Madonna calls out 50 cent for 'bullsh--t' apology: 'It's not valid'
50 Cent previously apologized after mocking photos Madonna shared on Instagram
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Madonna called out 50 cent for what she called a "bullsh--t" apology in a video recently shared to Instagram.
"Your apology is fake, it’s bulls–t, and it’s not valid," Madonna said in her video response about a week after 50 cent apologized to the musician for sharing a meme about her.
Madonna called out 50 Cent over his apology for mocking her Instagram photos.
In late November, Madonna shared a series of images of herself wearing risqué lingerie while posing on a bed. The final photo included in the post featured only the singer's behind, legs and high-heeled feet poking out from under the bed.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}According to TooFab, 50 Cent commented, comparing the picture to "The Wizard of Oz," which famously features a shot of the legs of a witch wearing heels poking out from under a house that fell on top of her.
MADONNA GETS APOLOGY FROM 50 CENT OVER MOCKING INSTAGRAM PHOTOS
"I must have hurt Madonna feelings, she went and dug up [an] old MTV photo from 03," the rapper later apologized. "Ok Im sorry i did not intend to hurt your feelings. I don’t benefit from this in anyway [sic.] i said what i thought when i saw the picture because of where i had seen it before i hope you accept my apology."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Madonna explained why she doesn't consider 50 cent's apology valid in her video.
The musician claimed the rapper's apology was "bullsh--t" and not "valid." (Getty Images)
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"… an apology is not valid if you don’t know what you’re apologizing for," she said. "What you should be apologizing for is your misogynistic, sexist, ageist behavior and remarks."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Number three, you didn’t hurt my feelings, because I didn’t take it personally. I could never take it personally because you’re not coming from an enlightened place.
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Madonna went on to say she forgives the rapper after explaining why she didn't think 50 Cent's apology was "valid." (AP)
"Number four, you say you’re not benefiting from it. Of course you’re benefiting from it, that is what social media is all about," Madonna explained before continuing to explain how attention on social media benefits celebrities.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Finally, I just want to say, I forgive you," she added. "I hope that one day, you wake up and see a different point of view. I wish you all the best."
Fox News' Nate Day contributed to this report.