50 Cent Teases Eminem Reunion for Upcoming Street Fighter Film

The longtime collaborators could link up again, this time for a blockbuster video game adaptation.

John Lamparski

50 Cent may be stepping into the world of video game adaptations, but he’s not leaving his musical roots behind.

The rap heavyweight and entertainment powerhouse recently hinted that his upcoming role in “Street Fighter” could come with a familiar voice on the soundtrack as the “Get Rich Or Die Tryin” rapper wants to tap Eminem to be a part of the soundtrack.

While promoting the film, the entrepreneur told his audience on social media that he’s aiming to tap his longtime collaborator to create new music tied to the project, marking a potential reunion that fans haven’t seen in years.

The “Power” creator casually floated the idea to his followers, teasing that Slim Shady could be “on deck” to contribute new tracks for the film.

Though no official announcement has been made, the tease alone was enough to spark excitement across hip-hop and pop culture circles.

The possibility feels less like wishful thinking and more like a natural next step. The two hip-hop icons’ history runs deep, dating back to the early 2000s when the “8 Mile” actor and Dr. Dre famously signed 50 Cent to Shady Records under Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment imprint.

Together, they helped define an era, delivering chart-topping hits and shaping the sound of mainstream hip-hop for a generation.

In “Street Fighter,” 50 Cent is set to portray Balrog, the iconic boxer known for his brute strength and intimidating presence.