Rapper 50 Cent told a federal bankruptcy judge Wednesday he has only been posting photos of stacks of cash on social media to maintain his street cred. But not to worry: They?re not real assets being kept from creditors, the money is fake. The ?Get Rich or Die Tryin?? entertainer was hauled into court to explain why, if he has declared bankruptcy in July and is working out a plan to pay off his creditors, he has been posting photos on social media surrounded with wads of what appears to be cold, hard cash. In some of the photos posted on Instagram, the stacks of bills spell out the word ?broke.? The rapper tried to convince the judge that the money was a prop, and did not indicate that he was disrespectful of the bankruptcy process. One of his creditors includes Lastonia Leviston, who won a $7 million jury award against him for posting a sex tape online.
