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Rapper 50 Cent Predicts Trump Will Be President Again

Donald Trump during speech.

Rapper 50 Cent recently sparked controversy with his candid admission on social media, where he shared his belief that former President Trump may return to office. With a following of over 12 million, the artist, known as Curtis James Jackson III, expressed his thoughts on the current state of the world, suggesting that things are nearing an end and encouraging people to relax.

During his online presence, 50 Cent posted an AI-generated video featuring a fake commentary of Trump discussing hip hop mogul P. Diddy's alleged involvement in a federal human trafficking investigation. The rapper criticized the video, calling it disturbing and emphasized that he refrained from outright stating his prediction of Trump's potential return to the presidency.

The fabricated Trump voice in the video made derogatory remarks towards P. Diddy and referenced the recent legal troubles of R. Kelly, who was convicted of sex trafficking and racketeering. The video also alluded to the raids on both Diddy's and Trump's properties, insinuating a connection between the two incidents.

This is not the first time 50 Cent has stirred controversy with his social media posts regarding Trump. In the past, he has made statements suggesting support for Trump, only to later retract his endorsement. His history of provocative statements includes criticizing Joe Biden's tax plan and expressing frustration with political decisions.

Despite his previous flip-flopping on political figures, 50 Cent's recent comments have once again drawn attention to his unpredictable stance on current events and political figures. As the rapper continues to engage with his massive online following, his statements serve as a reminder of the influence celebrities can wield in shaping public discourse.

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