50 Cent makes fun of Terry Crews for being sexually assaulted

50 Cent is facing a backlash after taunting a Brooklyn Nine-Nine star for talking about the sexual assault.

Terry Crews had just delivered a moving speech for US politicians, where he said he was "groped" by a Hollywood agent in 2016.

50 Cent then posted a photo – which has since been removed – showing how much the actor is muscled with the caption: "I've been raped, my wife just watched".

Fans have called the rapper's message "disgusting".

Terry Crews, a former American football player, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to support new laws for victims of sexual assault.

"I am not a little man or an unsafe man," he said. "But right now … I never felt emasculated anymore.

"The aggression lasted only a few minutes, but what he was saying to me in reality while he was holding my genitals in his hand, was that it was only a matter of minutes. he held the power – which he controlled.

"That's how toxic masculinity permeates culture."

He explained that, in the wake, he had been told "over and over again that it was not violence, that it was just a joke, that it was just a play on words ".

But he now knows that "the ruckus of one man is the humiliation of another man".

This is not the first time the star tells her story: it 's been introduced last year as a result of allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.

But this speech was aimed at politicians who were trying to find the best way to implement a new set of rules called the Survivor Rights Charter Act, designed to better protect victims of sexual assault.

A senator asked him why – as a "mighty great man" – he did not repulse his attacker.

"Senator, as a black man in America, you have only a few chances to succeed," he replied.

"You only have a few chances to become a viable member of the community, I come from Flint, Michigan.

"I saw many, many young black men who were provoked into violence and they are in jail, or they were killed."

The 50 Cent article on Instagram made fun of Terry Crews for freezing "in fear".

It also implied that – if the same thing had happened to 50 Cent – his response would have been so violent "that they should have taken me to prison."

Terry Crews has since been asked what he does from the post.

"I like 50 Cent, listen to his music while I train," he told TMZ.

He then added, "I prove that size does not matter when it comes to sexual assault."

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