50 Cent has cemented his name alongside hip-hop heavyweights Drake and Kendrick Lamar, as his Final Lap Tour reportedly raked in over $100 million in ticket revenue. This achievement places him among the elite few in the realm of rap tours.
The Final Lap Tour, according to Touring Data on X, joins the ranks of Drake’s Aubrey & the Three Migos Tour and It’s All A Blur Tour, both surpassing nine figures in sales with $103.1 million and $215.9 million respectively. Kendrick Lamar’s The Big Steppers Tour also crossed the coveted $100 million mark, boasting $110.9 million in revenue.
Setting off from West Valley City, Utah on July 21, 2023, 50 Cent embarked on a journey that spanned across North America, hitting major cities such as Toronto, Montreal, New York, Atlanta, Houston, and Vancouver. The tour’s international leg took him to Europe, including stops in London, England, as well as exotic destinations like India, Kazakhstan, Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, and the United Arab Emirates.
50 Cent’s rise to global stardom traces back to his seminal album, Get Rich or Die Tryin’, released in 2003. Since then, he has continued to captivate audiences with subsequent projects like The Massacre and Curtis.
With a staggering $104,975,322 in revenue and 1,179,753 tickets sold, The Final Lap Tour solidifies 50 Cent’s position as a powerhouse in the music industry. This feat not only underscores his enduring influence but also highlights the immense demand for his electrifying live performances.
