Rapper 50 Cent Says Chris Brown Is Better Than Michael Jackson, Clowns King Of Pop For Past Child-Related Allegations

It’s hard these days to tell when 50 Cent is being serious or he’s trolling for attention, but he’s made quite the skill of it over the years. The mastermind of self-promotion continues to pull people in with his comments, despite the fact that he’s told us he’s only in it for the mess it starts up. What better way to rile folks up than going after the King of Pop?

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50’s long had an opinion on Michael Jackson and the complicated history of the “King of Pop.” With Michael Jackson’s passing, the world mourned the loss of a pop star that defined the genre; others, even years later, are still hoping to litigate and get “justice” from the estate. A subject like Michael Jackson is still viable in the world today and there are still plenty of projects to come about his life.

Previously, 50 Cent called out Oprah for targeting sexual predators that are only Black men. The occasion came about after it was announced that Oprah was doing a “Surviving R. Kelly” type documentary about mogul Russell Simmons’ alleged accusers for Apple+ TV – which ended up overall with her pulling her involvement.

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“I don’t understand why Oprah is going after black men. No Harvey Weinstein, No Epstein, just Michael Jackson and Russell Simmons this sh*t is sad,” said 50 specifically under a picture of Oprah with Russell Simmons looking chummy. 50 even shouts out Gayle King’s now-infamous interview with R. Kelly, saying she hit Kelly with the “death blow.”

There’s also mention of “little boys butts” when he aims his comments toward Oprah’s denouncement and then-retraction of the After Neverland documentary. Oprah also received some back lash for bringing the subjects of the highly contested documentary onto her show and highlighting their claims.

50 Cent also trolled Oprah further when she fell on stage during a tour event, and swiftly became a meme. Poking fun, 50 thought Oprah took a tumble because a ghost pushed her – and not just any ghost, but Michael Jackson’s ghost. Oprah’s tumble came as she was in the middle of a talk about “balance,” but 50 had other thoughts.

“👀what the f— happen here, 🤦‍♂‍😆 michael jackson’s ghost trip her,” he wrote on an IG post with the video.

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That being said, you’d think 50 would be more careful about using the King of Pop’s name without care but you’d be wrong. In a resurfaced moment, 50 Cent joked that Chris Brown had become “better” than MJ – and was rebuffed by both Chris and Michael Jackson’s daughter, Paris, after repeatedly making the comparison over the years.

Surprisingly, it wasn’t the post 50 made in which he said, “CB better then MJ to me now, I can’t believe mike wanted to touch the little boys b–ty.” It was when he said, “All I’m saying is I never seen MJ come out like this,” under a video posted on his account of Chris Brown dancing.

Paris Jackson finally had enough, writing on his post, “Superbowl 1993. True legends don’t need to exert outrageous amounts of energy just to grasp your attention. stillness, my friend. stillness. more power in stillness than you can probably understand. And I say this with zero shade to Chris, I love him dearly. This is just for you 50.”

Of course, 50 responded with his own brand of nasty. “Why am I the bad guy? I understand how you feel Paris but does anyone care about how the little boys butts feel?”

For his part, Chris Brown posted a graphic at the time and as they say, “a picture is worth a thousand words.”

See Brown’s response below.