Donald Trump Jr. has reportedly booked popular rapper 50 Cent for a performance at his premium club. The club is co-owned by Christopher Buskirk and Omeed Malik, as well as Donald Trump Jr. This comes after the rapper previously claimed he turned down an offer to perform at a rally for Donald Trump in 2024.
Donald Trump Jr. reportedly booked 50 Cent for his club
According to a report by The Daily Beast, 50 Cent has been booked to perform at Donald Trump Jr.’s private club on the eve of America’s 250th anniversary. However, the rapper has not made any comments regarding this yet.
The report further states that a person associated with Donald Trump Jr.‘s Executive Branch club has revealed that 50 Cent will perform alongside other rappers, including Timbaland, Ja Rule, and Busta Rhymes. The performance is apparently scheduled for July 3, 2026. Previously, 50 Cent claimed he had declined to perform at President Donald Trump’s 2024 rally.
While having a conversation on The Breakfast Club in 2024, the rapper said, “I didn’t even go far. I didn’t talk to them about that kinda stuff.” He added that he is not fond of politics. 50 Cent asserted that Donald Trump’s team offered to pay him $3 million for his rally at Madison Square Garden, but the deal didn’t move forward.
Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally ultimately featured late professional wrestler Hulk Hogan and Dr. Phil, who endorsed the President.
Moreover, in 2019, 50 Cent revealed to The Daily Beast that he had declined to perform at Trump’s inauguration ceremony. He stated, “He offered me a half-million just to come! I didn’t think that was a good move at that point. You find out that every dollar is not a good dollar, and how do you repair the damage that that does?”
