50 Cent Hands Out $30K In Cash To Burger King Employees In Queens

50 Cent doles out $30K in cash to Burger King employees in Queens alongside Jay Mazini.

BYAron A.Sep 09, 202026.3K Views

50 Cent has been steadily on his grind in the television world in recent times. Despite a whole pandemic, he managed to wrap up production on Power Book II: Ghost which officially debuted over the weekend. Needless to say, 50 Cent has been catching blessings.

Just yesterday, the rapper and television mogul decided to spread the blessings to a group of employees at a Burger King in his neighborhood. The rapper linked up with Instagram influencer and entrepreneur Jay Mazini. The two surprised a group of the Burger King employees through the drive-thru before Fif handed out $30K in cash. It was their little way of saying thanks to the employees who continued to work during the coronavirus pandemic.

"ME & @50cent HAD TO SHUT BURGERKING DOWN IN SOUTHSIDE QUESNS," Mazini captioned his post. "PASSED OVER 30K ME & @50cent TO THESE HARD WORKERS, DURING THIS PANDEMIC. FIF TOLD ME I REALLY LIKE WHAT YOU’RE DOING, I TOLD HIM IT’S GOOD KARMA AT THE END OF THE DAY BIG BRO!!! CHANGE LIVES & CONNECT WITH REAL ONES.. SOUTHSIDE QUEENS STAND UP!! YA DESERVE IT."

Fif added on to that on his own IG page, writing, "Southside we out side @jaymazini heart so good i don’t think he can lose." Check the posts out below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CE5W72fj66l
https://www.instagram.com/p/CE5XWA4j1Ux
https://www.instagram.com/p/CE5de9mHkxZ

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