50 Cent Plans 'Paid In Full' TV Series With Cam'ron

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has acquired the rights to the cult classic 2002 film Paid in Full and is developing it into a premium television series, with Harlem rapper Cam’ron set to executive produce alongside him. The original film, which follows the rise and challenges of three friends in Harlem's drug trade, has significant cultural importance in hip-hop, and 50 Cent's track record with successful street-inspired TV dramas like Power and BMF has fans eagerly anticipating the new series. 50 Cent plans to develop the series through his G-Unit Film & Television, which is investing heavily in Shreveport, Louisiana, potentially making it a filming hub, though details on the series’ filming location have not been confirmed. Damon Dash, one of the original film’s producers, has publicly criticized Cam’ron’s collaboration with 50 Cent, especially as Dash recently filed for bankruptcy and is no longer involved with the project. Despite the drama, Cam’ron and 50 Cent's partnership adds authenticity and excitement to the project, and the series is expected to resonate with fans of gritty, real-life inspired street stories. No official release date has been announced, but the project is already generating significant buzz in both the hip-hop and television communities.