50 Cent, an American rapper and businessman, has stated that he is considering making a film based on the life of convicted con man Ramon Olorunwa Abass, A.K.A Hushpuppi.
Hushpuppi was recently sentenced to 11 years in prison in the United States after pleading guilty to money laundering. Two days after Hushpuppi’s sentencing, the American rapper and film producer took to Instagram to announce his plans to create a documentary series about his life.
The rapper shared photos of Hushpuppi when he was living a flamboyant lifestyle with the caption:
“For my scammers, and gotta do this one. Hushpuppi series coming soon…”
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Hushpuppi became a trend online a few days ago after sharing a video of him chatting with a friend from a US jail.
Hushpuppi was still cheerful in the video as he talked about putting on a good show, so he didn’t “piss off the judge” who was going to preside over his court date.
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He tried to make jokes with his friend about his well-being over there, and he appeared to be full of life.
Hushpuppi, who was arrested in Dubai in 2020, has been imprisoned in the United States for more than 11 years for his role in an international fraud syndicate.
