Cent is not to play with when it comes to his likeness. He is suing a New York City jeweler for using his name to sell chains.

50 Cent is coming after a jeweler who used the rapper’s likeness to promote and sell his chains. TMZ reports that yesterday (Oct. 10), Fif filed a lawsuit against Maksud Trax Agadjani, better known as TraxNYC, for violating his right to publicity and trademark infringement. He’s seeking five million in damages.

A jeweler faced the legal wrath of 50 Cent for using his name and image to promote a knockoff version of the rapper’s cross chain. The G-Unit boss, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, sued Maksud Agadjani and TraxNYC for trademark infringement on Thursday (October 10).

Reports have confirmed that 50 Cent has filed a lawsuit against a famous NYC jeweler for using his name and likeness on social media platforms to sell imitation replicas of his famous pendant. Visit streaming.