Rapper 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, is unhappy that his penis made an appearance in a recent episode of the television series, “Power,” which he produces.

In the scene, his character Kanan is seen masturbating.

Prior to the episode airing, 50 Cent had spoken to TV Guide about the scene, saying, “My penis is going to debut!” He added, “I don’t give a f**k.”

However, since the episode aired, he appears to have changed his tune and has called out the show’s writer, Courtney Kemp Agboh, in now-deleted Instagram posts.

Kemp Agboh responded to 50 Cent’s criticism by saying that he knew what was being filmed and had even signed a waiver like everyone else involved in the production.

She wrote on Instagram, “Ghost must die and @50cent must lie because you knew what we were shooting during 404. Yeah that’s your 🍆 you signed the waiver like everybody else.”

Despite Kemp Agboh’s response, 50 Cent continued to express his unhappiness with the scene.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, he wrote, “This is not how I wanted to be remembered.”

He later clarified that his issue was not with the nudity itself, but with the fact that it was not shot in the way he had envisioned.

In response to the controversy, Starz released a statement in which they said, “The scene is intended to make a point about the effect of Kanan’s hedonistic lifestyle and his objectification of women. We take this matter seriously and are reviewing it in-house.”

The scene in question has since been removed from the episode and is no longer available to watch online.

However, it is still being discussed online and has sparked a debate about the use of male nudity in film and television.

Some people have praised 50 Cent for being so open about his body, while others have criticized him for not being more careful about how it was used.

Some have also pointed out that the use of male nudity in television and film is still relatively rare and that it can be seen as a form of empowerment for men.

Regardless of people’s opinions on the matter, it seems clear that the controversy surrounding 50 Cent’s penis is far from over.

It remains to be seen how it will affect his career and the future of “Power.”