Hulu Reportedly Drops $75 Million for New 50 Cent Documentary Series

Success continues to follow the prominent hip-hop entrepreneur and notorious social media figure 50 Cent.

Hulu has commissioned a three-part documentary chronicling the ascent of 50 Cent, with reports indicating a $75 million investment from the streaming service for the project.

What’s The New 50 Cent Documentary About?

As reported by Deadline, “the definitive” documentary will chronicle the evolution of 50 Cent—from the streets of Queens to global cultural dominance—exploring how he relentlessly reinvented himself across music, business, and film while redefining the rules of power, influence, and success. Through an intimate and revealing lens, the series portrays a figure who has consistently transformed conflict and adversity into enduring cultural impact.”

Mandon Lovett, the filmmaker behind projects like Origins of Hip-Hop, For Khadija: The French Montana Story, and the Hulu series Rap Caviar Presents, has been tapped to direct the documentary. G-Unit Film & Television, 50 Cent's own production company, will also serve as a producer for the upcoming series.

To mark this latest milestone, the Get Rich or Die Tryin' creator followed his usual pattern of sharing successes on Instagram. He posted, “Positive vibes ???? focus on the win QGTM (Queens Get The Money),” expressing his signature focus on victory.

Many of his fans reacted positively to the news. 

One person wrote, “Let’s Get it, This about to be special. They Not Ready…” while another person replied, “50 Cent has really dominated in the music world and the TV world. He has done so much for the culture. He IS the algorithm.”

50 Cent Takes Jab at Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith

Known for his frequent trolling, 50 Cent shared a video of actress Jada Pinkett Smith discussing the complexities of her marriage to Will Smith.

“Make yourself happy. It is not his responsibility to make you happy,” she said in the clip. “He can’t. It’s impossible. But it took me forever. Hard-headed, stubborn, you know, because of that romantic idea. And that’s why I talk about checking the boxes. It’s like I did everything I was supposed to do. You get to have your dream. How come I’m not having mine? And that’s because Will was doing what he wanted to do. He was making himself happy.” 

“Got Damn, Father God thank you for not letting me get into no relationship like this. HAPPY EASTER God Bless!” Fif captioned his post.

50 Cent Boasts About His Streaming Numbers On Instagram

Highlighting his dominance on YouTube Music, 50 Cent recently took to Instagram to showcase his March streaming figures. The rapper revealed that his 164 million monthly streams placed him ahead of several prominent hip-hop contemporaries.

“I told you I’m the Algorithm,” Fif said. “YouTube streams for March 2026, it’s not about numbers. OK IF YOU SAY SO! LOL”

The rapper highlighted several musical rivals on the same list, such as Jay-Z, T.I., and Rick Ross, during his social media commentary. Adding a lighthearted jab, 50 Cent also included T.I.'s son, Domani, in his post, punctuating the mention with a grinning, squinting emoji.

Responses in the comment section were mixed, ranging from doubt to astonishment. While one commenter voiced their disbelief by stating, “Y’all believe anything lmao. Google is free,” another expressed shock at Drake’s exclusion from the rankings, noting, “Surprised that Drake is not on this list.”