God gave him style, but now 50 Cent’s asking for forgiveness for his enemies — and there are plenty of them — for simply “misunderstanding” him over the years.
The G-Unit mogul penned a prayer to the man above on Good Friday (April 3), which he shared on Instagram.
“Father God forgive me for my sins, forgive me for eating so much peanut butter and jelly, I’m big a— s—t now,” he quipped. “Father God forgive my enemies for misunderstanding me, allow your light to shine so bright with in me that my aura glows, in the name of the father the son and the Holy Spirit Amen.”
It’s unclear which of 50’s enemies he’s targeting, as that laundry list is tough to narrow down. In recent months, he’s gone after T.I., Ja Rule, Rick Ross, Papoose, Young Buck and Jim Jones, to name a few.
“I think I got 50 ptsd because I thought this was some negative s—t about someone,” one fan joked in 50’s comments section.
The Queens legend posted another photo of a younger 50 in a suit. “Positive vibes it’s Good Friday I’m gonna get some work done,” he wrote to kick off Easter weekend.
50 Cent previously rapped about asking the Lord for forgiveness on Power of the Dollar‘s “Ghetto Qu’ran (Forgive Me).” The track later appeared on 50’s Guess Who’s Back? 2002 mixtape. “Lord, forgive me, for I’ve sinned/ Over and over again just to stay on top,” he raps.
In late March, 50 gave back to the community by donating $500,000 to nine non-profit organizations around Shreveport, La. Earlier this week, 50 Cent called out Shreveport City Councilman Alan Jackson for creating “negative energy” surrounding his donations to the city.
“This guy is trying to create negative energy around me donating 500k to organizations in need,” he wrote. “To the organization who received the grants in the nicest way when you see him say F–K YOU ALAN !”
