50 Cent CLAIMS His Lifestyle ISN'T REAL

50 Cent is playing a DANGEROUS GAME. He is now claiming, just to get out of paying for the lawsuit he lost. That his lifestyle is all flash-n-trash and he's actually BROKE OR WHATEVER. It never ceases to amaze me when I see either Dumb-Black People, where they're along the Raven Symone line, or? Flat out, straight-up, Nigger-Traitors like 50 Cent! Where they try to run the same bullshit that Whites do in order to GET OUT OF the shit they've gotten themselves into.

Curtis is trying to HIDE HIS MONEY, HOPING THEY WON'T FIND IT. While SWEARING UNDER OATH! That he's broke or whatever, like he claims.
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Really?
Really that's your plan, Curtis.
So instead of just giving the Blackwoman her money, you decide to take the dickhead move of trying to OUT-CON, WHITE PEOPLE!? HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! I GOTTA DO IT! IT'S BEEN TOO LONG;

MARK MY WORDS! THESE WHITE MUTHAFUCKA'S ARE GOING TO DESTROY HIM!
^_^!
And because of how many OPTIONS he just gave the Nazi-American Court System, BANKRUPTCY COURT SYSTEM TOO!? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Look at the SHIT! That has been going on over the last few weeks. I do NOT like being VALIDATED THIS WAY, but NOW!? I hope that ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL OF YOU SEE!

This was why I LET MY EX-WIFE!?
Get that fuckin restraining order against me.
You give Nazi-America ANY SHOT AT YOU!
Best believe they will come at you like DUCK HUNT!
So you have to QUICKLY size up the situation and then figure out how to COME BACK AT THEM, BUT IN A WAY THAT BENEFITS YOU!
Here is the article;

50 Cent testifies his lifestyle is an illusion: 'I take the jewelry and cars back to the stores'

 

By Aly WeismanJuly 21, 2015 5:04 PM

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(Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News/POOL) Curtis Jackson, aka 50 Cent, appears in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday, July 21, 2015 in New York to testify in a lawsuit about a sex tape he allegedly posted online.
After filing for bankruptcy last week, 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, appeared in a Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday morning to testify that he is not as wealthy as his flashy lifestyle makes him appear to be.

While Forbes estimated the rapper's fortune to be about $155 million in May, Jackson's lawyer said in court Tuesday that his client's worth is $4.4 million, which presents a problem after he was hit last week with a $5 million verdict for publishing a sex tape starring rival Rick Ross' ex-girlfriend.

Jackson explained in court that while his social-media accounts may be filled with flashy photos, "I take the jewelry and the cars back to the stores," according to the New York Daily News.

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(instagram.com/50cent) When the judge asked the rapper about his 38 million record sales, Jasckon said, "I make 10 cents a record."

Jackson also said he made $100,000 for the two movies he's currently in, "Spy" and "Southpaw." For his current role on Starz's hit series "Power," which he also executive-produces, Jackson said he's pocketed only $150,000 from each of its first two seasons.

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(Starz) 50 Cent on season 1 of Starz's "Power."
Despite the filing, Jackson did admit that he recently threw cash around at a Florida strip club and bought a Rolls Royce on July 4th, but said "I took two others back" in order to buy it, according to the NYDN.

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(Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News/POOL) During his testimony, Jackson also said he was worried that his "brand" had been tarnished since the bankruptcy filing last week, saying, "Now that I filed for bankruptcy, I’m not as cool as I was last week."

Jackson did manage to say a minor apology to Lastonia Leviston, who was awarded $5 million after he allegedly published a sex tape on which she is featured without her consent: "I'm sorry if you feel like I hurt you."

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(Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News/POOL) 50 Cent arrives in court on Tuesday.
Since the bankruptcy filing last week, 50 Cent has been vocal about trying to get out of paying Leviston.

"I need protection," 50 Cent explained while appearing on TBS' "Conan." "You get a bull's-eye painted on your back when you’re successful, and it’s public. You become the ideal person for lawsuits."