50 cents changed his mind.
Last week, the 45-year-old rapper made headlines when he encouraged fans in favor of Donald Trump in the prime ministerial election.
The suggestion came as Curtis Jackson, who was born at 50 cents, watched a news broadcast and said that only a few New York City residents would be taxed at 62% under the B Dan tax plan.
“What the F – K! (What Fortrump) I’m out,” Jackson wrote in an Instagram post. “F – that New York, kicks can never win. I don’t care that Trump doesn’t like black people, 62% of you are far from the king.”
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Just a day later, Jackson doubled down on his opposition to the plan, tweeting, “I don’t want to be 20 percent“
The support caught the attention of Chelsea Handler, who had previously dated the rapper.
Chelsea Handler says it will pay 50 cents in taxes if it pulls Trump support.
After the Centennial statement, the 45-year-old comedian commented on her tweet, declaring that she was no longer her “beloved ex-boyfriend.”
Handler later offered to pay the rapper a tax if he withdrew his support for Trump and disclosed his opposition to the endorsement, claiming he had “reminded him he was a black man.”
50 cents (left) and Chelsea Handler (right) Handler was 50 percent Handler’s ‘favorite ex-boyfriend’ until he announced his support for Donald Trump.
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On Saturday, the message seems to have sunk, as she went to 50th Twitter to share a clip of Handler’s appearance on “The Tonight Show,” in which Handler said, “If it changes, it will seal the deal in more than one way.” Donald Trump was criticized in his mind and in public. “
“If I knew what I meant, I’d be ready to go on another spin,” the funny woman added.
On Saturday, 50 cents tweeted back to late night hosts Jimmy Fallon and Handler.
“Another spin f – that Donald Trump, I never liked that.” The rapper wrote. “All I know is that he set me up and killed my friend Angel Fernandez but that’s history. LOL.”
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Both Trump and Biden have the backing of many celebrities. Election day is November 3rd.
