Cyrus Langhorne
New York rapper 50 Cent really isn't feeling Comcast right now. The hip-hop veteran went online this week to share his frustrations toward the massive TV provider.
Heading into the weekend, Fif went to his socials to let loose some serious steam at Comcast for dropping his “Power” show’s STARZ network from its channel line-up.
Fif went to Instagram Thursday to side with rap mogul Diddy following a statement about Comcast referencing his REVOLT business relationship in a publicized racial discrimination case.
Hours prior, Diddy came forward to call out Comcast for referencing their business relationship with his REVOLT network.
On Wednesday, the Comcast case went before the Supreme Court following publicized coverage.
At issue is whether Allen’s $20 billion lawsuit should have survived beyond the pleading stage by merely proving that his race was a “motivating factor” in Comcast’s decision to deny carriage of his company’s channels, or whether it was the sole cause, something called “but for” in legalese. The Ninth Circuit ruled in favor of Allen last year, and some of the justices found fault with the lower court’s reasoning. There also was skepticism of issuing a definitive ruling that established a lower threshold when a case is first filed, and a higher one if it reaches a trial. (Deadline)
