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 Today 50 Cent, who you last saw dancing with John Travolta, decided to mock a sexual assault victim because if you can’t think of anything good to post, why not be pointlessly cruel? 
 
 Terry Crews testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier today about his sexual assault, to advocate for the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights. 50 Cent apparently had a big problem with this, even though no one asked him, and he decided to post a photo of Crews shirtless with the words, “I got raped / My wife just watched” and then another photo of Crews with a rose in his mouth that said “Gym time.” He then added a caption: “👀LOL,What the fuck is going on out here man? Terry: I froze in fear,😆they would have had to take me to jail. 🤨get the strap.” 
 
 The cruelty of this is only outweighed by how not funny it is, and 50’s own comment section showed as much. It was filled with reactions like “disgusting” and “Garbage” and “This is why people hate you.” So, hopefully that was worth it. 
 
 TMZ caught up with Crews himself, who decided to go high with his response saying, “I love 50 Cent, I listen to his music while I’m working out.” When pressed to address what 50 Cent wrote, Crews responded, “I prove that size doesn’t matter when it comes to sexual assault.” So, you can’t see it, but we’re starting a slow clap. 
 
 Updated, June 27 1:43 a.m.: 50 Cent has deleted the post from his Instagram account. ||||| Fans of 50 Cent blasted the rapper Tuesday after he posted memes of actor Terry Crews, who testified about sexual assault on Capitol Hill Tuesday. 
 
 50 Cent, in since-deleted Instagram pictures, posted a split meme with Crews flexing and holding a rose. The top of the photo said “I got raped … My wife just watched,” and the bottom said “Gym time.” 
 
 The post received nearly 125,000 likes and received a crying-laugh emoji from Russell Simmons before it was deleted, according to The Daily Mail. Simmons has been accused of raping several women. 
 
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 The post generated a ton of backlash on social media. 
 
 “Im not surprised at Curtis Jacksons trash a—but Russell commenting is a disappointment,” dancer Destiney Bleu said in a tweet referring to 50 Cent’s real name. 
 
 One user said they were “disgusted” by the post. 
 
 “As someone who was a fan of 50 cent since I was a kid, I’m disgusted at his ignorance and insensitive response to Terry Crew’s sexual assault story,” the Twitter user wrote. “To laugh and make jokes about such a serious matter is one of the main reasons why sexual assault victims are afraid to speak up.” 
 
 Another described the post as “alarming.” 
 
 “The reaction to Terry Crews and people laughing along with 50 Cent is alarming, this includes people like @UncleRush,” the user wrote. “There are countless Black Men and Boys who have been violated sexually who don't tell you their stories because of reactions like these. Likely people you know.” 
 
 Crews was asked about 50 Cent’s comments by TMZ and took the high road. 
 
 “I prove that size doesn’t matter when it comes to sexual assault,” Crews said. 
 
 The actor told the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier Tuesday that he declined a role in “Expendables 4” after being pressured by the film’s producer to drop a sexual assault lawsuit against his former agency. 
 
 “It was a project I had to turn down,” Crews told a group of lawmakers. “Abusers protect abusers and this is one thing I had to decide whether I was going to draw the line.” ||||| Terry Crews 50 Cent's Ignoring One Big Fact About Sexual Assault 
 
 Terry Crews Takes High Road After 50 Cent Mocks His Sexual Assault Claim 
 
 EXCLUSIVE 
 
 Terry Crews is refusing to fire back at 50 Cent with insults after the rapper trolled his sexual assault case against a Hollywood agent -- instead, he's dropping facts. 
 
 We got Terry in D.C. Tuesday and asked him how he felt about 50 mocking him on Instagram. He took the high road, saying he loves 50 and listens to his music when he works out. 
 
 As for the crude meme 50 posted -- which suggests it's not possible for Crews to be sexually assaulted because he's big and muscular -- Terry had a direct message for him, explaining why Fiddy's way off base. 
 
 Crews was on Capitol Hill Tuesday to testify for the Senate Judiciary Committee about his experience with sexual assault. As we reported, he got emotional explaining why he didn't physically respond when WME talent agent Adam Venit allegedly groped his genitals. 
 
 We broke the story ... the L.A. City Attorney's Office rejected the sexual assault case against Venit because Crews' allegation had fallen outside of the statute of limitations. Terry still has a pending civil suit against him though. ||||| This Tuesday, actor Terry Crews sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee to advocate for the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights, retelling his own story in an impassioned and honest speech. Crews' testimony comes at a time when the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights is moving into its next steps of implementation, having originally been signed into law in 2016 under President Obama. 
 
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 In his testimony, Crews offered a poignant perspective. While pointing out the problems society faces with toxic masculinity, he highlighted his own experience of watching his father abuse his mother, following up, "I swore I would never be like my father, and yet, I believed to my core, that as a man, I was more valuable in this world than women." 
 
 His testimony shifted tremendously as he detailed his own experience. Recounting the alleged groping he endured at the hand of a WME agent, he said, "What he was effectively telling me, while he held my genitals in his hand, was that he held the power—that he was in control." Following the alleged assault, Crews detailed that he "was told over and over that [the groping] is not abuse. That this was just a joke. That this was just horseplay." The agent in question was eventually demoted, but not fired. 
 
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 Crews told his story along with fellow survivor, Amanda Nguyen. Nguyen founded a not-for-profit organization for survivors, Rise, which championed the bill through passage. 
 
 The overarching aim of the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights is to remove the burden of sexual assault from the victims. In future stages, implementation would take place in all 50 states, with victims of sexual assault having right to a fully subsidized rape kit, access to police reports, rape kit results, and access to proper counseling services. 
 
 Crews admitted that his six-minute testimony is just one in a long line of previous survivors; many of whom will benefit from the bill's benefits. Watch Crews' entire testimony on sexual assault, toxic masculinity, and the bill in question below.
– Terry Crews testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to advocate for the Sexual Assault Survivors' Bill of Rights, repeating claims he was sexually assaulted at a 2016 party. The outing drew praise from many corners—Esquire's Justin Kirkland described an "impassioned and honest speech"—just not the corner 50 Cent is in. In a clear dig, the rapper shared on Instagram a meme showing a shirtless Crews next to the words, "I got raped. My wife just watched," per Vulture. "What the f--- is going on out here man?" 50 Cent wrote. "Terry: I froze in fear," he added, following that up with a laughing emoji. While some referred to the post as "disgusting," it drew 125,000 likes—and a crying-laughing emoji from accused rapist Russell Simmons, per Fox News—before it was eventually deleted. "I prove that size doesn't matter when it comes to sexual assault," Crews later told TMZ. In his testimony, Crews had gotten emotional claiming he lost out on a film role because of his civil suit against Hollywood agent Adam Venit, whom he accuses of groping his genitals. Crews pursued charges, but the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office rejected the case because it fell outside of the statute of limitations, per TMZ.