50 Cent laughs off Cardi B's 'hell no' to '21 Questions'
50 Cent has taken Cardi B's rejection of one of his biggest hits in good humour.
On Sept. 28, he reposted a clip of Cardi B hearing his 2003 single "21 Questions" during a recent nightclub appearance and answering it with her own running commentary. Cardi can be heard saying "hell no" repeatedly as the lyrics play, adding ad-libs over the track, according to Billboard.
50 Cent added his own caption on Instagram. He joked that Cardi had said "Nope" to the song's sentiments after her last two relationships.
"21 Questions" is a single from his album Get Rich or Die Tryin' and features Nate Dogg alongside 50 Cent. It reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, the United States singles chart, in 2003.
The joke points to Cardi B's much-reported personal life over the past two years. She filed for divorce from Offset for a second time in August 2024. Offset is the father of her first three children.
She then began a relationship with NFL player Stefon Diggs in early 2025. The pair welcomed a baby boy together in November before appearing to split in the first quarter of 2026.
50 Cent has commented on that relationship before. In February, he weighed in on rumoured issues between Cardi B and Diggs in an Instagram post.
What makes this stand out is the tone. No argument, no call-out. Just one rapper laughing as another rapper talks back to his chorus in a club.
