Because if this album had the legs of the previous one then they would not be making a re-release.
If this was selling so well, as it stands, then there would NOT be a re-release, why fuck with something that's doing good? It's not, so they make a re-release.
Re-issues are for OLD albums or those with dwindeling or unimpressive sales
AND THAT'S YOUR OPINION. YOUR ENTITLED TO THAT, BUT BY NO MEANS IS IT FACTS.
ARE YOU EMPLOYED BY Shady/Aftermath RECORDS??
ARE YOU IN G-UNIT??
DO YOU MANAGE ANY ASPECT OF 50 Cent's BUSINESS??
YOU ON THE OUTSIDE/SIDELINE SPEAKING ON 50 Cent's ALBUM MOVES??
WHAT CREDENTIALS DO YOU HAVE TO SPEAK ON Shady/Aftermath RECORD LABEL decisions??
WHAT'S THAT SAY ABOUT YOU-?
I'M TALKIN ABOUT SOME REAL SHIT.
YOU ON THE OUTSIDE/SIDELINE WITH NO FACTS, on why Shady/Aftermath RECORD LABEL made the decision to do a re-release.
NO ONE HEAR KNOWS FOR A FACT WHY A RE-RELEASE WAS DONE, SO WHY SIT BACC LIKE SOME HOES AND GOSSIP ABOUT A RICH NIGGAZ RECORD LABEL DECISIONS AND HIS 4X PLAT ALBUM "FLOPPIN".
Gossip on a homie in the streets and you'll get a phat lip at the least.
I came up differently-
My mentality is not in sync with gossip.
I've said this a million times on the Sicc, it applies when folkz speak on something/someone they know nothing about(FACTS);
to quote X-RAIDED;
-Who is Y'all Niggas
"SHOW ME YA'LL CREDITALS BEFORE YOU SPEAK ON THE X-RAIDED".
CB-
DO WHAT YOU DO.
WE DON'T HAVE TO SEE EYE TO EYE, MY LIFE WON'T BE AFFECTED.
D-LOCC JUST CHOPPIN DIFFERENT VIEWS UP WITH YA.
IT'S GRAVYYYYY.
http://www.nobodysmiling.com/hiphop/news/84951.php
50 Cent refuses to slow down, as he prepares a new version of his chart-topping album, The Massacre. But this time, 50 will include videos to accompany all of the songs, as well as an all-new, previously unreleased track.
“I'm the king of originality,” said 50 Cent. “No artist has ever done this before. The videos allow consumers to see exactly what I was thinking about when I made the music.”
The original album’s “Outta Control” will be replaced by the “Outta Control Remix,” which features the newly recruited Queens duo, Mobb Deep.
AllHipHop.com: The new trend in hit records seems to be re-releasing albums the same year. What new features will the re-released The Massacre have?
50 Cent: What I did was, we shot visuals for every record on the album and the remixes on there with me, Mobb Deep, and M.O.P.’s actually featured in the videos. So, they’ll get a chance to see that. And all those visuals will come out on September 6th. It’ll have a DVD with 21 videos and it’ll have the new album with the new Mobb Deep [single].
AllHipHop.com: What made you do that, that new twist to it?
50 Cent: I felt like the ultimate album would be the album where you can visually see what the artist was thinking about each song [and] know how they pick what is going to work commercially. Some people are so artistic that they just care about the actual music and their choice. They pick their favorite record, even though their favorite records aren’t going to be appealing to the masses. It’s not going to actually work. And those artists, 90% of them turn out to be VH1 specials.