Photos | 50 Cent Rocks Coachella Stage
Two men, including entertainer 50 Cent, electrify the crowd while performing on stage at Coachella 2012. The spotlight and light from the audience illuminates their stylish clothing and accessories, including hats, necklaces, and wristwatches.
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art urban instrument recreation bracelet music performing arts musician night life group performance coachella musical necklace entertainer singing dancing singer jewelry device band concert leisure activities performer stage lighting solo glove back microphone rock spotlight guitarist wristwatch belt performance guitar hat light club accessories headgear electrical crowd part
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148mm
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