50 Cent Receives $20 From Man Who Stole Rapper's Album In 5th Grade

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Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson attends the "POWER" Season 5 Premiere at Radio City Music Hall on June 28, 2018 in New York City.
Fofty strikes again.

If you haven't noticed by now, owing 50 Cent any sort of money can result in severe public humiliation. In the case of Randall Emmett, it could lead to a trip to the ER. Now, the rapper has a hit list of people who owe him money and it appears as though people are already taking action before it gets to the point where he airs his issues out on Instagram.

A man recently gave 50 Cent $20 randomly at a meet-and-greet. The reason: he stole one of Fif's albums in the fifth grade. Fofty took to Instagram to share the story with his followers.

"Yo, so check it out. Why a n**ga come in the store and give me this $20 right here, right. He said, 'Here take it,' and said, 'I stole your CD in fifth grade,'" 50 said. "Yo listen, 'My cousin, the only person knew about it was my cousin, but this bitch on some bullshit. So, I know she gon' go left on me. I don't need you putting me all on your Instagram and everything.' Shit is wild. Fofty!"

"Yo I love Chicago every time I come out here the wildest shit be happening. LOL," he captioned the post.

Over the past few months, Fif's taken aim at Teairra Mari over money owed and most recently, aired out actor Jackie Long.


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