Question: What do you get when you try to put the vulgar language of a black rapper like 50 Cent, commenting on how f_ _ king shiny his watch is, into a short video which is then uploaded to Dailymotion?

Answer: Content rejected.

See how easy that was vulgar language loving rapper fans? Don’t say "NO," just say "content rejected."

While things is all good for 50 Cent with a new album out in the late summer, 50 networth is questioned in the courtroom by the mother of his child, Shaniqua Tompkins.

50 Cent, 31, who real name is Curtis Jackson is already shelling out $25,000 a month for child support to Tompkins for their 10 year old son but the woman’s attorney, Raoul Felder said the rapper worth at leasst “tens of millions dollars”.

With his G-unit label, ringtones, clothing line and other project-according to Forbes, 50 pulled in at least 33 million last year. But his lawyer, Brett Kimmel called Tompkins ‘insatiable’.

The rapper new album, ‘Curtis’ will be release in September.

The savvy Fitty has built a business empire, notably securing an equity stake in bottled water company Glaceau, whose Vitamin Water is wildly popular.

50 Cent (born Curtis Jackson) is on record as saying he thought the company was likely to be acquired Coca-Cola someday.  His vision has come to pass and he is now $100 million richer.

We wait patiently for our invite to join the likes of Warren Buffett at THE crossover celebratory shindig of the year, bling at the ready.

Throughout his career, 50 Cent has stood toe to toe with a number of rappers during various battles, but now, the G-Unit leader has a new opponent in the form of a Christian group that wants him to stop wearing his diamond-covered cross.

The Resistance, a nationwide Christian organization focused on preserving Christian values in the media, is taking issue with 50 Cent for wearing the large cross as a fashion statement.

For the organization’s founder Mark Dice, the cross contradicts what the rapper is saying in his music. “50 Cent is no Christian, and if you listen to his lyrics it becomes clear that he is more of a Satanist than anything” said Dice, who offered what he feels is a better choice for 50 to wear.

“He is defaming the cross and committing blasphemy by wearing it while he raps about killing people for no reason because he’s a big bad ‘gangster.’ I think a large diamond studded platinum satanic pentagram would be a little more fitting for him” Dice said.

50 Cent’s cross has been noticeably visible in photos, as well as concert performances and the album covers for his releases Guess Who’s Back, Get Rich or Die Tryin’ and The Massacre.

"We aren’t aware of this absurd request," Violator CEO/50 Cent’s manager Chris Lighty told AllHipHop.com. "They should look up our charitable deeds before casting a stone. This is entertainment and no one is forcing them to listen to the music or watch any of the videos. It’s an individual choice."

50 Cent is the latest entertainer to draw criticism from The Resistance.

In 2005, the organization labeled pop singer Jessica Simpson a “singing stripper” and called for MTV to pull the video for her song "These Boots are Made for Walking."

Most recently, The Resistance has been in the news for urging Duke University to change the name of their sports teams from the Blue Devils to something not offensive to the Christian community.

What does the black community have to say about 50 Cent wearing a cross? Don’t excuse his cross wearing by using the “he’s an entertainer so he can wear what he wants” excuse. Entertainers influence young people, so their image and behavior matters.

On this week’s America’s Next Top, 50 Cent showed what a gentleman he is by pushing Jael into the pool. What kind of a man pushes girls into a pool?