It seems Chris Brown and G-Unit go way back. 50 Cent was briefly slated to perform on Chris Brown’s 2017 Party Tour but schedules collided. Chris Brown also brought out G-Unit on Hot 97’s Summer Jam in 2015.

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I just wanna thank @columbiarecords for considering me for President/CEO I’m Bout to Bring something new to this Game☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️

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In a recent Instagram post Juicy J alluded to potentially being the next President/CEO of Columbia Records.

“I just wanna thank Columbia Records for considering me for President/CEO I’m Bout to Bring something new to this Game”

Juicy J released his third solo studio album Stay Trippy under Taylor Gang Records, Kemosabe Records and Columbia Records. 3 6 Mafia also dropped multiple projects under the label so its safe to say that Columbia’s relationship with Juicy J is healthy.

Although there is no verifiable confirmation of Juicy J landing the position, the possibility of the recording artist becoming President/CEO does seem interesting.

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Such a fun event today at the CASA! A big THANK YOU to Joyner who donated the money to buy all of our CASA kids brand new winter coats! And a big THANK YOU to all of the New England Herbalife distributors who donated all of the new hats and gloves!! These kids are so grateful for everything we do for them. ❤️❤️

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Recording Artist, Joyner Lucas, made a major contribution Thursday to Child, Youth and Family Programs at Friendly House Inc in his hometown of Worcester, Massachusetts.

According to telegram.com, Joyner Lucas donated $5,000 for all 120 kids at Friendly House a new coat, hat, & gloves.

Lucas did not make the donation for publicity or personal accolades (he didn’t even make a social media post about it). He insists that the donation was “from the heart”.

“It’s cold. The kids need coats, hats and gloves. And a lot of their parents can’t afford them – I can”

“It’s cold. The kids need coats, hats and gloves. And a lot of their parents can’t’ afford them – I can,” Joyner Lucas said. “So I decided to give back and do that because it’s the right thing to do.”

Sue Farrington runs Fit Livin’, a Herbalife nutritional products distributor in Worcester, Massachusetts. When Joyner Lucas saw that the donation jar at Friendly House’s coat drive only had $20, he decided to pitch in.

“We had about $20 in the jar and Joyner came in our nutrition club and said, ‘What’s this all about?’ And when I told him, he said, ‘I can help you out. What do you need?’ I said, ’I don’t know, there are 120 kids. Two thousand dollars, maybe, we could get some coats, Joyner came back with $5,000. I was blown away, shocked. And, then, he got his label, Atlantic Records, to match it. So there’s $5,000 (from Atlantic) that came in today. It’s probably going to go to a youth program that they do with the teens and that ran out of money.”