Murals have been popping up all over Australia for the last several months, depicting 50 Cent as other celebrities. Muralist Lushsux, who describes himself as a 50 Cent stan account, has shared photos of his countless artworks showing the rapper as Tekashi 6ix9ine, Mike Pence, Mike Tyson, and others. 

As weeks fly by, 50 Cent has expressed his anger at the situation, demanding that the artist cease producing any representations of his likeness on the street. Lushsux refuses to stop though and it looks like things finally caught up to him.

“This guy needs an ass whoopin bad, he still doing this shit,” wrote Fiddy about the artist. Apparently, people took his directions to heart and attacked Lushsux in the street, leaving him in the hospital.

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‘Unfortunately some 6 or 7 smoothebrains at one time on the street already put me in hospital already this month because of this shit,” he revealed.

Hearing about the assault, Fif denied responsibility and issued his official response.

“The artist got [punched] in the [face] that wasn’t me i didn’t do that,” says the rapper on his latest post. 

He may not be claiming responsibility for the attack but he did say, numerous times at that, that the artist should get what’s coming to him. Do you think he’s to blame?

50 Cent‘s typically trolling others on the internet. Sometimes to a point of no return. However, in recent times, he’s been facing his fair share of trolling by an artist in Australia. The artist, who goes by @lushsux on Instagram, has painted 50 Cent’s face on the heads of controversial political and pop-cultural figures. He’s painted Fif’s face on Post Malone‘s head, Donald Trump’s head, and most recently Mike Tyson’s. “This guy needs an ass whoopin bad, he still doing this shit,” 50 Cent captioned the post of @lushsux’s recent mural.

Apparently, people have been taking Fif’s directions to heart. The artist responsible for the paintings took to Instagram earlier today revealing that he’s already had to go to the hospital because people have attacked him. “50 seems to want some more walls? Unfortunately some 6 or 7 smoothebrains at one time on the street already put me in hospital already this month because of this shit,” he wrote in a recent Instagram post. “I constantly have to unwillingly fight people ( among other insane shit you would not believe even if I told you ) on the street who for whatever cooked reason seem to feel the need to come up to me at a wall and start trouble.”

He added, “It’s tiresome, but it will not ever stop me doing what 99.8% of what everyone else seems to for the most part get a hearty chuckle out of, because they aren’t sociopathic pieces of shit.”

Peep the post below. 

Rihanna hauled her wealthy self across the pond about a year ago, and this relocation means that she can officially be regarded—and evaluated—as a UK musician. Although Ms. Fenty has released little to no music in the past few years, she is still, first and foremost, a musical artist, and it turns out, one of the richest in the country. According to Britain’s Sunday Times, Rihanna sits in the third spot on the UK’s annual list of its wealthiest music stars, her first inclusion in the rankings since this move to London last year.

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Beat only by two knighted gentlemen—Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber and Sir Paul McCartney, tied at No. 1 each with a net worth of £800 million, or approximately $985 million USD—Rihanna nabbed the third spot with a a net worth of £468 million, or approximately $576 million USD. Although the list recognizes the richest musicians, Rihanna’s wealth largely stems from the sales from her Fenty fashion and lingerie brands and her Fenty Beauty line. 

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Robert Watts, the man who compiled the list, points out how Rihanna’s position on the list reflects a “seismic change” occurring among the wealthy, as younger performers continue to rank higher and higher. “If you look through the yellowing pages of the first list in 1989, it looks like a rogues’ gallery of middle-aged and elderly white men,” Watts notes. “It was earls, dukes and figures from manufacturing and finance. Now money is being made in different ways, and by all sorts of different people – like Rihanna.”

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Watts speculates that next year, though, the list will look a little different due to the current state of the music industry as a result of the pandemic. “The cancellations of tours and the pulling of albums mean it will be a thin year,” he said. “We expect most artists’ earnings to flatline but not for them to necessarily lose money, because the bulk of their wealth is already earned and safely in their bank accounts.” Check out the full list of the UK’s Wealthiest Music Stars below:

1. Lord Lloyd-Webber — £800m
1. Sir Paul McCartney — £800m
3. Rihanna — £800m
4. Sir Elton John — £360m
5. Sir Mick Jagger — £285m
6. Oli and Dhani Harrison — £270m
6. Keith Richards £270m
8. Sir Ringo Starr — £260m
9. Michael Flatley — £206m
10.Ed Sheeran — £200m
10. Sir Rod Stewart — £200m
10. Sting— £200m

50 Cent has been growing increasingly frustrated about an Australian street artist who has continually painted murals of the rapper as other famous people. Thus far, Fiddy has been transformed into Taylor Swift, Mike Pence, and many others. All of the murals have earned reactions from the television producer and author on social media as he seemingly wants to put an end to the madness. The latest mural may be the last straw.

