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    The rapper claimed that he bumped into Rowland in Los Angeles and instantly wanted to recruit her to play his love interest in the promo for 'Baby By Me', Angry Ape reports. "I actually ran into her, I said, 'Wow! It'll be great if I could get her to come tomorrow [for the shoot]' ... Kelly was getting ready to fly back to Miami. I was lucky enough to catch her. I kinda begged my way into her doing it. I didn't want to do the normal video situation, where you have the vixen or somebody no-one knows from anywhere. I think it intensifies the whole song." 'Baby By Me' appears on 50 Cent's new album Before I Self Destruct, due for release in December. Full Article at Digital Spy
    I actually ran into her, I said, 'Wow! It'll be great if I could get her to come tomorrow [for the shoot]' ... Kelly was getting ready to fly back to Miami. I was lucky enough to catch her. I kinda begged my way into her doing it. I didn't want to do the normal video situation, where you have the vixen or somebody no-one knows from anywhere. I think it intensifies the whole song.
    50 Cent – 50 Cent SOURCE: Digital Spy 1 month ago

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