50 Cent spotted on Capitol Hill making nice with Nancy Pelosi & Dem lawmakers

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Rapper and TV mogul, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is taking a dive into politics.

50 Cent was seen on Capitol Hill Wednesday meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and other lawmakers to advocate for diversity and representation in the entertainment business, according to The Hill.

The 44 -year-old, tweeted a photo of himself and Pelosi in the Capitol with the caption, “My #1 Lady Nancy Pelosi – Big Changes Coming”.

Not only was 50 Cent in Washington to advocate for diversity in entertainment, but also to advocate for the Starz network, which airs his hit TV series Power. His goal was to help the network to stay with cable company Comcast Xfinity.

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This aspect of the visit should come as no surprise as 50 Cent has publicly expressed his dislike for Comcast CEO Brian L. Roberts, about his handling of the Starz network.

“This is the guy fu**ing up (Power) over at @Comcast for no reason Brian Roberts, mother fu**er look like he been pushed around his whole life. He need to chill out, go to a golf course or sit his a** down some where,” 50 Cent posted to Instagram last week.

 

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?this is the guy fucking up (Power)over at @Comcast for no reason Brian Roberts,?mother fucker look like he been pushed around his whole life. He need to chill out, go to a golf course or sit his ass down some where. #lecheminduroi #bransoncognac

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Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Ill.), also tweeted a photo with 50 Cent and co-star Naturi Naughton from Power, applauding their representation on TV and need for diversity everywhere.

50 Cent also met with Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-Calif.) to discuss the importance of producing and promoting diverse programming, according to Fox News.

In July, at the Television Critics Association Press Tour 50 Cent alleged that Power had been overlooked by the Emmys because of the predominantly Black cast on the show.

“I like to say it’s racial. That’s the easy way to get out of things. People who are running and connected to these ceremonies are not necessarily cool people,” he said at the Television Critics Association Press Tour.

The Power midseason finale airs on Sunday night and will return in January with five final episodes, ending the shows six-season run with Starz.