50 Cent Mocks Floyd Mayweather’s Reading Abilities Again With A Poorly Written Note To Rapper TI’s Wife Tiny

50 Cent's post on Instagram

Rapper 50 Cent is at it again. After he mocked the world's richest boxer, Floyd Mayweather, regarding reading difficulties he exhibited during a radio show, provoking a response advising 50 Cent to read how much money the pugilist makes via two posted checks totaling over $72,000,000, the rapper decided to target the champ again (50 Cent Cruelly Mocks Floyd Mayweather's Reading Abilities When Many People Struggle With Illiteracy). 

Floyd Mayweather's tweet addressing 50 Cent's insults

50 Cent posted an item to his Instagram mocking Mayweather. The caption on 50 Cent's post read, "You put up a check. That must be for a blogger. You know I got money." The question is, which blogger is 50 Cent talking about. You trying to say bloggers are broke? We're not. I've got $10 in the bank and I resent that comment (I'm kidding about the $10).

50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather

The fake note 50 Cent wrote and posted on Instagram, was poorly written and contained many spelling errors, under the pretense it was authored by the  champ and addressed to reality star, Tiny, wife of gun-toting rapper TI. There is bad blood between TI and Mayweather, as the rapper is of the belief the boxer had sex with his wife Tiny. Mayweather denies the allegation.

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Floyd Mayweather Responds to 50 Cent After (Pseudo) Ice Bucket Challenge—See the Photo!

Sat., Aug. 23, 2014 3:13 PM PDT - Floyd Mayweather's response to rapper 50 Cent is so money. The hip-hop star had on Thursday shared a video showing himself forgoing the now-viral ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, taken by scores of celebrities, and issuing a new one—he said if the boxing champion would read one page from a Harry Potter book, he would donate $750,000 to charity.

On Saturday, Mayweather posted a photo of two checks that would probably not be accepted as a mobile deposit. "Read this $72,276,000.00. God bless," he said. "I guess you want people to see your math is better then your reading," 50 Cent tweeted in response to the photo.

He also posted an expletive-filled video posted on his Instagram page (warning: strong language). "You put up a check. That must be for a blogger. You know I got money," he said...

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50 Cent Cruelly Mocks Floyd Mayweather's Reading Abilities When Many People Struggle With Illiteracy (Video)

 

 

Rapper 50 Cent, former friend of world champion lightweight boxer, Floyd Mayweather, constantly attacks the pugilist on social networking and in interviews out of pure jealousy. 50 Cent has been lusting after Mayweather's fiancée, turned ex-fiancée, Shantel Jackson, for years. 50 Cent, not a boxing expert, even started a boxing promotions company modeled after Floyd's successful, multi-million dollar grossing Mayweather Promotions. 

50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather

Mayweather, the highest grossing athlete in the world, with an estimated fortune of $400,000,000, has largely ignored 50 Cent's attacks, but they've become quite personal, provoking a response (see Mayweather's tweet below stating "Read this. God bless" and a copy of two of his checks totaling $72,000,000). 50 Cent went on the radio and aided radio personality Charlemagne in mocking Mayweather's reading abilities. 

Nelly and Shantel Jackson

It was cruel and inappropriate. The thing that's most harmful about the taunting is it will discourage others with reading difficulties from getting tutoring or going back to school. I have friends and family who've tutored people who've struggled with reading and mathematics. The tutoring makes a difference. Going back to school has also proven helpful to many who cannot read or do mathematics. 

 

Floyd Mayweather's tweet addressing 50 Cent's insults

Months prior to this incident, the Judiciary Report sincerely stated Mayweather's protégé, Adrien Broner, should spend some of his winnings on education. No matter who you are in life, you can always learn something new. Let it be an ongoing process.