50 Cent went at Donald Trump on Instagram, Saturday, following the President’s controversial handling of the global pandemic led by the Coronavirus.

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“You wanted a reality show host as president. Well, now you’re on Survivor,” joked 50. He continued in the caption saying, “yeah we fucked up big time, but we gonna be alright watch. LOL.”

Being from Queens, New York, 50 may have been set off by Trump coming at New York in recent days, placing blame on the city and mulling a Quarantine on the state of New York and surrounding area. Saturday, Trump tweeted, “I am giving consideration to a QUARANTINE of developing ‘hot spots,’ New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. A decision will be made, one way or another, shortly.” He described a potential quarantine as “short,” citing “two-weeks” for New York.

In the last 24 hours, 67 died in New York City from the virus. There are 29,158 confirmed cases in the city. The borough of Queens, specifically, is the worst-hit area in the nation. There are 9,228 cases in Queens, making up 32% of the total cases in New York City. Across the United States, the CDC reports 103,321 confirmed cases and 1,668 deaths.

Experts expect that the virus may not peak for another three weeks at the earliest.

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The Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens, New York City, was shown filled to the brim with Coronavirus patients seeking medical care in a disturbing new Facebook video. The emergency room of the hospital in question was crammed with defeated-looking patients on gurneys, pushed side-by-side. Patients were also shown sitting in chairs waiting to be assessed by a medical professional. At the beginning of the clip, a distressed employee can be heard asking, “Who is the sickest patient [who] needs to go up?”

“I don’t know,” responds another voice. The video is a perfect illustration of how condensed and crowded hospitals have become since the coronavirus pandemic escalated, particularly in the United States and specifically in New York. The clip was posted on Thursday by a Facebook user after an anonymous hospital worker had sent it to them.  At the time it was posted, Queens was leading New York City as bearing the highest percentage of reported cases of coronavirus out of all five NYC boroughs, with 7,362 reported cases of infection. Out of the 4,720 patients hospitalized citywide, at least 850 were being treated in the ICU. In response to the video, a spokesman for the hospital simply said that the footage was “unauthorized.”