50 Cent Memes Kaepernick's Nike Ad In Response To Eminem's Rap Beef

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Curtis '50 cent' Jackson attends the Starz 'Power' The Fifth Season NYC Red Carpet Premiere Event & After Party on June 28, 2018 in New York City.
"Believe in restoring the game. Even if it means destroying all the players."

50 Cent's trolling abilities are some of the strongest in the game. A lot of times, it gets him in trouble but at the same time, he provides everyone with a much needed laugh, even if its inappropriate. Over the weekend, Nike unveiled their new campaign with Colin Kaepernick. The campaign's slogan reads, "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything." It didn't take too long for 50 Cent to turn the campaign into a meme about Eminem's current feuds in the rap game.

Eminem called every one of his naysayers out on his new album Kamikaze. The project sparked a feud between Em and Machine Gun Kelly and earlier today, Joe Budden responded to the "Fall" rapper. 50 Cent has chimed in on Instagram and shared a photo of Eminem's face on Colin Kaepernick's Nike campaign. "Believe in restoring the game. Even if it means destroying all the players," it read across the photo.

"This is what they should have did for the campaign. 🤨 get the strap," Fif captioned the photo.

This reflects what Mr. Porter said yesterday about Eminem's possible rebuttal against everyone. Porter explained that Em will probably wait for more people to respond and take them out all at the same time during a diss track. Whether a diss track has been cooked up or not is still in the air but clearly everyone, including 50 Cent, is waiting to hear what Em has up his sleeve.


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