‘You can grow up any day now’, 50 Cent’s son fires back after rapper disses his mom

Oct 04, 2018

11:16 A.M.

50 Cent was slammed by his own son for dissing his mom. The 20-year-old told his father, ‘you can grow up any day now’ as he defends his mother.

Marquise Jackson takes from his father as he bravely speaks up to whoever, whenever – his father included. The rapper posted an Instagram photo with the caption:

“See right here Shaniqua this is the life rights agreement you signed. See this paragraph says you can’t do reality Tv ok. LOL get the strap #bellator #lecheminduroi.”

In a second post, he said,

“you starting to look a little thirsty you ok? Child support Is over I don’t know what else to say, wait call Floyd he will let you strip at his joint.”

This angered his son very much, and he made sure to defend his mother over what 50 Cent was saying.

As 50 Cent went overboard, his son, Marquise, took his mother’s side and gave a shout out to his father on the social media platform,

“And y’all wonder why I don’t respect him as a man or father? You had a good run but it’s over big fella lol it’s been a decade. You’re 40+ you can grow up any day now.”

Social media users also gave their two cents on the issue. One user said:

“And behind all the jokes and laughter his son speaking on this speaks volumes. A man can’t love his children if he’s disrespecting/humiliating the child’s mother, ESPECIALLY PUBLICLY!!!!”

Another shared something a bit more personal,

“My Father once told me, ‘a man gains deep respect from his children by the way he treats their Mother,’ My son’s mother and I divorced years ago and she’s dome some shady ish but I still respect on the strength of MY SON. Because of that, he sees the real deal and honors me as his Father and as a man.”

Well, 50 Cent doesn’t really care about anything. In fact, the rapper claimed that he had cut relationships with his son after a fan asked him about how many children he has. He’s out there doing what he wants and saying what he wants, and what does he have for it? A son who hates his guts.