50 Cent - Biography - IMDb Biography Jump to: Overview (4) | Mini Bio (1) | Trivia (32) | Personal Quotes (11) Overview (4) 6' (1.83 m) Mini Bio (1) Born in the South Jamaica section of Queens, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson has lived in New York City all his life. He was raised by his grandparents after his father ran out and his mother was shot when he was only eight. Growing up, the Queens rapper originally wanted to be a heavyweight boxer, but eventually fell back on rapping. DJs had taken it upon themselves to release two Best of 50 Cent mix CDs, before he had even signed to a major label. 50 Cent hit the scene with "How To Rob" and he's been on a rampage ever since dealing with bootleggers, label back stabbing and other platinum selling artists trying to get at him physically. In 1999 his album Power of the Dollar, was heavily bootlegged and Trackmasters/Columbia never released it.

Supposedly, Trackmasters weren't comfortable with him being caught up in the streets and getting shot three days before filming the video for "Thug Love," (with Destiny's Child) -- his first single. 50 was shot three times that night, two shots hitting him in the head, the bullet that struck his face he carries as a reminder of what happened. That event led to the fall out with Columbia and negotiating his release from their grasps. He still showed love and rhymed over a Trackmasters produced remix of "I'm Gonna Be Alright" on J-Lo's latest album, but rivals at Murder Inc. had 50 cut from the track which could have launched the rapper. This all changed in one night when Eminem said on a radio show that "50 Cent is definitely my favorite rapper right now, he's the only one keeping it real." The very next day a bidding war started on 50, ending when 50 signed to Eminem's very own label Shady/Aftermath. 50 Cent's fame has exploded, being produced by Dr.

Dre and Eminem and finally making his debut album "Get rich or Die Tryin'." 50 has full access and advantage of the streets through mix-tapes; that's his forum because he controls it. 50 Cent is the most anticipated artist of 2003. It's well deserved because he's "been patiently waiting." - IMDb Mini Biography By: Rod Reece Trivia (32) Is involved in a feud with fellow rapper Ja Rule . Is signed to Eminem 's Shady Records imprint, distributed by Interscope Records. Has a son, Marquise, nicknamed 25 Cent . His debut album "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" was the highest debut ever with 900,000 copies sold in the first week. His mother was killed at age 23, when he was just eight years old. Was discovered by Jason Mizell aka Jam Master Jay. Voted #8 on VH1's 100 Hottest Hotties Used to be a boxer Neither drinks alcohol nor smokes.

50 has stated in multiple interviews that after peddling drugs on the street for money (but never partaking himself), he saw how drugs, alcohol and smoking were adversely affecting his close relatives, so he made a conscious decision to change not only himself by finding legitimate means of making money, but also abstaining from the things that were destroying his relatives. He bought former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson 's Farmington, CT, mansion for $4.1 million. The house is approximately 50,000 sq. ft., has 52 rooms and was bought by Tyson for $2.7 million in 1996. Its features include five Jacuzzis, 25 full baths, 18 bedrooms, an elevator, two billiard rooms, a movie theater and a locker room. Recorded an album in 1999 titled "Power of the Dollar" but it was shelved by Columbia Records due to his legal problems at the time. Released a series of street mixtapes in 2002. They became so popular that Eminem heard them and signed him to his record label. Even after his success, 50 still releases street mixtapes on a regular basis.

Album "The Massacre" was originally titled "St. Valentine's Day Massacre" and set for a February 15, 2005, release date, but production problems forced it to be set back to March 8, 2005. Was accompanied by actress Vivica A. Fox to the MTV Video Music Awards 2003 Created a dance known as the "two step". His favorite actor is Charlie Sheen . His cartoon-like photo on the cover of his album "The Massacre" was meant to make him look like a Ninja Turtle, his son's favorite cartoon characters. He is also a fan of the cartoon, his favorite turtle being Donatello. 50 Cent Bankruptcy: By The Numbers - Bankruptcy Beat - WSJ 50 Cent Bankruptcy: By The Numbers By katy.stech@wsj.com Aug 4, 2015 8:50 am ET 50 Cent filed 56 pages of financial information that’s required as part of his bankruptcy case. Find out whether the 40-year-old entertainer, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, is really as rich as he claims to be.

