The rapper 50 Cent revealed that he was offered $3 million to perform at Donald Trump’s controversial rally at Madison Square Garden last Sunday, which he promptly declined.

“I have a fear of politics,” said 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, during an appearance on “The Breakfast Club” alongside co-hosts including Charlamagne tha God on Tuesday morning.

“You see, I want no part of [politics],” he elaborated.

The rapper mentioned that Trump’s campaign had also invited him to perform his popular track, “Many Men,” at the Republican National Convention in July, where he was presented a paid performance opportunity as well, although he did not disclose the amount.

“The issue is, when you get involved, regardless of your views, there will always be someone who vehemently disagrees with you,” 50 Cent shared as he discussed his aversion to politics during the radio segment on Tuesday.

The Trump campaign has not responded yet to requests for confirmation.

Some artists have aligned themselves with Trump, notably due to his pardoning of them or their acquaintances.

Musicians Sheff G, whose real name is Michael Williams, and Sleepy Hallow, or Tegan Chambers, both participated in a campaign rally in the Bronx with the former president back in May. Williams is currently dealing with attempted murder charges while Chambers faces conspiracy charges related to a gang case.

In contrast, numerous other artists in the rap and pop scenes have supported Vice President Kamala Harris, including superstar performers Beyoncé and Eminem, who have recently appeared at her events.

Earlier this year, 50 Cent made a brief foray into politics, making an unexpected visit to Capitol Hill. There, he engaged with lawmakers to advocate for better representation of minorities in the luxury liquor sector.

During that visit, 50 Cent took photos with leaders from both political parties, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.