50 Cent Claims 'Raising Kanan' Is 'The Best Show On TV Right Now' After Season 3 Finale

50 Cent has voiced his pride in Power Book III: Raising Kanan, the latest spinoff in his long-running series on the STARZ network, which recently wrapped its third season.

On Tuesday (February 13), the G-Unit mogul took to Instagram to share a behind the scenes photo from the taping of the show’s most recent episode. He used his caption to acknowledge writer Sasha Penn and director Eif Rivera; and reveal where he thinks the show stands in the current television landscape.

“That last episode solidified Raising Kanan as the best show in the power universe and all of Tv right now,” Fif wrote. “Written by Sasha Penn 🖊️ Directed by [camera emoji] @eifrivera.”

Those fans who took time to comment on the post were not all in agreeance with 50 Cent, though, with many declaring that Power Book IV: Force and the second series in the Power series, Ghost, might have Book III beat.

There were quite a few fans echoing 50’s sentiment last week, when Power Book III: Raising Kanan closed out its season with a surprise ending many did not expect.

Joey Bada$$ has made his return to Power Book III: Raising Kanan, and fans could not believe their eyes and took to social media to showcase their astonishment after the Flatbush rapper announced his departure over a month ago.

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With Unique rising above Ronnie’s cold dead body, viewers from home could see Joey Badass standing in his black hoodie, face scarred across his forehead, right eye barely open, staring directly at the camera to signify his surprising return.

One fan claimed, “Now That’s How You Do A Season Finale,” while another fan already started looking towards the next chapter: “Kanan killed Ronnie, Raq killed Howard, then Unique pop up from the dead .. Yeah Season 4 about to be something serious!”

The unexpected plot twist comes after Joey Bada$$ told multiple media outlets that his departure from the show was due to scheduling conflicts between his responsibilities as a rapper and his steadily growing filmography.