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You can trade your cards with other to complete your pack but be careful… you don’t want to be scammed by your competition! Rip out the cards from their packs and see which character is hidden in it! If you are obsessed with collecting all the cards, then Hyper Cards is the perfect game for you. So maybe he does mean it.Are you ready to play the best card collecting and trading game ever? The show itself, however, was irregularly grand in scale and had a last-hurrah energy to it. It was just a regular farewell at show's end. In the end, he never mentioned retirement or said any ebullient goodbye. So he instead filled in the lengthy, 30-plus-song set list with tunes by his side group the G-Unit, including 'Rider, Pt. None of 50's singles in recent years have gotten a lot of traction - which could also be incentive for retirement.

That was about as current as the show got.

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The megahit 'In Da Club' came about three-quarters of the way through, accompanied by a birthday-worthy array of confetti and streamers.įrom gangster to movie star, 50 flashed some of his film posters across the video screens before 'Big Rich Town,' a mean, minor hit from 2014. He took to the B-stage at the end of the runway for 'P.I.M.P.' early in the set, one of the best-received songs of the night. Dre's and Eminem's protégés on his way to the top of the Billboard charts. The set list was obviously loaded with oldies from the 'Get Rich' album, which chronicled Jackson's rebirth from a real-life, gunshot-wounded gangster to becoming one of Dr. He didn't wear anything surprising or outrageous, though the plainness actually made all the changes seem kind of silly. For 'Big Rich Town,' he wore a fancier-looking all-white jean suit with matching walking cane. After coming out in all-black T-shirt and jeans for the opening song, the rap star - who owns his own clothing line - channeled his inner-Cher and changed looks every few songs.īefore 'Magic Stick,' he came back out donning a baby blue tracksuit. There was quite a mix of wardrobe changes, too. The rap star (also a New Yorker) had a tight and potent live band in tow, too, which added darker undertones to some of the night's heavier tunes such as 'Many Men (Wish Death).' However, the audio mix in the arena sounded muddy off and on throughout the show, as the musicians and 50's two hype men competed with prerecorded tracks. It included: four giant video blocks that moved around the stage moving lasers and hi-fi lighting rigs steady blasts of pyro and confetti and a troupe of 10 very hard-working, highly flexible female dancers. He also made a long plug for a new album out soon, playing a snippet of the new single, 'Beach Ball.'įrom an explosive walk-on for opening songs 'The Invitation' and 'What Up Gangsta,' 50 Cent's set boasted an impressive, going-for-broke stage production. One of rap's all-time most powerful and rapid rhymers, the New York vet, 51, showed off his breakneck skills in only a few short instances, including for 'Break Ya Neck.' Instead, he cut tunes short and let his hype man, Spliff Star, handle more of the rapping - while the actual star talked a lot.īusta repeatedly shouted out his youngest of six children, 15-year-old son Sicario, who lives in the Twin Cities. In the second of two opening sets, Busta Rhymes was far from slick.

It also added a good story line and verve to Friday's slick and entertaining 90-minute performance. One thing for certain: The retirement claims helped him pack the St.

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The fact that he's become a well-known TV actor and producer in the Starz series 'Power' and other roles alternately makes his claims more believable (acting is probably more lucrative) and doubtable (he's a pretty good actor, after all). He has talked about scaling way back as a live performer in interviews, too. However, the nearly sold-out concert also could have been advertised under another title: 'Get Rich and Retire.'Īt a mere 48, the rapper born Curtis Jackson III billed his current concert run as the Final Lap Tour. It was great fun to see 50 Cent at Xcel Energy Center on Friday night celebrate the 20th anniversary of his breakthrough album, 'Get Rich or Die Tryin'.'

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