Nelly Follows 50 Cent In Madonna Disapproval: ‘Some Things Should Be Covered Up’
50 Cent has trolled Madonna on several occasions, but it doesn’t look like he’s the only one commenting on the legendary pop artist’s antics.
On Thursday (January 27), Madonna took to her Instagram with a suggestive picture of herself that has a lot of people talking on Instagram like Saint Louis rap legend Nelly. The 47-year-old rapper wasn’t feeling Madonna wearing lace underwear and pantyhose in the picture.
“Something’s should just be left covered up,” Nelly wrote in the comment section of the picture.
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Others commented on Madonna’s curves, saying she must have received a Brazilian butt lift with how accentuated her backside looked in the photos. Although people are speaking on Madonna, 50 Cent is the only one to get a response from the “Like A Virgin” singer.
50 Cent ignited his feud with the Material Girl on November 26 when he re-shared a photo from Madonna’s Instagram page. The picture showed the 63-year-old pop icon facedown on the floor with only her butt and legs hanging out from under a bed.
50 Cent claimed the photo was the “funniest shit,” and added, “LOL. That’s Madonna under the bed trying to do like a virgin at 63. she shot out, if she don’t get her old ass up. LMFAO.”
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Madonna quickly called him out, and 50 issued an apology, but she clearly wasn’t done with him yet. On December 11, Madonna posted an Instagram video aimed at 50 Cent.
“You were trying to shame me,” she said while using a Betty Boop filter. “You were trying to humiliate me. Yeah, your apology is fake. It’s bullshit and it’s not valid. Let me just hit those four or five points about your apology being invalid. Number one, it’s not hard to find footage of you and me hanging out. Number two, an apology is not valid if you don’t know what you’re apologizing for. What you should be apologizing for is your misogynistic, sexist, ageist behavior and remarks.
“Number three, you didn’t hurt my feelings ’cause I don’t take it personally. I could never take it personally because you’re not coming from an enlightened place. Number four, you say that you’re not benefiting from it. Of course you’re benefiting from it. That is what social media is all about. You do understand that right?”