Producer = Terence Dudley
prev = "Corner Bodega"
prev_no = 4
next = "That Ain't Gangsta"
next_no = 6"Life's on the Line" is a common song by rapper
50 Cent which appears in his first threestudio album s: originally, track 5 on his2000 unreleased album "Power of the Dollar ", track 7 in his2002 compilation album "Guess Who's Back? " and, as abonus track , track 19 on his2003 commercial debut album "Get Rich or Die Tryin'".Allmusic stated in the review of "Power of the Dollar" that the song "conveys street life through hard, violent rhythms".The song contains a diss toJa Rule andMurder Inc. Records for saying that50 Cent robbedJa Rule of his jewellery and setted it up, which he shouts "Murda" repeatedly in the chorus, and mentions rappersJay-Z andNas . Amusic video of the song exists, which is the only song in the album which has a music video accompanied with it, despite not being a single. Along with "Rowdy Rowdy ", it is one of the two music videos made before he was shot, which was 2 days before filming the music video for "Thug Love".The lyrics: "We ain't buddies, we aint partners, and we damn sure ain't friends", were later used in his song "Get In My Car" from his
2005 album "The Massacre ".References
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