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EXCLUSIVE: Curtis Jackson, otherwise known as rapper 50 Cent, is getting back into the non-scripted business with hip-hop competition format Unrapped.

50 Cent is clearing the air once and for all. The star made headlines recently when he seemingly declared his support for President Trump just weeks before the 2020 presidential election took place.

Well, well, well… it appears 50 Cent has finally come to his senses just in time for the upcoming presidential election!

With less than two weeks to one of the most contentious and consequential elections of our lifetime, some celebs are crawling out of the woodwork with surprising endorsements.

50 Cent has endorsed Donald Trump in the 2020 US presidential election and said “I don’t care Trump doesn’t like black people.”

50 Cent has lost an appeal in his five-year legal battle against Rick Ross, over the unauthorised sampling of his seminal hit ‘In Da Club’.Ross used the song for his 2015 ‘Renzel Remixes’ project, prompting the rapper – real name Curtis Jackson – to sue him for alleged copyright infringement in a $2 million lawsuit.However, court papers later obtained by Billboard revealed that Jackson recorded the song following an agreement with his then-label, Shady Records/Aftermath Records, which stated

50 Cent did something he rarely does on Monday night (July 27): he apologized for making fun of someone. Specifically, 50 (born Curtis Jackson) issued a heartfelt I'm sorry to Megan Thee Stallion after posting memes that poked fun at the fellow rapper's recent shooting in an incident involving Tory Lanez."Damn I didn’t think this s--t was real,It sounded so crazy @theestallion i’m glad your feeling better and I hope you can accept my apology," 50 wrote on Monday (July 27).

50 Cent isn’t fond of Don Q’s new photo op with DJ Clue. Fans of Curtis Jackson, also known as 50 Cent, know that he’s no stranger to beef.

50 Cent, 44, is back at it with drama on Instagram, and this time it’s with the one and only DJ Clue, 45. The rapper — born Curtis Jackson — called out the New York City DJ for allegedly not playing the late Pop Smoke‘s new song (which he’s featured on) for a pretty reason.

50 Cent’s record, Get Rich or Die Tryin’, was easily one of the best rap records to come out in its decade. The record was very influential in the world of hip-hop, and it’s not surprising that many up and coming artists have cited it as one of the greats.

Snoop Dogg, like 50 Cent, has created a reputation for himself online for his great content on social media. He and Curtis Jackson, aka 50 Cent, regularly post hilarious memes that poke fun at the current artists of the day, in addition to contentious modern issues.

50 Cent, also known as Curtis Jackson, is a big supporter of Andrew Cuomo. In fact, 50 Cent endorsed the beloved politician for the presidency following one of the governor’s latest coronavirus briefings, which also touched on the demonstrations following George Floyd’s unjust death.

"The artist got [punched] in the [face] that wasn’t me i didn’t do that"

50 Cent is sad his rap success has “cost” him his relationship with his firstborn after accusing his son of taking his privileged upbringing for granted.

50 Cent is opening up about the fallout between him and his eldest son, Marquise Jackson.

50 has made his feelings pretty clear ...

Rapper 50 Cent is not amused by an Australian street artist who’s been depicting him as other celebrities.

Gayle King was not having it.

"It’s going to be the biggest show on television."

. As much as many folks hate being cooped inside amid the coronavirus pandemic that is sweeping over the world, rapper 50 Cent is issuing a stout message for those who are refusing to heed the advice of health officials by practicing social distancing.

Coronavirus or not, it’s business as usual for 50 Cent. The 44-year-old rapper was spotted partying it up at Starlet’s Gentlemen’s club in Woodside, NY, located just over the water from Manhattan, on Saturday, Mar.

"Can you find fucking Evanescence?"

Dr Dre also dropped in to celebrate the moment

50 Cent urged Eminem to set aside his feud with Nick Cannon.