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Jackson’s suit, which was filed in federal court in Manhattan last year, argued that Taco Bell used Jackson’s name and trademark without his authorization to promote its low-cost menu items. As part of a national campaign, Taco Bell cheekily asked that the rapper change his name to “79 Cent,” “89 Cent” or “99 Cent” to promote its menu items that cost less than a dollar. Looking for free publicity, Taco Bell sent a joke letter addressed to Jackson to news outlets around the country, but didn’t send it to him at first, the suit said. Taco Bell didn’t get around to clueing Jackson in until after the story had already been picked up by the press, leading some consumers to believe that Jackson was “selling out” as a paid endorser. According to the suit, Taco Bell stole Jackson’s endorsement and enjoyed all the benefits of his “mega-star” publicity without having to pay him a multi-million dollar fee. Both sides agreed to keep the terms of the settlement confidential and to pay their own legal fees, so Jackson could have settled for cash or free chalupas.

“As is often the case in these situations, the parties have agreed not to discuss anything about the settlement except to say both sides are satisfied,” said Peter Raymond, 50 Cent’s lawyer. Robert Lehrburger, a lawyer for Taco Bell, referred calls to his client. “Both parties have settled the dispute to their mutual satisfaction,” a company spokesperson said. holly.sanders@nypost.com Share this: 50 cent apologizes for making fun of teen with autism | WREG.com 50 cent apologizes for making fun of teen with autism Posted 7:19 am, May 4, 2016, by George Brown × 50 cent apologizes for making fun of teen with autism DAYTON, Ohio — Rapper 50 Cent has issued an apology after video of him making fun of a teen with autism went viral. “While the incident at the airport resulted from an unfortunate misunderstanding, I am truly sorry for offending the young man,” the rapper, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, told Page Six in a statement.

Curtis James Jackson III, best known as 50 Cent, shared a video on Twitter and Instagram on Sunday that shows him harassing a janitor at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport for being “high.” “Listen… the new generation is crazy. They’re crazy,” 50 Cent can be heard saying in the video. “What’s your name?” 50 Cent asks the worker. The worker does not respond, so 50 Cent continues harassing him: “Look at him. What kind of s*** you think he took before he got to work today? He high as a motherf***er right here in the airport. Pupils dilated and everything. The new generation is f***ing crazy.” You can watch the unedited video below. Editor’s note: The video is disturbing and includes graphic language. Viewer discretion advised. The airport janitor was quickly identified on social media as 19-year-old Andrew Farrell. “I went to school with him. His name is Andrew Farrell. He has extreme social disabilities just to let you know. He has a hard enough time getting through life without jackasses like you making fun of him. I hope you feel good about yourself. You just lost a huge fan.

50 needs to apologize,” wrote 1musicinfinity5 . “It was certainly not my intent to insult him or the disability community, which is a source of great strength in America. I have apologized personally to him and his family,” 50 Cent said in his statement. “The family only wants a sincere apology from Mr. Jackson,” wrote attorney Matthew J. Hammer. “The Cincinnati area loves Mr. Jackson and his work and I think it can only be mutually beneficial if he is willing to offer an apology to Andrew and his family.” WATCH: Rapper 50 Cent berates airport worker he suspects of drug use — but who is actually autistic WATCH: Rapper 50 Cent berates airport worker he suspects of drug use — but who is actually autistic Follow @rawstory The rapper 50 cent recorded a video of himself berating a disabled airport worker he suspected of being high on drugs. “This new generation is crazy — it’s crazy,” said the rapper, whose real name is Curtis Jackson III. Jackson was flying out of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport after promoting his vodka brand when he encountered the worker pushing a cart of cleaning supplies.

