Hip-Hop celebrity 50 Cent is part of a new campaign – sponsored by Glaceau – the company partly owned by the rapper – to make his young fans healthier selling his grape-flavoured Vitamin Water drink, Formula 50. The hip-hop superstar 50 Cent is a spokes-rapper and judge for a U.S. wide cooking competition aimed at preventing childhood obesity by improving high school students’ eating habits. I realy hope that 50 Cent’s campaign to prevent childhood obesity will change the eating life of many people.
According to Glaceau, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Seattle will compete to create the most “nutrient-rich” cafeteria lunch recipe and the winner will receive a $100,000 college scholarship.
Hip-Hop star 50 Cent, who now eats only nutritious meals considers it’s a better reflection of his lifestyle, he doesn’t drink alcohol and I doesn’t need an energy drink.
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I’m not a fan of hid music, or the man himself, but I think 50 Cent is now much higher in my regards than he ever was. I am 14 years old, and I’m doing a case study for science on child obesity. Some of the facts/pictures I have seen are appalling, and I’m extremely impressed that someone this influential is using his position to help a good cause. Whey! Also, ‘realy’ is spelt wrong. It needs another ‘l’. :]