President Trump received backlash when he suggested "injecting" humans with disinfectant to kill the virus, and 50 Cent thinks the idea is hilarious.
50 Cent has a history when it comes to Trump, revealing last year that he turned down a $500k offer to appear at his inauguration. "I didn't do it because I didn't know if I could fix the damage... To be honest with you, all money's not good money," he said. "Don't bring me to fix the African American vote." So when the opportunity to clown Trump over his disinfectant comments popped up, 50 jumped at the chance.
"This fucking guy is a nightmare," the rapper said alongside a picture of an emoji Trump downing a bottle of Clorox. "But I think I like him. I can't believe he said that shit out loud. LOL." In a second post, which featured an edited photo showing "Clorox Chewables," he added, "Yo ya man is crazy LOL." In another post, he trolled the President further. "Favorite Trump quotes: just grab her by the pu$$y," he wrote.
But 50 Cent isn't the only person who has clowned Trump for his poor choice of words. Snoop Dogg also chimed in on the discourse by posting the same emoji Trump picture. "Aight u go first then ya voters and I'll be here waiting to c how y'all feel before I go under my kitchen sink for some bleach," Snoop wrote. "N***a please."
Following Trump's bizarre suggestion, Lysol's parent company urged people not to consume disinfectants. Instead of apologizing for what he said, Trump responded to the backlash and said he was being "sarcastic." As of Friday, #DontDrinkBleach has trended on Twitter as a result of the conversation surrounding what he said.
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