“Look at him — what kind of s*** do you think he took before he got to work today?” Jackson says in a video he posted on Instagram. “He high as a motherf*cker right here in the airport. Pupils dilated — the new generation is f*cking crazy.” The worker appears to ignore the rapper, who demands to know his name and what drugs he’s taken, and continues pushing the cart. As it turns out, 19-year-old Andrew Farrell is autistic and hearing impaired, and he also suffers from social anxiety. “It’s just sickening, very hard to watch,” his father, Kent Farrell, told WLWT-TV . “To put this out there saying my son is on drugs or whatever, that is part of his social anxiety. He’s not wanting to talk, he’s not wanting to communicate — he’s walking on and he’s doing his job.” The father said he’s proud his son got the airport job without any help after graduating from Conner High School in northern Kentucky — and Farrell and his wife believe 50 Cent owes the young man an apology. “He’s very upset,” said Andrew’s mother, Amanda Kramer.

“The more I thought about it, the more upset I got, the madder I got. This could hurt him for the future.” The rapper deleted the social media post about his encounter with the disabled worker, but he has not issued a public comment. Several nightclubs in the Cincinnati area have vowed to boycott 50 Cent’s vodka after the incident — which isn’t even the first time the rapper has mocked someone who may have had autism. The rapper responded in 2012 to fans who had criticized him with insults against disabled people. “Just saw your picture fool you look autistic,” he told one fan on Twitter , and then he hurled a similar insult at another fan. “I don’t want no special ed kids on my time line follow some body else.” He eventually apologized and deleted those tweets. 50 Cent is centsless: Rapper declares bankruptcy | Fox News 50 Cent is centsless: Rapper declares bankruptcy Published July 13, 2015 The rapper 50 Cent doesn’t have a dollar to his name.

That’s what he’s claiming in a new personal bankruptcy case filed Monday as the entertainer, whose real name is Curtis Jackson III, was scheduled to testify in a $5 million sex tape trial . A Manhattan jury handed down the verdict after just 70 minutes of deliberation on July 10. The six jurors found that Jackson, as part of his rap beef with rival Rick Ross, posted a private sex video featuring Ross’ baby mama online to millions of viewers. The woman, Florida resident Lastonia Leviston, sued in 2010 claiming the posting nearly drove her to suicide. Jackson was supposed to hand over a net worth statement plus his state and federal tax returns for the past five years on Monday so the jury could calculate punitive damages in addition to the initial $5 million award for Leviston’s emotional distress. The disclosure would have provided a rare look into the finances of someone believed to be one of the world’s most successful rappers. But the initial Chapter 11, Connecticut bankruptcy filing says Jackson has $10 to $50 million in assets and $10 to $50 million in liabilities. It puts his creditors at between 1 and 49.

The bankruptcy claim comes just days after The New York Times published a fawning profile of Jackson calling him a “Renaissance Man” who favors Versace shirts and has “exceptional business instincts.” Jackson had tried to duck the sex tape trial in May by filing for bankruptcy on behalf of his boxing promotions company, but a federal judge ruled that the civil case must go forward and threatened the rapper with sanctions. Rapper 50 Cent berates teen with disability in viral video Rapper 50 Cent berates teen with disability in viral video May 3, 2016, 11:49 am Updated: CINCINNATI, OH (WCMH) — Rapper 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson III, posted and later deleted a video he posted to social media over the weekend that showed him berating a worker at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. Now the teen’s family is demanding an apology from the rapper. The teen’s father told WLWT , that his son suffers from a disability and has social anxiety. “It’s just sickening, very hard to watch,” said Kent Farrell, the father of Andrew Farrell, the 19-year-old man seen in the video.

