VIDEO: 50 Cent’s dog refuses to admit after eating dumbbell weights at gym

 50 Cent refuses to admit after eating dumbbell weights at gym.

As the rapper approaches his dog, the canine doesn’t bother to even inspect the object by sniffing. Instead, he turns his head away from the crime scene. The reluctance to even look at the weight shows obvious signs of guilt from the dog. However, the poor puppy has currently not admitted to his actions. Despite his ruined gym equipment, 50 Cent can’t help but find the situation humorous. In his Instagram post, 50 Cent writes, “Yo. Look how he look away LOL he know what he did.”

However, despite the overwhelming evidence against him, many fans are in support of 50 Cent’s dog. Some are claiming that the dog is simply looking around to see who really did it. Others are suggesting that his pet was just trying to help the rapper workout by getting rid of some excess ounces on the weight. Regardless of whether or not the dog is guilty, it’s clearly impossible for anyone to stay mad at him. More than likely, his pet was simply excited to join his owner in his fitness plan.

The consumption of the gym equipment clearly came as a shock to the musician. The idea of being able to chew through something so tough is hard to wrap your head around. But from the dog’s on-screen appearance, it looks to be a Rottweiler breed. These breeds are known for their strength and toughness, which is fitting for the musician’s brand. But the tough exterior seems to fall flat on its face when it comes to reprimanding his dog. Check back in to see if 50 Cent is able to find the perpetrator of his ruined gym weights. 

Curtis James Jackson III, better known as 50 Cent, is an American rapper, actor and entrepreneur born July 6, 1975. Through his musical, entrepreneurial and investment ventures, he was previously estimated to have a net worth of $150 million in the early 2010s. In 2015, he declared bankruptcy due to a lawsuit and was forced to admit to having a net worth around $4 million.

Following dealing drugs as a teenager, 50 Cent went on to pursue a career in hip hop. He couldn’t fully escape his previous life and was shot 9 times in 2000, but was still able to release a well-received mixtape in 2002 called Guess Who’s Back?. This got the attention of Eminem and Dr. Dre, who then signed him to their record labels. Under Dr. Dre’s production, 50 Cent released Get Rich or Die Tryin’, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, going on to sell over 8 million copies. This cemented him as one of the most popular rappers of the early 2000s. He followed up with four albums over the next 12 years.

50 Cent also became well known for his business ventures, including his own music and clothing labels under his G-Unit brand name. His biggest business partnership was with Glaceau, the company who invented Vitamin Water. This partnership gave him a minority share in the Glaceau, which was then bought by Coca-Cola in 2007 for $4.1 billion. This deal was estimated to have earned him $100 million after taxes.

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