50 Cent Claps Back at Vivica Fox with Bizarre AI

Dating a celebrity comes with a unique set of challenges, largely due to the intense pressures of fame on a person's life and psyche. Rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent is no stranger to this world, often engaging in chaotic and amusing online trolling. This time, his former romantic partner, actress Vivica A. Fox, is the latest subject of his digital antics.

A Turbulent History Rekindled

Vivica A. Fox and 50 Cent's relationship was a whirlwind romance in the early 2000s, a time when both were at the height of their careers. They got together after the 2003 BET Awards and made a memorable public appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards that same year. Despite the high-profile nature of their affair, the relationship lasted only a few months.

Their history since the breakup has been a classic love/hate saga, typical of many of 50 Cent's public relationships. One minute, things seem amicable, with Fox even appearing in his 2009 music video. The next, they are publicly taking jabs at each other.

From Love of Her Life to Public Warning

This on-again, off-again dynamic has produced conflicting statements over the years. In a 2021 interview with VladTV, Fox candidly called 50 Cent the “love of my life,” explaining that their relationship ended because it became “way too public, way too fast.” However, her recent advice suggests a dramatic shift in perspective.

Speaking recently at the Ultimate Women’s Expo, Fox was asked by a crowd member for advice on chasing dreams. In a playful yet pointed response, she offered a warning. “Don’t date 50 Cent. Don’t date no damn rappers,” she advised the audience. “Facts! Just so you know, it took me years to be able to laugh about it. I had to learn to laugh not to cry no more, but I did it.”

50 Cent Responds from The Matrix

Never one to miss an opportunity for a public clapback, 50 Cent quickly responded. He took to Instagram to post a strange, AI-generated picture of himself reimagined as the character Morpheus from The Matrix.

His caption was a direct and teasing message to Fox: “Either way I’m a have that ass in the matrix, you know I love me some you girl, but Damn it’s been 22 years Vivica.” The post is the latest chapter in their long and complicated public history, blending modern technology with old romantic drama.