#425 - 50 Cent Says Jay-Z Never Dominated Hip-Hop

So RJ Mitte, I believe that's his last name, the actor who played in Breaking Bad, which is my favorite TV show of all time.

I think if you've never seen Breaking Bad, please watch it.

Uh, it's five seasons.

I believe, if I remember correctly, around 10 to 12 episodes, somewhere around there, on average, and about...

Each episode's about an hour long.

It's, to me, one of the greatest shows of all time.

I think it is the greatest show of all time, really.

But I can't really say that because I haven't seen The Wire yet, and I've heard a lot of great things from The Wire.

I tried watching The Sopranos.

S- I think I was two seasons in.

I just wasn't feeling it.

I've heard of Snowfall.

I've heard of, uh, Prison Break.

I've heard of...

So some of these shows I haven't seen, but based off what I've seen, to me, Breaking Bad is the best show, uh, of all time right now, currently.

But this actor, he played, uh...

He actually had ce- cerebral praul- palsy.

I hope I'm pronouncing that right.

Cerebral praul- palsy, yeah.

Cerebral...

I don't know, but I'm terrible at pronouncing that.

But he had this, like, kind of, that disease or whatever, and he didn't have it on an extreme level, but he actually had it, and on the show, he plays it.

He plays that character that has that disease, but it's on a more extreme level.

Like, he's on crutches and stuff like that, but he actually isn't on crutches in real life.

So his character was just very, like, very pivotal in the show because it was one of the, the main factors of the main character, which Bryan Cranston played, Walter White, in doing what he did to provide for his family and making meth and all this stuff.