Although she only recently received a temporary freeze sentence when she was denied the ability to upload live to Instagram because of provocative content she uploaded, Madonna does not seem to get excited about the god of morality on the platform and continues to mature.
This past weekend, the 63-year-old pop queen shared with 18.1 million followers on Instagram a series of four photos of herself lying in bed, in one of which she presented a particularly provocative pose when photographed with her legs spread.
Although the picture garnered more than 317,000 likes, there were also those who were appalled by Madonna's clear provocation and claimed that she was tired of her desire to attract attention, called for a boycott of her phone and asked her to grow up.
Supporting this call was the 50 Cent rapper, who uploaded the photo in question on his 28-million-page Instagram page (adding three more photos of aliens) and added a sarcastic caption: "I hope she didn't force her kids to take this picture. At 63, someone "Tell her to calm down, please."
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This is not the first time that 50 Cent has stung Madonna for photos she chose to upload to Instagram.
In December 2021, Madonna uploaded a series of photos similar to those she uploaded this weekend and even then he had something to say on the subject.
"Wow, that's so funny" he wrote in a response that was later deleted.
"Here's Madonna under the bed trying to do 'Like A Virgin' at 63. She's done, she should get her old ass out from under the bed."
Madonna did not remain obligated to the mocking post, and responded with a past photo of the two in which she took care to share her opinion on the criticism of the one who once pretended to be a friend.
"Here's a picture of 50 Cent pretending to be my friend. Now you've decided to slander me," she wrote at the time in response.
"I guess your new career is getting attention for insulting other people on social media. The least sublime choice you can make as an artist and as an adult. You're just jealous that you do not look as good as I do and that you will not have so much fun when you are my age."
In contrast to a post from the weekend that remained and was not deleted, on that post 50 Cent chose to tweet an apology (which he also deleted in the end) in which he wrote: I probably hurt Madonna's feelings because she pulled out an old picture of us from MTV in 2003.
Well, I'm sorry, I did not mean to offend your feelings, "he wrote, adding:" I do not benefit from it anyway.
I said what I wrote because of where I had seen her before.
I hope you will accept my apology. "
Madonna did not apologize, and a week later uploaded an angry video directed at the provocative rapper.
"You tried to make me shimmy," she said.
"Your apology is fake. It's bullshit and it's invalid. An apology is invalid when you do not know what you are apologizing for. What you need to apologize for is your misogynistic, sexist behavior and comments that discriminate against you," she argued angrily.
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