50 Cent’s G-Unit Films Finds New Home At Lusid Media After Starz Exit

50 Cent is moving on from Starz and has actually signed a brand-new offer to produce an unscripted series for NBC Universal’s online streaming platform Peacock.

On Thursday, the rap artist revealed that he signed a brand-new offer to produce an unscripted series for Lusid Media and Peacock. The brand-new offer will see Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson producing a three-project collaboration with Lusid Media. The initially task is supposedly currently underway, however up until now, no information have actually been exposed by either 50 Cent, who left Starz in September after a $150 million offer that saw him producing the hit series “Power” and numerous spinoffs.

According to Variety, the rapper-turned-producer is broadening his resume as executive manufacturer as one of the unscripted jobs is a real criminal offense series that will air on Peacock in 2023.

“I am delighted by the type of stories we’re going to be bringing to life together, and can’t wait on the very first task to reach Peacock next year,” Variety priced quote the rap artist.

He included, “G-Unit Film & Television continues to go from strength-to-strength, and this collaboration with Lusid is another terrific partnership for the group.”

On Instagram, 50 Cent composed, “More heat en route, need to see television GLG GreenlightGang i wear’t miss out on Peacock.”

Previously discussing his four-year handle Starz, the rap artist commemorated carrying on.

“09-17-22 main day of actually owning my material and choosing where and how I do it moving on,” he stated in September as he hinted about what’s ahead.

In the meantime, Lusid Media President Zak Weisfeld discussed 50 Cent signing up with the group.

“50 Cent is a storytelling phenomenon, and we’re delighted by the mix of our performance history in the unscripted home entertainment area, and the dynamism of 50 and the G Unit group,” he stated.

In the meantime, fans can continue to take pleasure in the 50 Cent-produced “BMF,” which was just recently restored with a star-packed cast for a 2nd season, and he likewise has numerous brand-new programs set to strike the cinema- “Hip Hop Homicides” airing on WeTV in November and a scary motion picture series handle Eli Roth and 3BlackDot.