50 Cent Compares "Power" Executive Producer To Harvey Weinstein

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Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson walks down pit road prior to practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway on February 22, 2014 in Daytona Beach, Florida.
50 Cent takes aim at "Power" executive producer, Randall Emmett and his fianceé Lala Kent.

We've all seen what happens when 50 Cent's owed money. The rapper hasn't dealt with the Teairra Mari situation behind closed doors, instead, opting to take aim at her on Instagram. Unfortunately, someone who works closely with 50 Cent is currently facing the same fate. The rapper took to Instagram to call out an executive producer on Power, Randall Emmett who Fif claims is in debt to him for $1M.

According to TMZ, Randall has allegedly been dodging 50 Cent for years, although he's promised to pay the rapper back. Fif reportedly even helped the producer get on Power to help pay back the debt. The rapper initially got into it with Emmett's fianceé, Bravo reality show star Lala Kent. He posted a clip of the show where she speaks about hooking up with Emmett the first time they met. She also detailed his sexual fantasies which had a Weinstein-like feel to it. In th comments, he added, , "ME TOO ROLE PLAY: Are you a actress 😟 come to my hotel and act like you really want the role, then suck a d*ck 🤔No good Randall No good 🤦‍♂️." 

Kent has continued to defend herself and Emmett. She posted a video accusing 50 Cent of trying to "diminish the validity of the #metoo movement." It likely would've been better to keep quiet because 50 Cent hit her back with a scathing response.

"Hey how is the Range Rover? There’s no difference between Harvey Weinstein and Randel Emmett! This is reality, not reality TV. Bravo Bitch @bravo," he wrote.

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