50 Cent will be 40 next year, and the rapper out of Queens has accomplished a lot during his time in the public eye. He hit the hip-hop game hard with his debut album, Get Rich or Die Trying and again with his second installment, The Massacre. 50 is also the leader of the group G-Unit. He has sold over 30 million albums and even won a Grammy. So, it would seem that after so much success, he would have a lot to leave his family. However, his son Marquis Jackson hates his dad, and now 50 has even made him a target on the basketball court.
When it comes to rapping, being involved in beefs and having people not like you seems to come with the territory. 50 Cent is no exception.
He has butted heads with The Game and Floyd Mayweather Jr. in the past, and now it seems he has some beef within his own family. According to The Viral Update, 50's son Marquise Jackson hates him too:
"I hate my dad, I hate him so much! He's disappointed me so many times." The site then reported that "50 and Marquise's relationship is very complicated. 50 can't stand Marquise's baby momma and because of that, he's been absent the majority of his son's life." Marquise then added, "Who needs him? He was never there when I needed him the most. My dad will never be half the father Floyd is to me..."
To make matters worse, 50 is reportedly complicating his son's hoop game as well.
Marquise has quite a passion for basketball, and his skills are impressive as well. However, TMZ has reported that having a famous rapper for a dad is making things tough for Marquise on the court:
"...Marquise Jackson says sometimes having a famous dad can work against him on the court. The 18-year-old prep basketball star appeared on "TMZ Hollywood Sports" on Reelz this week and said he's sometimes targeted on the court by rivals looking to make a name for themselves. But as Marquise says he welcomes the challenge because "at the end of the day I show that I can play. "Jackson says he hopes the publicity from the mixtape can help him lock up a spot with a big college program -- and says he's hopeful he'll land a scholarship."
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