Street King (album)

Street King is a studio album by American rapper 50 Cent, initially planned for release in 2011. Due to multiple delays and changes in direction, the album was ultimately shelved and never officially released.

The project was originally conceived as a promotional tie-in with 50 Cent's energy drink of the same name, "Street King Immortal" (SKI). The album's proceeds were intended to fund charitable efforts, specifically providing meals to impoverished children.

Several singles were released leading up to the proposed album launch, including "Outlaw," "I'm On It," "Girls Gone Wild," and "Wait Until Tonight." However, these tracks did not achieve significant commercial success.

Disagreements with his record label, Interscope Records, regarding the album's creative direction and promotion, as well as the underperformance of the singles, contributed to the eventual cancellation of the project.

While "Street King" as a full-length album remains unreleased, some of the tracks recorded during its development cycle have surfaced online or been repurposed for other projects by 50 Cent. The "Street King Immortal" name was later reused for a different, also unreleased, 50 Cent album.