“This new generation is crazy. It’s crazy,” 50 Cent said in a selfie video. The rapper then turns the camera on an airport employee, pushing a cart through the airport terminal. “Look at him. What kind of [expletive] do you think he took before coming to work today? He high as a [expletive] right here in the airport. His pupils dilated and everything… ” Kent Farrell says Andrew is not on drugs. “To put this out there saying my son is on drugs or whatever, that is part of his social anxiety,” Kent Farrell told WLWT . “He’s not wanting to talk, he’s not wanting to communicate, he’s walking on and he’s doing his job.” Andrew’s parents say he was proud of getting the janitor job at the airport after he graduated high school. “He’s very upset,” said Andrew’s mother, Amanda Kramer. “The more I thought about it, the more upset I got, the madder I got. This could hurt him for the future.” The video has disappeared from 50 Cent’s Twitter page, but Andrew’s parents still think the rapper needs to make a public apology.

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(performer: "Big Rich Town (feat. Joe)", "9 Shots" (uncredited)) / (writer: "Big Rich Town (feat. Joe)") - Best Laid Plans (2014) ... (performer: "Animal Ambition" - uncredited) - Loyalty (2014) ... (performer: "Irregular Heartbeat", "Big Rich Town" - uncredited) 2016 Now You See Me 2 (performer: "Magic Stick") / (writer: "Magic Stick" - as Curtis Jackson) 2016 Ride Along 2 (performer: "P.I.M.P.") / (writer: "P.I.M.P." - as Curtis Jackson) 2015 Magic Mike XXL (performer: "Candy Shop") / (writer: "Candy Shop" - as Curtis Jackson) 2015 Vinnitsa (Short) (performer: "Candy Shop" - as 50 Cent) / (writer: "Candy Shop") - Anne Hathaway/Marlon Wayans/Yusuf Islam (2014) ...

(lyrics: "In Da Club" - uncredited) 2015 Spy (performer: "Twisted") / (writer: "Twisted" - as Curtis Jackson) - Live Finale (2014) ... (performer: "Watch Me") 2013 Last Vegas (writer: "True Loyalty" - as Curtis James Jackson) 2013 Rude Tube (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Super Pranks (2013) ... (performer: "Candy Shop" - uncredited) 2013 The Fall (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Insolence & Wine (2013) ... (performer: "In Da Club" - uncredited) 2013 New Girl (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Bachelorette Party (2013) ...

(performer: "Candy Shop" - uncredited) Todd's Pop Song Reviews (TV Series documentary) (performer - 3 episodes, 2011 - 2012) (writer - 3 episodes, 2011 - 2012) - The Top Ten Worst Hit Songs of 2011 (2012) ... (performer: "Down on Me") / (writer: "Down on Me") - Party Rock Anthem (2011) ... (performer: "In Da Club") / (writer: "In Da Club") Revenge (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode, 2012) (writer - 1 episode, 2012) - Legacy (2012) ...

(performer: "In Da Club" - uncredited) / (writer: "In Da Club" - uncredited) 2011 Real Steel (performer: "The Enforcer") / (writer: "The Enforcer" - as Curtis Jackson) Entourage (TV Series) (writer - 2 episodes, 2005 - 2011) (performer - 1 episode, 2009) - The Top 18 Perform (2008) ... (performer: "Come and Get Me") - Top 8 (2007) ...

(performer: "I Get Money") / (writer: "I Get Money") 2011 Detention (performer: "In Da Club") / (writer: "In Da Club") 2011 All Things Fall Apart (performer: "Wanksta", "Pass The Patron") / (writer: "Remarkable" - as Curtis Jackson) / (writer: "Wanksta" - as Curtis Jackson ) 2010/II Dance Paradise (Video Game) (performer: "In Da Club") / (writer: "In Da Club" - as C. Jackson) 2010 Morning Glory (performer: "Candy Shop") / (writer: "Candy Shop" - as Curtis Jackson) 2010 Gun (performer: "Shut Up Bitch", "What Up Gangsta", "I'll Be The Shooter", "I'll Be The Shooter" (Edited Version)) / (producer: "Shut Up Bitch") / (writer: "Shut Up Bitch" - as Curtis Jackson) / (writer: "What Up Gangsta" - as C.

