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On Monday (Nov 2), while appearing at a campaign event for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania, John Legend let all the Trump-supporting rappers know exactly how he felt about their endorsement. After performing “Glory” with Common at the event, the soul singer delivered a powerful speech denouncing Donald Trump’s “Platinum Plan” for Black Americans and its celebrity backers, including Ice Cube, 50 Cent, Lil Wayne, and Lil Pump.
While 50 Cent did not dress up for Halloween he still made sure to insert himself in the conversation. Lil Nas X’s outfit in particular triggered him the most.
On Monday's (Oct. 26) episode of Late Night With Seth Meyers, AmberRuffin laid out on the table exactly what most African Americans in support of change were thinking. During the three and a half minute skit, you see Ruffin attempting to refrain from commenting on the subject of Ice Cube working with Trump, as Meyers discussed the headlines from the previous week stating that both 50 Cent and Ice Cube were either in support of Trump or working with him, stating that her comments would "go off the rails," before diving in and allowing her stance to be made clear.
Donald Trump is now celebrating his latest Black celebrity endorsement.
50 Cent's influence in Tinseltown is about to possibly double. He is now in business with one of the biggest names in the picture business.
Power never ends. No, seriously, it doesn't.
During an interview with DJ Whoo Kid, Fif revealed that he regrets creating the group who helped propel the careers of Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, and Tony Yayo, before adding that he has no plans of creating a documentary around the group after Whoo Kid raised the question due to the increase in Hip-Hop documentaries.
Even though T.I. and 50 Cent were not seeing eye to eye on their discographies the two will indeed be paired in a different capacity. The MC’s will be working on a series about how Rap became a focus for the NYPD.
The Queens native is now claiming that Instagram has shadow banned him.
When Andre 3000 said "the South has something to say" it would be prophetic in so many ways. T.I. is campaigning hard for all the talent from below the Mason Dixie line.
T.I. wants to go head to head with 50 Cent for the next #Verzuz battles and he doesn’t care who knows about it.
Though both Virgil and Pop Smoke's label owner Steven Victor have confirmed that they'd be going back to the drawing board, 50's decided to dedicate his Instagram page to possible Pop Smoke covers and is calling on fans to choose their favorite. Serving as executive producer for Pop Smoke's posthumous album, Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon, 50's posted a up a gang of covers and asking his followers to rate each fan-made artwork on a scale from 1 to 10.