Ice Cube vs. Eric Trump

Notably, the spread of this fake photo arrives after Cube received criticism for working with the Trump team on the Contract With Black America (CWBA). Last week, Cube responded to the criticism, stating that “both parties” had contacted him. Later, T.I. came to Cube’s defense.

“I think people are being presumptuous,” T.I., who recently deemed his 2018 debate track with MAGA-era Kanye West a “perfect record,” told Power 106 in a recent interview.

And for those keeping tabs on the Trump family’s history of receiving “manipulated media” flags on Twitter, another recent example saw the POTUS getting slapped with one after sharing a tweet in which he claimed he was now “immune” to COVID-19. At the time, a Twitter rep told Reuters that the tweet marked an example of “misleading health claims” regarding the coronavirus pandemic.

And while the photo Trump tweeted out and captioned with “two great, courageous Americans” (alongside a pair of American flag emojis) was indeed clearly the product of editing, below you can find a side-by-side comparison of the fake and the real for sheer posterity’s sake

Notably, the spread of this fake photo arrives after Cube received criticism for working with the Trump team on the Contract With Black America (CWBA). Last week, Cube responded to the criticism, stating that “both parties” had contacted him. Later, T.I. came to Cube’s defense.

“I think people are being presumptuous,” T.I., who recently deemed his 2018 debate track with MAGA-era Kanye West a “perfect record,” told Power 106 in a recent interview.

50 Cent, meanwhile, is fresh off telling his fans to “vote for Trump” due solely to his apparent disagreement with Biden’s tax plan for those making $400,000 or more annually. Predictably, 50’s comments were quickly amplified by a number of MAGA followers.

And for those keeping tabs on the Trump family’s history of receiving “manipulated media” flags on Twitter, another recent example saw the POTUS getting slapped with one after sharing a tweet in which he claimed he was now “immune” to COVID-19. At the time, a Twitter rep told Reuters that the tweet marked an example of “misleading health claims” regarding the coronavirus pandemic.