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Rapper 50 Cent mocks Floyd Mayweather Jr.

By: - Reporter
/ 03:17 PM April 13, 2019

50 Cent mocks Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Screenshot from an Instagram post.

MANILA, Philippines — Rapper 50 Cent mocked retired American boxing champ Floyd Mayweather Jr. after being called a “chicken.”

50 Cent took to Instagram where he re-posted a video of Mayweather waving at his fans when a lady shouted “I don’t like you! Chicken! You are chicken! I hate you.”

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“Hahaha nigga thought he was Obama for a minute till he heard what she said. LOL I DON’T LIKE YOU,CHICKEN YOU A CHICKEN I HATE YOU #lecheminduroi #bransoncognac #bellator,” 50 cent said in his Instagram post.

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The video re-posted by the American rap artist now has more than 4.1 million views and more than 43,100 comments.

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It was not clear, however, where and when the incident happened but it could be recalled that Mayweather Jr. arrived in the Philippines on March 31, at 3:30 a.m. This same video had been making the rounds on social media during the time when Mayweather Jr. was visiting the country.

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He stayed in Manila for less than five hours before he flew straight to Boracay at 7 a.m. /jpv

READ: Floyd Mayweather Jr. is living it up in the Philippines

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