No, no!
If it's a funky, totally enjoyable workout you want, you can't do any better than a mix heavy on Isley Brothers, Michael Jackson, and Isaac Hayes, to wit:
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood--Santa Esmerelda (when you really need it)
Now that We Found Love--Third World (long version only)
Do You Wanna Funk--Sylvester (more than once)
Gypsy Man--War (for the grind-y middle)
That's Back Atcha--Smokey Robinson
Am I the Same Girl--Swing Out Sister
I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little Bit More--Barry White (long version only)
All Around the World--2-Pac (if you don't know it, you should)
Vehicle--Ides of March
Holy Ghost--Bar Kays
Inside You, Who's that Lady, Fight the Power--Isley Brothers
All Night Thing--Invisible Man's Band (whew!)
Don't Let Go--Isaac Hayes
Hyperbolic...,I Want to be where you are, Heartbreak Hotel,Looking thru the windows, Ain't No Sunshine, We're Almost there (for the bridge)--Jackson 5, Michael Jackson
It's Raining Men--the Weather Girls
Wild Thing--Tone Loc
Bust A Move--Young MC
Early in the Morning--the Gap Band
Green Grass and High Tides--the Outlaws (long version only)
Wild Thing--Kylie Minogue
Don't know what it is, but it sure is funky--Ripple (warm up)
Unchain My Heart--Joe Cocker (long version only)
Fantastic Voyage--Lakeside
Smooth--oh, hell, I'm losing my mind

Music is my passion, too bad driving isn't.

"Music is my passion"

I stopped reading here.

In my own opinion the best music to listen to when working out is deep and dark progressive house, Moshic, Deep L and Deepness, Dj Duma, Frangelico, etc, etc. Other than prog there are some songs which can really pump up your mood:
BYOB - System of a Down
Run to the Hills - Iron Maiden
Hypnotize - Notorious BIg
Scism - Tool
The Kill - 30 Seconds to Mars
Next Hype ( Dubstep Remix) - Tempa T
Dr. SIn - Chasing Shadows
Spiral - Robert Nickson
Prison Song - System of a Down
Adagio for Strings ( Fred baker remix) - Tiesto

Most of you have poor reading comprehension skills. He said, "I don't listen to just one genre, so my music collection and playlists reflect all types of artists and music."

I don't think that what is reflected here is his only playlist and certainly doesn't represent his entire music collection.

"I don't listen to just one genre, so my music collection and playlists reflect all types of artists and music", says 50 Cent and then follows up with a 100% rap track list out of which 60% is his own music.

Classic!

The only healthy workout you could get from this noise is to run in the opposite direction it's playing from.
Seriously, this is not "music", it is the audio equivalent of a malarial delirium.

I haven't heard any of those songs. Is there one song on that list worth listening to?

I have Fitty's "In da club" on my ipod and it always makes me workout harder

Boy, that's some eclectic mix there. I don't have enough faces, nor palms.

It's funny how someone who puts out stuff that's the farthest thing from actual music is so passionate about music.

Boy, that sure is one eclectic music mix, isn't it?!

*Does a back flip twice and wobbles to the left an right*

Do I get to be in a Hip Hop video now?