50 Cent recalls his wild first encounter with Eminem

50 Cent recalls the wild first time he met Eminem in a recent interview with Million Dollaz worth game.

50 Cent describes his first meeting with Eminem

On Sunday (September 1), a new episode of Wallo and Gillie Da King's Million Dollaz worth game The podcast has been uploaded to YouTube. In the episode, which you can watch below, Wallo and Gillie interviewed 50 Cent, where he discussed his business ventures, career and more. At one point in the conversation, Fif revealed what his first meeting with his good friend Eminem was like, hinting that it was surreal.

“It was wild, I felt. Remember that show they had? Punk on MTV?” 50 Cent asked Wallo and Gillie Da King at the 51:04 mark of the video below. “I thought they had cameras and they'd come out and say, 'You've been punked.'

From there, the Queens, New York rapper went into more detail about his and the Detroit MC's initial connection. The former G-Unit frontman claimed he was wearing a bulletproof vest at the time, which he threw at Slim Shady after hugging him. Moreover, Eminem's excitement about their meeting made him skeptical.

“He flew me to L.A., right. I got out. I was so disappointed in the experience that I arrived at the airport in the vest and the sh**t. I'm lucky I got the shock plate off the front of the joint because when the passed it didn't pass but the lawyer I had with me I get there is like 'Yo' felt the vest and s**t. Fife said before echoing Eminem's facial expression, “This is gonna be the biggest mess, right?'' He was so excited that it made me wonder if what was happening was right, because I just wasn't used to it. It felt so good that it couldn't be right. I'm like, 'Yo, no.'

50 Cent reveals he spent $24 million on legal fees

In a recent interview with Million Dollaz worth game podcast, Fif also revealed that he had to advocate for people who were trying to bring him down. Because of this, he spent a pretty penny on legal fees throughout his career.

“I've spent $24 million in my career so far. I can't wait to be rich. Just for lawyers,” 50 said at the 27-minute mark in the video below.

“I've spent $24 million in my career in legal fees,” he repeated.

50 then expressed that he doesn't have a manager. Instead, it relies on a “general counsel” to discuss business moves.

“Why would I need you to manage me?” 50 continued. “I've done every deal 100 times. Everyone wants to work for a percentage and you want a percentage from me?”

“You didn't build this, I built this,” the rapper added, referring to his G-Unit film and TV venture.