50 Cent Gets Hammered Again By Bankruptcy Judge: “There’s Nothing Funny Going On Here”

G-Unit boss 50 Cent cannot catch a break in his bankruptcy case and had to recently hear some tough words from a federal judge in court.

According to reports, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Ann M. Nevins singled out Fif for posting up a pic of himself surrounded by money following a March court outing a few days ago.

I would like to make a brief comment about the use of social media,” she said. “I want to be clear that when parties are in this courtroom or … they’re in a conference room around the corner from this courtroom, that’s not funny. … There’s nothing funny going on here. This is very serious stuff. So, I just want to make that point.” (Hartford Courant)

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Last week, 50’s judge banned smartphones from court proceedings.

The judge banned all electronic devices from the courtroom and conference rooms in response to Fiddy’s last court appearance. You’ll recall he posted a shot of himself last month with a wad of possibly fake cash in his waistband … while a hearing was STILL IN PROGRESS. The judge said she’s all for free speech, but implored 50 to quit with the antics and take the case seriously. (TMZ)

Fif went on a mini-Instagram tirade dishing on his issues with the legal system last month.

Recent reports claimed 50 came to terms and struck a deal in his publicized bankruptcy case.

Fitty made a deal with creditors that could free him from bankruptcy, his lawyers disclosed in a federal court in Hartford on Wednesday afternoon. Under the pact — which still has to be approved by a federal judge — the entertainer, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, could pay his biggest creditors as much as 74% of what he owes them. (NY Daily News)