50 Cent Slams Def Jam for Jeremih's Failed Album Rollout

50 Cent says Jeremih was treated "so foul." Jeremih finally delivered his long-awaited and incessantly delayed new album Late Nights on Friday, putting 5 years

December 6, 2015

50 Cent and Jeremih Backstage via IG — Image via @50Cent

Jeremihfinally delivered his long-awaited and incessantly delayed new album Late Nights on Friday, putting five years of frustrations to rest. However, many were left perplexed by the album's rollout process, particularly in light of those aforementioned delays. 50 Cent, never afraid to speak out on the 'gram, had some pointed words for Def Jam after apparently spending some time with Jeremih at Club Lust:

In addition to calling Def Jam's treatment of Jeremih "so foul," 50 Cent makes the claim that he hasn't seen an album priced at $18.99 "in five years," a pretty damning remark. But does it check out?

You can currently (at time of publication) grab physicals of recent albums, including Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly, for $18.99 via Best Buy:

As for albums released on the same day as Jeremih's Late Nights, such as new entries from Rick Ross and Coldplay, there's an obvious gap:

Highest in five years? Not quite. Seemingly high for a first-week introductory price? Definitely. Either way, Jeremih's Late Nights is finally out there and the world is better for it.