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50 Cent’s just made another major move with his hit series, Power.
In a post to his social media account on Monday (July 27), the film director revealed that Power is set to hit Netflix. The series, which had exclusively been available on STARZ since its release in June 2014, will head to the streaming giant this November.
50 Cents Power Universe Set to Head to Netflix
“NEW DEAL ALERT: Beginning this November, all four POWER series—original POWER, GHOST, RAISING KANAN and FORCE — will launch on Netflix internationally,” the film creator wrote in a social media post on Monday. “The original POWER will also come to Netflix in the U.S. in November. All POWER series will continue to stream on STARZ in the U.S.”
NEW DEAL ALERT 🚨
— 50cent (@50cent) July 27, 2026
Beginning this November, all four POWER series—original POWER, GHOST, RAISING KANAN and FORCE — will launch on Netflix internationally.
The original POWER will also come to Netflix in the U.S. in November.
All POWER series will continue to stream on STARZ in… pic.twitter.com/M7mnsz9i7O
Of course, fans in the post’s comments section had plenty to say about Power heading to Netflix.
“Massive W. Finally getting the global rollout it deserves,” one person wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
“A cool move, seems Netflix is the dumping ground for old series, love this btw,” a second user chimed in.
“Big moves time time to tream the hell out of the power series,” a third user remarked.
50 Cent is also set to roll out a new series titled Fightland on STARZ later this month. He is also gearing up to launch two more spinoffs in the Power Universe. The final season of Raising Kanan will continue into Power: Origins, where Kanan finally links up with Ghost and Tommy. Michael Rainey and Joseph Sikora are also set to reunite on screen in the upcoming series Power: Legacy.
