On Monday, 50 Cent’s 25-year-old estranged son Marquise Jackson took to Instagram to send a message to his father after being criticized for saying $6,700 a month wasn’t enough in child support. In a photo, Jackson trolled his “pops” using $100 bills to spell out the word “entitled” on the floor.

He then captioned the picture, “S​​ince y’all think $6,700 is sooo much money, someone tell my pops I will pay him $6,700 for just 24hr of his time so we can do everything I ever wanted to do with him as a kid 🚦Red Yellow Green whatever color he like 😭”

Instead of hearing and understanding his son’s pain about not growing up with his father, the 47-year-old rapper responded via Instagram by posting a clip of a scene from the hit series Power.

The scene showed a dialogue between his character Kanan and his son Sean. The younger character explained to his father why he couldn’t kill his nemesis, “Ghost,” portrayed by Omari Hardwick. Kanan listened to Sean as he ripped into Kanan about setting him up and “using” him.

The powerful scene ended with the unbothered father murdering his son in cold blood.

50’s nonchalance regarding Jackson isn’t new.

In 2018, BET.com reported that the “In Da Club” emcee posted a hurtful response to seeing his son’s picture with a friend.

"If both these little n***** got hit by a bus, I wouldn't have a bad day," 50 said.

Jackson’s mother, Shaniqua Tompkins, wasted no time clapping back at the Queens native.

“I find it so humorous that a not-so-gangster rapper will go so hard and be so [diligent] at going at his child and his child’s mother but won’t keep that same energy for the n****’s who put that hot lead up in his a**,” she wrote.