50 Cent Uses Mary J. Blige’s ‘Power’ Salary To Entice Taraji P. Henson

50 Cent started his profession as a Hip-Hop bully, however has actually because ended up being charitable and practical in his turn as a tv and movie executive.

The rap artist’s newest act of altruism seems his effort to guarantee starlet Taraji P. Henson gets her worth as a starlet. Fif’s effort to hire the Washington D.C. local began Wednesday (Jan. 10), when he possessed his function in protecting R&B vocalist Mary J. Blige a lofty wage to appear on STARZ‘s Power Book II: Ghost

“Someone called me today thinking I was bullsh!ting about dealing with @tarajiphenson till I informed them what I made STARZ pay @therealmaryjblige to be on GHOST,” the 48-year-old captioned a post on Instagram. He continued to communicate his severity concerning the deal, including, “I ain’t out here fvcking around.”

According to reportsBlige, who starred as homicidal drug queen pin Monet Tejada in the very first 2 seasons of Ghostmakes $400,000 per episode, which ranks amongst the greater incomes for females in television.

By working with Henson to star in among his numerous productions, 50 would most likely yield the acclaimed starlet a greater amount than what she got for her deal with the FOX program Empirewhich was supposedly less than half of Blige’s Power income.

This isn’t the very first time the G-Unit leader has actually openly revealed his desire to deal with Henson, as he formerly shared his response to news that the starlet fired her whole group due to her discontentment with the instructions of her profession. “They faltered fvck em @tarajiphenson,” he composed on social networks at the time. “I’m all set to work let’s get it.”

Taraji P. Henson isn’t the only Empire star he’s connected to in an effort to bring them under his innovative umbrella. He formerly provided to assist in correct payment for Henson’s previous costar, Terrence Howard, who has actually likewise been singing about the disparities in between his income which of other leading males starring in prominent programs.

“Damn @theterrencehoward call my phone I will get you the cash they was expected to get for you,” he composed. “Im not playing no video games over here.”