I Am Not A Rapper

Shares of Florida based company H&H Imports, the company that owns TVGoods, has seen its shares spike 355% since rapper 50 Cent endorsed the company over the weekend. 50 Cent sent out a series of tweets urging fans to purchase shares in H&H Imports, which trades under the stock symbol HNHI. TVGoods owns the worldwide marketing rights to 50 Cent’s Sleek brand of headphones, which he recently unveiled at the CES show in Los Angeles. The company experienced at $50 million gain according to a report from Business Insider.

Says 50:

“This me and steve from TVG I invested in TVG. If you can by stock in it. I don’t care If its only 500 dollars. You better get in now TVG I’m never saying this again. Watch how this company blows up. TVG stands for television vision goods they have sold billions of dollars threw infomercial example george formen grill I just invested. Follow my lead there just going to get bigger trust me even if its a small investment it will pay off. HNHI is the stock symbol for TVG there launching 15 different products. they are no joke get in now. Ok ok ok my friends just told me stop tweeting about HNHI so we can get all the money. Hahaha check it out its the real deal. HNHI is the stock symbol for TVG sleek by50 is one of the 15 products this year. If you get in technically I work for you. BIG MONEY.  I know u have 4 million followers that can probably move stock if they all buy in2 it but how legit is this?VERY LEGIT BABY.”