50 Cent has never been one to pass up an opportunity to troll someone, and his latest target comes straight from the world of artificial intelligence.
As spotted on HotNewHipHop the G-Unit mogul has turned the controversy surrounding former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang into comedy, using AI to insert the embattled technology executive into the music video for his 2003 hit “P.I.M.P.” In the digitally altered footage, Huang replaces Snoop Dogg, who famously appeared alongside 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Young Buck in the remix of the chart-topping record.
However, Fif wasn’t satisfied with simply giving Huang an unexpected introduction to hip-hop history. He also jokingly offered the former technology executive a new career opportunity. “Jensen don’t sweat it come be head of AI at G-Unit film & television,” 50 Cent wrote on Instagram. “GLG GreenLightGang in full effect.”
The video, shared on Thursday (Nov. 12), puts Huang in the middle of one of the most recognizable visuals from 50 Cent’s blockbuster debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin’. The original “P.I.M.P.” became one of the rapper’s signature records, with the remix reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The unlikely makeover comes as Huang faces intense scrutiny over allegations involving extramarital relationships, including one reportedly involving a woman suspected of having ties to Chinese intelligence. According to reports, Huang acknowledged being unfaithful to his wife, Lori Huang, in a company-wide message to Nvidia employees. The controversy also included allegations of another relationship with a company subordinate, raising questions about his judgment and potential national security vulnerabilities.
The situation became particularly sensitive given Nvidia’s prominent position in the global artificial intelligence industry and ongoing tensions between the United States and China over advanced semiconductor technology. Huang, who co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and helped transform the company into an AI powerhouse, stepped down from his leadership position on November 12. Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress was named interim CEO as the company began searching for a permanent replacement.
Despite the serious nature of the allegations, 50 Cent apparently saw an opportunity to add another name to his growing collection of social media targets. The Queens rapper has spent years making entertainment out of public controversies, frequently directing his online commentary toward longtime rivals Ja Rule and Sean “Diddy” Combs. Whether sharing memes, resurrecting old feuds, or offering sarcastic commentary, Fif has demonstrated an unusual ability to turn almost any headline into another opportunity for trolling. And Huang wasn’t spared a second round.
50 Cent also shared another AI-generated video placing the former Nvidia executive into the role originally played by Justin Bieber in Drake’s 2020 “Popstar” music video. “lol like this I don’t know why, but I like it,” he wrote alongside the additional clip.
For now, there’s no indication that Huang intends to accept 50 Cent’s tongue-in-cheek invitation to join G-Unit Film & Television. However, with artificial intelligence increasingly reshaping the entertainment industry, the rapper’s latest social media stunt demonstrates just how easily the technology can turn an unexpected public figure into the star of a hip-hop classic.
