Key Takeaways
- 50 Cent posted an AI-edited "P.I.M.P." video replacing Snoop Dogg with Jensen Huang and joked: "Come be head of AI at G-Unit film & television."
- Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO amid affair allegations and national-security concerns, with CFO Colette Kress taking over as interim CEO.
50 Cent has given ex-NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang the "P.I.M.P." treatment by superimposing an AI-generated version of him in a clip of the 2003 music video.
On Thursday (November 12), Fif replaced Snoop Dogg in the visual for Huang, who reportedly admitted to cheating on Lori Huang, his wife of 40 years, with a woman who has an alleged connection to Chinese spy intelligence.
"Jensen don't sweat it come be head of AI at G-Unit film & television. GLG GreenLightGang in full effect," Fif captioned the post. The "P.I.M.P." remix was released in 2003 and charted at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Huang resigned as Nvidia's chief executive this week, according to The Wall Street Journal, after news of two extramarital affairs surfaced. Along with cheating with Alice Huang (no relation), the woman with alleged ties to Chinese intelligence, the tech entrepreneur also had an affair with a subordinate. According to The New York Post, a third affair with an employee has been alleged.
Before stepping down, Huang sent a company-wide email titled: "A Message to Our Company," where he apologized for being "unfaithful" to his wife and acknowledged the pain he caused their family.
According to Politico, the 63-year-old was urged to resign by North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer, who called Huang's actions a "security risk." "The potential for extortion is so tremendous that something as sensitive as Nvidia chips, I just think he’s got to go," Cramer told the outlet.
CFO Colette Kress will enter the company as interim CEO, while longtime Nvidia director Harvey C. Jones will became the company's first-ever chair while the board searches for a permanent hire.