Jackson) 2010 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Unshockable (2010) ... (performer: "In Da Club" - uncredited) - Episode dated 20 November 2009 (2009) ... (performer: "In da Club") / (writer: "In da Club") 2009 Before I Self Destruct (Video) (performer: "Get Up", "Ok, You're Right", "Try Me", "Cold Blooded") 2009 Dead Man Running (performer: "I Like it") / (writer: "I Like it" - as Curtis Jackson) 2009 Neuilly sa mère! (as C. Johnson, "P.I.M.P.") / (performer: "P.I.M.P.") 2009 The Hangover (writer: "Candy Shop" - as Curtis Jackson) 2009 Next Day Air (performer: "I Get Money") / (writer: "I Get Money" - as C.

Jackson) 2009 The Hills (TV Series) (writer - 1 episode) - Don't Cry on Your Birthday (2009) ... (writer: "Crack a Bottle") 2008 More Than a Game (Documentary) (performer: "In da Club") / (writer: "In da Club" - as Curtis Jackson) 2008 I Love the New Millennium (TV Mini-Series) (performer - 1 episode) - 2003 (2008) ... (performer: "In da Club") 2008 Battle of the Sexes: Making the Band 4 First Look (TV Movie) (writer: "Sexy") 2007 Bling: A Planet Rock (Documentary) (performer: "P.I.M.P.") / (writer: "P.I.M.P." - as Curtis Jackson) 2007 Dead Tone (performer: "How We Do", "In Da Club") / (writer: "How We Do" - as C.

Jackson) / (writer: "In Da Club" - as Jackson) 2007 Rock Bottom: From Hell to Redemption (Documentary) (performer: "Baltimore Love Thing", "God Gave Me Style") / (writer: "Baltimore Love Thing", "God Gave Me Style") 2006 Adventure from Buzuluk to Abdoulino (Documentary short) (performer: "Candy Shop") 2006 Littleman (writer: "Candy Shop" - as Curtis Jackson) 2006 Date Movie (writer: "Candy Shop" - as Curtis Jackson) 2005 Get Rich or Die Tryin' ("I'll Whip Ya Head Boy", "Best Friend", "Gotta Get out of Hell", "You a Shooter", "Window Shopper", "They Callin' Me Handsome", "When It Rains It Pours", "Eeany Meany Miney Mo", "I Don't Know Officer", "Hustler's Ambition") / (performer: "I'll Whip Ya Head Boy", "You a Shooter", "Window Shopper", "When It Rains It Pours", "Eeany Me

any Miney Mo", "I Don't Know Officer", "Hustler's Ambition") 2005/I Fantastic Four (writer: "On Fire") 2005 King's Ransom (performer: "Magic Stick") / (writer: "Magic Stick" - as Curtis James Jackson) 2005 Meet the Barkers (TV Series) (performer: "P.I.M.P") 2005 Crossing Jordan (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Skin and Bone (2005) ...

(performer: "Candy Shop" - uncredited) 2005 Beauty Shop (writer: "In Da Club" (2003) - as Curtis Jackson) Saturday Night Live (TV Series) (performer - 2 episodes, 2004 - 2005) (writer - 1 episode, 2005) - Hilary Swank/50 Cent (2005) ... (performer: "Candy Shop", "Disco Inferno" - uncredited) / (writer: "Candy Shop" - uncredited) - Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey/G-Unit (2004) ... (performer: "Stunt 101", "Wanna Get to Know You") 2005 Are We There Yet? (performer: "What Up Gangsta") / (writer: "What Up Gangsta" - as Curtis James Jackson) 2005 Rize (Documentary) (writer: "In Da Club" - as C.

