50 Cent And Oprah Make Peace On 'Next Chapter'

50 Cent is no stranger to confrontation and rarely does he bury the hatchet, but Sunday night on Oprah Winfrey's "Next Chapter," the G-Unit general did all but kiss the media queen when they made up.

The two did hug, however, when Oprah walked into 50's grandparents' home to conduct their candid one-on-one interview, during which they discussed the rapper's difficult childhood, respect for his grandmother and goal to feed 1 billion starving people through his Street King movement. "This is a milestone for me, just being in your presence and on the show," 50 said.

Their relationship started off rocky. Oprah has repeatedly denounced the use of the N-word and the degradation of women in hip-hop as a whole, but Fif saw Winfrey's stance as a personal attack. "I would see moments where you would discuss your feelings on the culture, and everything that was wrong with the culture was on my CD," 50 said on the show. "And I was like, 'She doesn't like me.' "

Fif would respond by dismissing Oprah, saying she caters to middle-age white women. He even named his pet dog Oprah. "I heard you had a bitch named Oprah, that's what I heard," Winfrey said, confronting the rapper in an awkward but endearing situation.

"I love you," 50 responded sheepishly, also joking that he has a cat named Gayle, just like Winfrey's best friend, Gayle King.

During the sit-down, Oprah saw a different side of the MC that she couldn't get by listening to his music alone. 50 Cent described the difference between his rap persona and Curtis Jackson. "I've always had to be two people," he said. "I've had to be my grandmother's baby in the house and be more like what people perceive 50 Cent as outside. I'm not even allowed to curse around her."

Oprah seemed taken aback by the real Curtis, especially his pledge to feed 1 billion people through the sales of his Street King Energy Drink. "I wanted to do things that would create a stronger impression on people," 50 said, noting that his musical legacy wasn't enough.

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