50 Cent's son has offered the rapper a whopping $6,700 (£6,065) to spend the day with him.
Marquise Jackson – who the In Da Club star had with his former flame Shaniqua Tompkins – made his plea in a post on Instagram.
It came after he previously indicated that the chart star, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, had paid his mum the same sum in monthly child support.
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"Since y'all think $6,700 is sooo much money someone tell my pops I will pay him $6,700 for just 24hr of his time so we can do everything I ever wanted to do with him as a kid," he wrote.
"Red Yellow Green whatever colour he like."
The 25-year-old also shared a picture showing him sat on the floor next to the word "entitled", which had been spelled out in money.
It's thought it was a nod to a picture of 50's, in which he spelled out the word "broke" in bank notes.
Fans appeared to be moved by the post, with one calling it "low-key heartbreaking".
"Felt this," said another, while one said: "Just tell him that you miss him."
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One person urged: "It’s time to put the pride to the side and reconnect."
Marquise recently said in a clip shared on Instagram that $6,700 was not enough.
"It's 6,700 a month, in the state of New York City, you do the math," he said during a chat with entrepreneur Choke No Joke.
"You're talking about a Forbes lister, you're talking about someone that has problems with everybody, you can't just live in any neighbourhood, $81,000 is not a substantial amount of money."
"You can't just live anywhere," he went on.
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