Jackson) The Wire (TV Series) (writer - 2 episodes, 2004) (performer - 1 episode, 2004) - Straight and True (2004) ... (writer: "On Fire" - uncredited) - Time After Time (2004) ... (performer: "In da Club" - uncredited) / (writer: "In da Club" - uncredited) 2004 Shark Tale (writer: "In da Club") 2004 Beef II (Video documentary) (performer: "Conspiracy") 2004 White Chicks (performer: " Realest Niggas") / (writer: " Realest Niggas" - as Curtis James Jackson) 2004 Soul Plane (writer: "In da Club") 2003 Beef (Documentary) (performer: "How to Rob", "Back Down", "Green Lantern", "Life's On The Line") 2003 Cradle 2 the Grave (performer: "Follow Me Gangster") / (writer: "Follow Me Gangster" - as C.

Jackson) 2003 Deliver Us from Eva (writer: "Paradise" (2002)) 2003 Tupac: Resurrection (Documentary) (performer: "The Realist Killaz") / (writer: "The Realist Killaz") 2000 Bring It On (performer: "Bring It All To Me" (Remix)) 2000 Boiler Room (performer: "That Ain't Gangsta") / (writer: "That Ain't Gangsta") 1999 In Too Deep (performer: "How to Rob", "Rowdy Rowdy") / (writer: "How to Rob" - as Curtis Jackson) / (writer: "Rowdy Rowdy" - as C.

Jackson) 1998 Woo (performer: "Let It Be" - as .50 Cents) 50 Cent Phone Tirade Revealed: Rapper Calls 16-Year-Old Son 'F*cking Crazy, Stupid, Little A**hole' | Radar Online Posted on Jul 8, 2013 @ 3:14AM 50 Cent exploded into rage at his 16-year-old son in the months before he was arrested on domestic violence and vandalism charges, hurling a string of obscenities at the teenager and calling him “f*cking stupid,” a “sh*t head” and a “motherf*cker.” The angry rapper, whose real name is Curtis Jackson III, told his son Marquise to cut all contact with him in a series of expletive laden text messages — “f*ck you stop texting me,” read one; “delete my number,” said another — after the pair was apparently unable to coordinate a custody visitation.

At one point in the vicious communication , 50 Cent admonished Marquise and told him: “I don’t have a son anymore.” His shocking rant — obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com — is an eerie echo of Alec Baldwin ‘s repulsive attack on his then 11-year-old daughter with ex-wife Kim Basinger , Ireland. PHOTO: 50 Cent And Chelsea In Bed Together The In Da Club singer also demanded Marquise take a DNA test to prove he was his biological son because his mother, TLC Starter Wives star Shaniqua Tompkins , had supposedly been promiscuous during their relationship. “I need a blood test cause that d*ck sucking b*tch you call mom was f*cking the hole [sic] time,” he wrote in the text message exchange on January 5. The clash appeared to occur after Marquise failed to answer the door at his home to his Grammy Award-winning father. In another missive, 50 Cent wrote: “Tell your mother she won. She has you and ill [sic] make another. I will have nothing to do with you. Don’t text me ever again.” You can read the full messages here .

RadarOnline.com has verified the texts originated from a cell phone registered to G Unit Touring, the record label created and owned by 50 Cent. Multiple emails to 50 Cent’s attorney were not returned. Thompkins also did not return a call seeking comment. During the text message brutal exchange, which began at 10.59 p.m. and lasted for more than an hour, Marquise bemoaned how his dad had not been a good father to him and hadn’t even called for his birthday or Christmas. “F*ck you all you want is a gift,” the rapper responded. “Like your mother and your ungrateful sister.” Seconds later, he followed up with another message, telling Marquise to “delete my number” and “you never call what the f*ck I’m suppose to call you to give you something sorry.” PHOTOS: Celebrity Cheaters Marquise responded, “Well if u feel that way, I don’t care about no gift it’s the thought that means the most, remember this money ain’t everything.” Charged 50 Cent: “Good luck with you life man. I tried to come talk to you.

