Rapper 50 Cent finds himself at odds with NYC Mayor Adams over the city’s allocation of prepaid credit cards for illegal aliens. In a recent Instagram post, the rap star expressed confusion over the initiative, questioning its effectiveness and hinting that former President Donald Trump might offer better solutions.

In a startling turn of events, 50 Cent, known for his candid opinions, once again veered towards reconsidering his stance on Democrat policies. Venting his frustration on social media, he exclaimed, “:WTF mayor Adams call my phone, I don’t understand how this works. Somebody explain. [Ari Melber] can’t explain this, I’m stuck maybe TRUMP is the answer.”

This isn’t the first time 50 Cent has made waves with his political commentary. Back in October 2021, he caused a stir by endorsing Trump, citing concerns over Joe Biden’s proposed tax plan. However, just a week later, he swiftly retracted his support, denouncing Trump and his policies.

50 Cent isn’t alone in his wavering political allegiance. Rapper Killer Mike also raised eyebrows by refusing to endorse Joe Biden in the upcoming election race against Trump.

During a heated exchange with comedian Bill Maher, Killer Mike emphasized the need for concrete actions that benefit the Black community.

The shifting sentiments within the rap world reflect a broader trend of disillusionment with the Democratic Party. Trump’s efforts towards criminal justice reform, highlighted by his collaborations with figures like Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, have garnered attention and support from within the hip-hop community.

As Democrats grapple with dwindling support among Black voters, figures like 50 Cent and Killer Mike serve as vocal reminders of the complexities within the political landscape. With tensions running high and the stakes higher than ever, the battle for hearts and minds continues to unfold on both the streets and the stage.