50 Cent Responds To Son's Father's Day Troll Post: 'You'll Be Back On OnlyFans In No Time'
Jackson shared a video of himself smoking hookah, and on the second slide, he used AI to make a fake betting slip with odds on whether his legendary rapper father would ever post a photo of the two of them. 'Oh it's Father's Day,' he wrote in the caption with a shocked emoji. 'Happy Father's Day to all the real ones! I'm watching my bet and it ain't looking too good *facepalm emoji* I got the over… We all know this the day for photo ops. The Day ain't over yet FINISH STRONG… GET ON YOUR JOB [muscle emoji, laughing emoji].'
Not to be outdone, Fif responded with a series of AI posts on his Instagram. The first showed him wearing a denim jacket and holding a drill. 'Oh it's Father's Day,' he wrote in the original caption, also using a shocked emoji. 'Happy Fathers Day Little Bi**h, I'll have full custody soon little bi**h, you'll be back on only fans in no time Little Bi**h. [eye emoji] but how is your day going Little Bi**h?' The G-Unit leader eventually edited the caption to just read: 'Happy Fathers Day guys, what did you get?'
In the other posts, he didn't have the same consideration. 50 Cent posted an AI picture of himself smoking a cigar and wrote, 'I bet they are gonna blame me when they get picked up for scamming PPP loans, they gonna say it was my fault they were broke. *eye emoji*.'
For the final nail in the coffin, he shared an AI picture of himself wearing a suit. 'You little punk your momma got you and your sister scamming,' he wrote. 'Them people came to ask me some questions about it. I said I don't [f**k] wit them, I'm a law abiding citizen.'
This is the latest in their long-running public feud. Marquise Jackson has called out 50 for not being there for him, and the 'In Da Club' rapper has called his son and his ex, Shaniqua Tompkins, money hungry. Watch him discuss their estranged relationship in a 2022 interview with The Breakfast Club below.
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