You din’t have to have me come all the way out there if you don’t to see me you little ass hole.” Here is a transcript of the unfiltered and raw exchange: 50 Cent: Hey I’m outside the house at the front door. 50 Cent: I came to the front door then lights went off. What’s up? Marquise: U lying u outside? Marquise: Lol. Marquise: Lol u fronting. 50 Cent: I saw you looking out the window good luck in life. Your gonna need it. Marquise: Lol u fronting hard body now, how u going to see me when I’m in the basement lmao 50 Cent: F*ck you 50 Cent: You are your mother child Marquise: Lol why would u lie about that lol 50 Cent: I need a blood test cause that d*ck sucking b*tch you call mom was f*cking the hole time 50 Cent: I don’t think your funny at all. I drove out here for nothing.

Marquise: Pops ur trippen now, why u won’t been get one u had 16 years lol, I know u lying bc u didt even call me too go outside 50 Cent: Are you f*cking crazy I don’t have time to play boy. I told you I would come see you. I came motherf*cker start turning lights out and looking threw the blinds. 50 Cent: Are you f*cking stupid. You had me drive over there why do you think I needed a address sh*t head. I saw the lights go out then some one playing in the blinds and there no party going on. F*ck you to 50 Cent: You your mother and your sister f*ck all of yal. Marquise: I might dumb, come thru then, no need to get upset Marquise: Stop by and say hello too ur son 50 Cent: What the f*ck are you taking about I’m not f*cking with you after this I leave Atlanta in the morning.

Marquise: So come thru then 50 Cent: F*ck you Marquise: No need for all that 50 Cent: You are bigger enough to know better so f*ck you stop texting me Marquise: Ight 50 Cent: Tell your mother she won. She has you and ill make another. I will have nothing to do with you. Don’t text me ever again. Marquise: U keep texting me lol 50 Cent: It’s cool I will never go out of my way again. You disrespectful little mother f*cker. Marquise: Lol u never do I don’t know not that doesn’t even call there son for his birthday Marquise: Or get him a gift for his b-day or for Christmas. 50 Cent: You are your mothers son. I don’t have a son anymore. 50 Cent: F*ck you all you want is a gift. Like your mother and your ungrateful sister. 50 Cent: Delete my number.

50 Cent: You never call what the f*ck I’m suppose to call you to give you something sorry Marquise: Welp if u feel that way, I don’t about no gift it’s the thought that means the most, remember this money ain’t everything Marquise: I’m tired of calling u, why don’t call me and please can’t wait to hear this excuse 50 Cent: Good luck with you life man. I tried to come talk to you. You din’t have to have me come all the way out there if you don’t to see me you little ass hole. 50 Cent: I don’t have to make a excuse for anything. I’m a grown ass man boy. You talking about money ain’t everything. Your right but when you don’t have any your gonna understand why I work so hard. I’m done texting you delete my number. Marquise: Thank u, and u know dang well u ain’t come out here too see, but if that’s what u want to stick then I’m sorry, and I know why u work hard, ok, god bless 50 Cent: Are you f*cking stupid.

The festering bad blood between 50 Cent, Tompkins and Marquise boiled over earlier this year when the rapper issued TLC with a cease-and-desist, ordering Tompkins not to appear on Starter Wives. The one-time couple has been involved in a prolonged legal dispute over custody and other issues since 2007. The couple’s differences have aired several times in public, including when 50 Cent tried to throw Tompkins out of the house he owns — a property which later burnt down. PHOTOS: The Name Game – Celebs Who’ve Changed Their Names As RadarOnline.com previously reported, this isn’t the only drama in 50 Cent’s life at the moment: He faces up to five years in jail and $46,000 in fines after being hit with domestic violence and vandalism charges relating to a June 23 argument with another woman who has his child. The woman told police that during a June 23 argument, Jackson began destroying property at her condo before she locked herself into a bedroom. She claimed Jackson kicked open the bedroom door and kicked her, causing injury. The woman told police she had been in a three-year relationship and has a baby with Jackson.

His arraignment is July 22.

Question: Which rapper's real name is Curtis Jackson III?
Answer: 50 Cent