Executive producer/actor Kurtis '50 Cent' Jackson stars in the TV show Power. Photo / AFP
50 Cent's penis appeared on-screen in a TV show on the weekend and the rapper is furious.
The 41-year-old, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, regularly appears in a crime/drama show called Power.
He's also an executive producer on the show.
In the most recent episode, the tip of 50 Cent's penis was clearly visible during a rather graphic sex scene.
Before the episode aired, 50 Cent sounded as if he was totally OK with his pecker's cameo.
"My penis is going to debut!," he said to TV Guide.
"I don't give a f**k. First it was supposed to be darker [after footage was edited.] You couldn't see it on the screen. [A producer] was like, 'I gotta show you! When you put it on the screen, you can see it.' I don't care."
But then all of a sudden 50 Cent did care.
In a series of social media posts, some of which have since been deleted, the rapper took aim at the show's creator, Courtney Kemp Agboh, and blasted her for the graphic scene after the episode aired.
"B***H I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DID THAT WITH OUT TELLING ME FIRST, WHAT THE F**K IS WRONG WITH YOU !!!!" he wrote on Facebook.
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Kemp responded on Instagram and labelled 50 Cent a liar, claiming he knew about the scene and that he had signed a nudity waiver for Power.
"You knew what we were shooting during (episode) 404," she wrote.
"Yeah that's your (insert eggplant emoji) you signed the waiver like everybody else."
50 Cent seemed particularly worried about what his aunty would think when she saw the scene, and he revealed to fans on Instagram after the episode aired that she was "traumatised".
"My Auntie G money, just called me and said man what the f**k did i just watch ... she's traumatized. She said she had to get up twice."
Probably for the best his aunty doesn't google Orlando Bloom or Justin Bieber for the time being ...
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