American rapper 50 Cent has poked fun at former Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, sharing an AI-generated video that places the technology executive in the music video for his 2003 hit “P.I.M.P.”
Posted to Instagram on Thursday, November 12, the edited clip replaces Snoop Dogg with an AI-generated version of Huang. 50 Cent also jokingly offered him a role at his entertainment company, G-Unit Film & Television.
“Jensen, don’t sweat it—come be head of AI at G-Unit Film & Television. GLG GreenLightGang in full effect,” the rapper wrote. The post drew amused reactions from fans, with one commenter suggesting Huang was now the newest member of “Jen-Unit.”
50 Cent followed up with another AI-generated video, this time depicting Huang in Justin Bieber’s role in Drake’s 2020 “Popstar” music video. “Lol, like this. I don’t know why, but I like it,” he captioned the post.
The videos appeared amid reports and online discussion about Huang’s departure from Nvidia and allegations involving his personal life. The claims, including an allegation that a woman linked to the controversy was suspected by U.S. intelligence officials of spying for China, should be clearly attributed to reliable sources and independently verified before publication. China has denied the spying allegation, and Nvidia has said it had no reason to believe national security or company secrets were compromised.
The draft also says Huang acknowledged being unfaithful to his wife, Lori, in a message to Nvidia employees, and that Nvidia CFO Colette Kress was named interim chief executive after his resignation on November 12. Those details should likewise be confirmed against primary or other reliable sources. If verified, the episode would mark the end of Huang’s more than three decades leading the company.
For now, 50 Cent’s posts offer a dose of celebrity humor amid a controversy that remains subject to careful reporting and verification.