This time around, anonymous artist Lushsux has continued the trollery with a large painting of 50 Cent as Tekashi 6ix9ine. Fif ended up seeing it and, needless to say, he was pissed.

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Taking to Instagram to repost a photo of the graffiti, 50 Cent issued a threat against Lushsux, claiming that he can find him even though he’s halfway across the world.

“I’m sick of this shit, he think i can’t find his ass in australia,” angrily wrote the legendary rapper. “I’m a have a knot put right on his fucking head.”

This one must have hit especially close to home. Last week, Fif did an interview where he said that he had no interest in working with Tekashi 6ix9ine in the future. 6ix9ine struck back by saying it wouldn’t be the first time Curtis had abandoned one of his sons. With that fresh in his mind, it couldn’t have been pleasant to see this new mural pop up.

Aaron Carter has been publicly spiralling for some time now. He would tell you otherwise, but his tweets speak for themselves. He has been constantly sparring with his followers as he denies being on drugs despite them pointing out his erratic behaviour and gaunt appearance. His siblings - including Backstreet Boy, Nick Carter - have also filed restraining orders against him after he publicly accused them of sexual assaulting him as a child. Amidst all these bizarre stories, Carter has also established a relationship with Adam 22 and become a recurring guest on "No Jumper".

Well, today you might have seen that Aaron Carter's name was back in the trending topics tab on Twitter. It's hard to follow everything that goes on in the whirlwind of Carter's life, so let me break it down for you. Carter has been selling custom tie-dye hoodies on his website for $100 a pop, capitalizing on the current fashion trend. In order to promote these pieces - which customers have tweeted about not receiving nor being refunded for -  Aaron tweeted out a link to the webstore along with what seemed to be intended as an inspirational message. "two lions at war can reach an understanding. I have my lions den, you have yours," he wrote. He attached a photo that depicted this aphorism, but he apparently sourced it from the Internet without consulting the artist who produced the image. The image of a black lion and white lion butting heads was made by digital artist, Jonas Jödicke, who is famous as JoJoes Arts for selling his work on Etsy. 

Chris Brown has proven over the years that he’s not just skilled when it comes to making addictive R&B songs but he also knows has to create something just as appealing when it comes to painting and drawing. The 30-year-old singer/songwriter has shared his work numerous times on social media from one post of his travelling drawing book to another that shows his murals at home. 

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Chris has previously expressed that he wants to one day “do an exhibit” of his work and while that time has yet to come it’s clear that it may include work by his daughter as well. The latest share to the Heartbreak On A Fullmoon singer’s Instagram sees his five-year-old daughter working on some artwork of her own as she’s seen sketching a picture with numerous coloured pens by her side. “She better than me ❤️,” Chris captioned the image. 

“I think the key is basically just your determination as far as an artist is concerned,” Chris said years ago when sharing tips for upcoming artists. “It’s just about your drive and your dream. I think that as far as being an artist, and being an entertainer, for me it’s like we never lose our dream. We never lose what we had as a kid in our minds, we kind of stay young and youthful so that’s what keeps us fresh and creative to go forward.”?

Blueface is one of the funniest rappers in the game for a plethora of reasons. His social media antics are something to be marveled at and he doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon, even if his musical buzz had taken a bit of a slide. The new year is finally upon us which means today was the first Throwback Thursday of 2020. Blueface took the opportunity to post a hilarious old video of himself which showed fans that some things just never change.

The rapper can be seen talking the exact same way he does now, cracking jokes and being a bit of a goof. As Blueface says in the caption “Blueface in 2016 as you can C I haven’t changed at all so I ain’t changing shyt this year ??‍♂️?.”

Blueface has absolutely zero use for a New Year’s resolution and we don’t blame him. As they say, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Regardless, Blueface will surely be in for an interesting 2020 as fans are curious how his musical career will progress. Since the release of his Dirtbag EP, Blueface has been teasing new music and we’ll surely be hearing some of it soon.

Let us know what you’re looking forward to most from Blueface this year.