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In a new Instagram post shared on Monday, 50 Cent admitted that he is'practicing abstinence' as his New Year's resolution. In Da Club, 48, a man who was chastised for making just one dance move during his Australian appearances, said he promised to concentrate on his goals rather than distractions. "I'm so excited, I don't have time to be distracted." The author wrote, "I'm meditateing and focusing on my goals.'

During his Last Lap Tour stop in Michigan, Eminem brought the fans the thrill of a lifetime. On Sunday evening, the 50-year-old rap legend received a rousing applause when he arrived at the stage at Pine Knob Amphitheater in Clarkston, Michigan, where he joined the 48-year-old Effen vodka owner who has been on tour throughout the 20th year anniversary of his legendary 2003 debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin'. As he came out to do his duties from Patiently Waiting, Eminem, who recently asked presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to refrain from using Lose Yourself on the campaign trail, had the audience on their feet. Since the 8 Mile actor is from Detroit, he did not live too far from the venue, so it was no surprise that he would be welcomed by a hometown hero.

On Thursday, the rapper The Game appeared to reignite his long-running rivalry with 50 Cent. In an Instagram Stories post, Compton-born rapper 43 mocked In Da Club's 48-year-old rapper As a "fat a**," he posted a meme of 50's appearance to throw a microphone into the audience at his Los Angeles concert on Wednesday. The Game - real name: Jayceon Terrell Taylor mocked his long-time rival for reportedly striking a female concertgoer in the head with his hurled microphone, leaving her with a gash on her forehead that poured blood all over her face and clothing.

50 Cent's lawyer released a statement with DailyMail.com claiming that his client did not 'intentionally' strike a woman during his latest concert stop in Los Angeles. "Let's be very specific, as I told LAPD this afternoon that my client Curtis would never intentionally assault anyone with a microphone," said Scott Leeman in a tweet.' Anyone who says something different doesn't have all the facts and is deceived,' he said.