50 Cent and undefeated boxing champion, Floyd Mayweather have announced they will be releasing a joint album together just in time for Mayweather's next fight.
The pair is preparing the project for Mayweather's fight with Manny Pacquiao, which has been deemed the "biggest fight in history."
Floyd, who joined in during Fif's beef with Def Jam artist Rick Ross, recently ended the brief feud back in February several weeks after he and Ross almost came to blows in Las Vegas.
Both 50 and Mayweather revealed to MTV's Mixtape Daily, "We're doing a compilation album….We'll probably launch it in the heat of the next bout," Fif said. "It'll probably be the biggest fight in the history of the sport….it'll bring in a truck load of money."
In addition, Fif and Mayweather also explained that the project might house several other huge hip-hop collaborations, but they didn't go into detail about who, how or why.
The title and distribution details for the project have yet to be announced.
Floyd, who joined in during Fif's beef with Def Jam artist Rick Ross, recently ended the brief feud back in February several weeks after he and Ross almost came to blows in Las Vegas.
Both 50 and Mayweather revealed to MTV's Mixtape Daily, "We're doing a compilation album….We'll probably launch it in the heat of the next bout," Fif said. "It'll probably be the biggest fight in the history of the sport….it'll bring in a truck load of money."
In addition, Fif and Mayweather also explained that the project might house several other huge hip-hop collaborations, but they didn't go into detail about who, how or why.
The title and distribution details for the project have yet to be announced.
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