50 Cent has slammed the organisers of the Emmy Awards after his Starz series Power failed to receive a nomination.
As in previous years, the successful show was shut out of Primetime Emmy recognition last week, despite being one of the U.S. network's highest-rated programmes for six seasons.
In an Instagram post, the rapper criticised the decision to snub Power's final run of episodes, which concluded in February, in typically blunt fashion - by posting an image of a sculpture of his naked bum on the social media site.
"ok here it is Emmy's (sic), My Black a** for your consideration to kiss," he captioned the racy image. "F**k your organization I only care about NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) awards. #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi."
Although the drama, created in collaboration with the musician and featuring a drug dealer operating under the name Ghost, has earned impressive ratings and positive reviews, it has never bagged an Emmy nod, despite winning multiple honours at the NAACP Image prizegiving.
50 Cent also played recurring character Kanan Stark in the series, which debuted in 2014.
