Ye and Nicki Minaj, according to 50 Cent, are evidence why fame should never be combined with politics or religion

During a recent promotional event, 50 Cent used two of the biggest names in music as real-world examples to explain why he stays out of public discussions about politics and religion.

“They advise you to avoid two things,” he stated. Politics and religion. No matter what you believe, there are people who vehemently disagree with you. Then he got right to the point. That’s how Kanye West made a mistake. Nicki then stated a few things.

Ye’s antisemitic sentiments over the past few years have resulted in lost partnerships and massive criticism, which coincides with 50’s remarks. 

After publicly interacting with Charlie Kirk’s group and the Trump administration, which divided her fan base, Nicki Minaj has also come under fire. The lesson is easy for fifty. Brands don’t always bounce back from controversy.

He was promoting his most recent film production, “Moses the Black,” which he produced, when the conversation took place. The film retells the tale of an Ethiopian saint from the fourth century who was formerly a notorious gang leader before becoming a monk as a contemporary tale of redemption in Chicago. Starring Omar Epps, Wiz Khalifa, and Quavo, it combines crime drama with elements of Orthodox Christianity. The movie is scheduled to launch in 1,800 theaters on January 30, 2026.

50 Cent emphasized that framing is crucial. First and foremost, he wants viewers to view the endeavor as entertainment rather than a preaching.

“Moses the Black is about a transformation,” he stated, adding that maintaining the narrative’s focus prevents viewers from becoming disenchanted.