Coronavirus might be keeping people inside but Netflix’s Tiger King was released just in time for quarantine. The mysterious case of Joe Exotic has sparked debate across the Internet regarding his freedom and Carole Baskins. Cardi B recently hit Twitter where she jokingly stated that she’d be launching a GoFundMe to free the incarcerated zoo owner.

The latest person to chime in on Tiger King is 50 Cent. Taking to his Instagram page, he shared a bizarre meme of his face photoshopped onto Joe Exotic’s mugshot. “who the fuck did this to me,” he wrote. “i saw that Tiger shit, the man had 2 boy friends. got tired of a bitch then killed her.lol”

Netflix’s Tiger King surrounds the life of Joe Exotic who owned a Tiger Zoo in Oklahoma that attracted tons of celebrities including Shaq who recently responded to backlash for visiting the zoo. He ends up getting tangled in a murder-for-plot scheme that now has him locked up. Directors of the show recently relayed Joe Exotic’s feelings about his recent success.

“You can hardly talk to him without him mentioning the amount of press he’s getting. He says people are asking to see his Prince Albert and girls are sending him sexy bikini pictures even though he’s gay. He’s over the moon,” Rebecca Chaiklin said. ” Joe definitely did some horrible things to his animals. He was very abusive to them and he shot five tigers, no question about it. But what has happened to him has also been hard.”

Peep Fif’s meme below. 

Boosie Badazz was pleasantly surprised when he received a special gift from Pablo Escobar's family this week. The rapper was given some memorabilia of the infamous Colombian drug lord, including a T-shirt bearing his notorious mugshot signed by his brother, Roberto, as well as Pablo's actual fingerprints. Boosie shared a video on Instagram showing off the generous gift, showing how thrilled he is to receive such an honour.

In the clip, Boosie gives a little insight on what we're looking at. "From Pablo Escobar's family baby. Pablo's real fingerprints on the thing. His brother Roberto signing it. It's authentic, man," he narrates. "Pablo fingerprints before he died.  The co-founder of the Medellin cartel sent me this. Medellin, n*gga. To Boosie. I keep his name alive. I'm lit the whole day. Can't nobody tell me sh*t.  I've sh*tted on the world. When keeping it real pays off. Nobody better not tell me sh*t." In the caption, he declared that he will be going to Medellin this summer to visit Pablo's mansion.

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In another video, Boosie boasts about how the gift is "bigger than a Grammy" to him. "You know why?" he asks. "Because everybody got Grammys. But what motherf*cking rapper got this? It's a Hood Grammy." 

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It’s reached the point where even a man with Lupus is fair game for ridicule. Yesterday, Miami legend Trick Daddy witnessed his mugshot becoming the meme-du-jour, with legions of Twitter trolls belittling his appearance. It ran so rampant that Trick himself emerged to speak on the matter, maintaining his strength in the face of adversity. “Let me get this right,” he wrote, in an emotional Facebook post. “You lie on me .. make fun of the fact that I Have lupus … and all this just for likes .. thank god im strong .. everything is funny until it hits close to home .. my feelings don’t hurt easily I’m too worried about waking up tomorrow.”

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Amidst all of the negativity, T.I. opted to chime in and throw his support behind Trick Daddy Dollars. Above an image of Trick and Snoop posted up, a message reads “n***as will always share some shit when a n***a in trouble, but this man got a successful restaurant booming and a new talk show on the biggest radio station in Miami and won’t see nan post about that!” Offering his own take, Tip co-signed the picture’s message with his own validation: “Damn Right!!! Congratulations Trick!!!” 

Check it out for yourself, and show some love to Trick Daddy during this time of personal crisis.