Here's why 50 Cent thinks Ashanti should do basement parties.馃槱
Ashanti found herself trending after reports surfaced that only 24 tickets were sold for her scheduled appearance at Stony Brook University's Back To Brook event. Ashanti later blamed the disappointing turnout on poor promotion.
But before the story could die down, 50 Cent saw an opportunity to troll.
The rapper jumped online and joked about the low ticket sales, writing, "Ashanti show canceled after only 24 tickets sold. Wait a minute, I thought I told everybody not to fool with this fool. I want the names and socials of everybody who bought a ticket now."
And he wasn't finished.
50 later joked that Ashanti might need to stop booking large venues and start performing in house basements so the crowd still feels packed.
The comments quickly went viral, and when TMZ later asked Ashanti whether she considers 50 Cent a bully, the singer didn't hesitate to agree.
Now social media is divided.
Some people say 50 is simply doing what he's always done — trolling celebrities and turning everything into a joke.
Others believe there's a difference between joking around and publicly humiliating someone who's already dealing with a professional setback.
What do y'all think — is 50 Cent being funny, or is Ashanti right to call him a bully? #50cent
Ashanti found herself trending after reports surfaced that only 24 tickets were sold for her scheduled appearance at Stony Brook University's Back To Brook event. Ashanti later blamed the disappointing turnout on poor promotion.
But before the story could die down, 50 Cent saw an opportunity to troll.
The rapper jumped online and joked about the low ticket sales, writing, "Ashanti show canceled after only 24 tickets sold. Wait a minute, I thought I told everybody not to fool with this fool. I want the names and socials of everybody who bought a ticket now."
And he wasn't finished.
50 later joked that Ashanti might need to stop booking large venues and start performing in house basements so the crowd still feels packed.
The comments quickly went viral, and when TMZ later asked Ashanti whether she considers 50 Cent a bully, the singer didn't hesitate to agree.
Now social media is divided.
Some people say 50 is simply doing what he's always done — trolling celebrities and turning everything into a joke.
Others believe there's a difference between joking around and publicly humiliating someone who's already dealing with a professional setback.
What do y'all think — is 50 Cent being funny, or is Ashanti right to call him a bully? #50cent
Here's why 50 Cent thinks Ashanti should do basement parties.馃槱
Ashanti found herself trending after reports surfaced that only 24 tickets were sold for her scheduled appearance at Stony Brook University's Back To Brook event. Ashanti later blamed the disappointing turnout on poor promotion.
But before the story could die down, 50 Cent saw an opportunity to troll.
The rapper jumped online and joked about the low ticket sales, writing, "Ashanti show canceled after only 24 tickets sold. Wait a minute, I thought I told everybody not to fool with this fool. I want the names and socials of everybody who bought a ticket now."
And he wasn't finished.
50 later joked that Ashanti might need to stop booking large venues and start performing in house basements so the crowd still feels packed.
The comments quickly went viral, and when TMZ later asked Ashanti whether she considers 50 Cent a bully, the singer didn't hesitate to agree.
Now social media is divided.
Some people say 50 is simply doing what he's always done — trolling celebrities and turning everything into a joke.
Others believe there's a difference between joking around and publicly humiliating someone who's already dealing with a professional setback.
What do y'all think — is 50 Cent being funny, or is Ashanti right to call him a bully? #50cent
