50 Cent's life of luxurious is on full display in his new music video for "Hold On." The rapper wakes up with two women by his side, which is likely a daily occurrence for the veteran lyricist. That's just the perks of being Curtis Jackson. Later, 50 links up with his crew, including fellow G-Unit member Tony Yayo. Interestingly enough, Yayo recently complained about 50's lack of support. This video was presumably shot before his comments were made, unless they've mended their relationship that quickly. The music video for "Hold On" is directed by Eif Rivera.
50 Cent's album Animal Ambition will be released June 3.
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