50 Cent’s Son Marquise Jackson Complains His Monthly Allowance of R120k Isn’t Enough, Advised to Get a Job

• 50 Cent's son Marquise Jackson has complained that his allowance of R120 563 ($6 700) a month is not enough for him
• Marquise's dad is a rapper, actor, filmmaker and a businessman and that's why he's son is demanding him to increase his monthly allowance
• Social media users advised 50 Cent's son to stop relying on his father for money and get a job because he's now a grown man

50 Cent's son Marquise Jackson is not happy with the allowance he gets from his father. The rapper's boy reportedly complained that his allowance of R120 563 ($6 700) a month is not enough for him. He's demanding more from his rich dad.

50 Cent is a rapper, actor, movie producer and businessman. He makes millions of dollars a year and Marquise wants his fair share. RapTV took to Twitter and shared that:

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"50 Cent’s son claims the $6,700 a month his father gives him is not enough."

Social media users shared mixed reactions to the news. Some people advised the 26-year-old to get a job and make his own money because he's now a grown man.

@hyndrxxx said:

"$6700 a month is NOT a whole lot in general. It’s a lot for doing nothing I suppose though. But then again I don’t know any details here."

@AllRapTakes wrote:

"Bro you’re a grown man. Make your own money. If you’re getting $6,700 free money every month and can’t figure out what to do with it, you’re just a failure at this point."

@kindadopebro commented:

"Imagine this plus working a full time job… he could b making some bank."

@Mawunya_ said:

"Meanwhile, someone somehow is desperately looking for that amount to start business. Life."

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@StevovoMailula wrote:

"That's R120k a month in SA."

@Theylovelus commented:

"Rich kids have it so easy and still find ways to complain."

@MukelooS added:

"Come live in South Africa, that 6700 is R120 548... or get a job, boy."

50 Cent celebrates son Sire being a top achiever

In other entertainment news, Briefly News reported that 50 Cent took to social media to celebrate his son being a top achiever. The US rapper's son was a student of the month at his school.

The In Da Club hitmaker took to his timeline to share a snap of Sire Jackson showing off his certificate. The proud dad is an actor, filmmaker and rapper. He's working hard to provide a good life for his little man.

Seeing his son achieving at a young age made the Den of Thieves actor smile from ear to ear. Taking to Twitter, the excited parent captioned his post:

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"My boy getting student of the month."

Source: Briefly News