50 Cent's legal troubles continue to grow by the day. A little over a month a go, the rapper sued hip hop publication HipHopDX for publishing his photo without proper consent. In addition, Fif accused the website of publishing "fake news" on him, although the publication contested these claims. Now, HipHopDX has filed a defamation lawsuit against 50 Cent for allegedly trying to sabotage their brand through social media posts.

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