50 Cent Says He Doesn’t Support Trump

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50 Cent Says He Doesn’t Support Trump

Chalk this up to when trolling goes wrong? After saying he just might vote for the current resident of the White House, 50 Cent has changed his tune to, "F*ck Donald Trump."

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