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The color red in the film suggests bloodshed. The masthead "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" means to get wealthy and famous through hard work, or just die trying because life is short. 50 Cent tells his story of success in the film and shows his softer side as a caring father, while also displaying tattoos and muscles to portray a tough image.
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50 cent radio
- 1. The colour red connotations that there is blood in this film. This shows exactly when the film will be showing over the world. This is the Masthead ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’ this basically means get rich and get famous or just die trying cause because life is too short. He tells everyone his story in this film about how he got successful. A show that he’s is looking directly at you so he’s showing respect because he might be reading your life style. 50 cent (Curtis Jackson) is showing that not only that he is a rapper/gangster; he has a soft side to him, showing that he cares about his baby and that he wants to protect his baby. “50 Cent” is his tag name. He has tattoos to symbolise that he is quite tough and not scared; he is also muscular so this adds to that image. This shows that 50 Cent is showing his body showing off all that hard work.