On In Five

In the conclusion of our series on hip hop mogul 50 Cent, we look at how he dealt with being dumped from a major label, how he made and lost 187 million dollars, and how he diversified himself as much as he could. 

In part one of our series on 50 Cent, we see how Curtis Jackson was raised to be the hustler and entrepreneur we all know today. This includes drug dealing at the age of 12, and working with two noted killers. 

In the final episode of our series on Fleetwood Mac, we see where the band goes after their monster album "Rumours." They ran the world for almost a decade, then broke up and made up all the way to the end of 2019. So join us to see all the crazy things that happened Mick, John, Christine, Stevie, and Lindsey. 

In part three of our series on Fleetwood Mac, We look at the year long creation of their most famous album, Rumours. We look at the turmoils the members were going through, the amount of drinking and drugs they did, and of course, how they recorded one of the highest selling albums of all time.

In part two in our series on Fleetwood Mac, we look at how the band handles the continuing lineup changes they're forced to deal with, the creation and destruction of an imitation band, and the the addition of two members that would change the course of the band forever.  

In part one of our series on Fleetwood Mac, we look at the beginnings of the band we all know and love. Their blues origins is a far cry from the familiar Fleetwood Mac we think of, and the rotating cast of players is something to be said about the determination of the band. See how the band began to morph into the group famous for some of the most popular hits even today. 

In the final episode of our series on Waylon Jennings, we dive into his insane addiction to cocaine, how a dug himself into a two million dollar debt, and how he ended his career on his own terms, eventually passing away with his family at his side in 2002. 

In part three in our series on Country singer turned outlaw, we see the singer learning that fame and fortune aren't all they are cracked up to be as he continues to rock the boat in Nashville and beyond.  

In part two of our series on Waylon Jennings, we see the RCA signed Waylon deal with the crazy world of country music, and finds out it's not all it's cracked up to be, so he does his best to try and make it his own. 

In part one of our series on Waylon Jennings, we look at the rags to riches upbringing of the country singer turned outlaw. We explore his relationship with Buddy Holly, and see the beginnings of his addiction with drugs and prescription meds.