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'Now he's just worth 25 Cents': Internet erupts in hilarity after 50 Cent's 'Hey Joe, get up' post

Rapper 50 Cent took to Instagram to call out President Joe Biden for his weekend getaway to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, amidst ongoing global turmoil

REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE: President Joe Biden was slammed over a weekend retreat to his Rehoboth Beach, Delaware home amid the Middle East crisis and Congressional turmoil ensues over the House speakership, as per Daily Mail.

Rapper 50 Cent's beachside slam directed towards President Joe Biden

However, not everyone was thrilled about Biden, along with first lady Jill Biden, taking a break during these turbulent times. Rapper 50 Cent took to social media to call him out.

In a recent Instagram post, 50 Cent shared a photo of Joe and Jill Biden lounging on Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. He captioned the photo with a cheeky, "Hey Joe get the fvck up, we in trouble man!"

Internet's hilarious reactions to President Joe Biden's beachside retreat

Conservative commentator Benny Johnson shared a screenshot of 50 Cent's Instagram post on X (formerly Twitter), triggering an outpouring of humor and wit from netizens.

One user on X suggested, "We should give him a raise to $1."

Another humorously remarked, "50 cents is now at least 69 cents with inflation." A third user quipped, "He shouldn't have voted for Biden then and now he's just worth 25 cents."

Someone humorously noted, "50 Cent given Joe 10 dollars worth of wisdom." Yet another user sarcastically wrote, "Commander in Chief in Attack Mode."

As of last month, President Biden was on track to spend 40% of his presidency on personal overnight trips away from the White House, according to OutKick.

His vacation destinations include his two Delaware homes, Camp David in Maryland, and the opulent homes of his billionaire friends.

Global unrest and congressional chaos amidst President Joe Biden's vacation

While President Biden took his weekend getaway, critical events unfolded on the global stage. In the Middle East, Israel prepares for a potential ground invasion of Gaza, and US troops face threats in Iraq and Syria.

Simultaneously, efforts are underway to secure the release of US hostages. The first two hostages have been freed, but the clock is ticking for more.

On Capitol Hill, Rep Jim Jordan's third attempt to secure the speakership has failed, deepening uncertainty regarding when the House GOP will elect a new speaker.

President Biden's recent schedule was nothing short of intense. Before hitting the beach, he made a whirlwind visit to Israel, where he spent seven hours on the ground, engaging with Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu and those directly affected by Hamas' October 7 terror attack.