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People Boycotting 50 Cent Over LGBTQ Themes in Children's Cartoons

This composite meme features a close-up, stern portrait of rapper 50 Cent (Curtis Jackson) on the left. On the right, a circular inset displays a scene from the animated series *Star vs. the Forces of Evil*, showing characters Marco Diaz and Jackie Lynn Thomas holding hands while surrounded by background characters (including same-sex pairs) kissing. Bold white text at the bottom reads: "PEOPLE ARE BOYCOTTING 50 CENT AFTER HE SHARED HIS VIEW THAT LGBTQ THEMES SHOULD NOT BE INCLUDED IN CHILDREN'S CARTOONS". The meme frames the online controversy surrounding 50 Cent's public opinion on LGBTQ+ content in children's media, pairing his image with a relevant cartoon scene that includes queer themes to contextualize the boycott.
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PEOPLE ARE BOYCOTTING 50 CENT AFTER HE SHARED HIS VIEW THAT LGBTQ THEMES SHOULD NOT BE INCLUDED IN CHILDREN'S CARTOONS

Overview

This composite meme features a close-up, stern portrait of rapper 50 Cent (Curtis Jackson) on the left. On the right, a circular inset displays a scene from the animated series Star vs. the Forces of Evil, showing characters Marco Diaz and Jackie Lynn Thomas holding hands while surrounded by background characters (including same-sex pairs) kissing. Bold white text at the bottom reads: "PEOPLE ARE BOYCOTTING 50 CENT AFTER HE SHARED HIS VIEW THAT LGBTQ THEMES SHOULD NOT BE INCLUDED IN CHILDREN'S CARTOONS". The meme frames the online controversy surrounding 50 Cent's public opinion on LGBTQ+ content in children's media, pairing his image with a relevant cartoon scene that includes queer themes to contextualize the boycott.

Origin notes

This image originates from the social media platform 9Gag, as specified in the provided additional information. It is a user-created collage meme, combining a real photograph of 50 Cent, a screenshot from the animated show Star vs. the Forces of Evil, and explanatory text to highlight the online boycott controversy. It is designed for sharing on social media to discuss the celebrity's controversial take on media representation.

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