American hit maker 50 Cent cut an edgy figure on Sunday as he jetted to Adelaide ahead of RNB Fridays Live.

The 44-year-old rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, rocked a pair of baggy leather trousers and a hooded jumper as he walked through the terminal with his entourage.

The Power star appeared in high spirits, despite fans slamming him for spelling Melbourne wrong in his latest social media post.

His style’s Outta Control! Rapper 50 Cent, 44, cut an edgy figure in leather trousers and a hooded jumper on Sunday as he jetted into Adelaide… after THAT embarrassing social media gaffe

The father-of-two wore his look with a black cap and white and silver runners.

He carried his phone and wore headphones with his entourage following behind him.

The star is in Australia for RNB Fridays Live, joining the likes of Janet Jackson, Brandy, Keri Hilson and Jason Derulo headlining the tour.

Doing his thing: The star is in Australia for RNB Fridays Live, joining the likes of Janet Jackson, Brandy, Keri Hilson and Jason Derulo headlining the tour

The rapper hit the stage in Melbourne on Saturday as part of the tour, but soon after left some fans scratching their heads when he took to Instagram to post about the gig.

Unfortunately he suffered a typo in his post to his more than 25.1 million followers, which fans couldn’t help but notice.

‘Melborn (sic) Australia was live I had a ball,’ 50 Cent wrote, misspelling the city in Victoria.

Star attraction: The rapper hit the stage in Melbourne on Saturday (pictured) as part of the tour, but soon after left some fans scratching their heads when he took to Instagram to post about the gig

‘Melborn (sic), I had a ball’: Unfortunately he suffered a typo in his post to his more than 25.1 million followers, which fans couldn’t help but notice

Many fans were quick to point out the glaring error on Sunday morning, with one commenting: ‘It’s spelt Melbourne.’

Another joked, ‘Kanan, it’s Melbourne’ while referencing 50 Cent’s character in Stan’s popular drama series, Power.

Bizarrely, some of 50 Cent’s followers went on to misspell Melbourne further.

‘Melbon (sic) loved your jelly,’ one fan commented on his post.

RNB Friday’s is a five-stop Australian tour, with shows scheduled in Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney.

Grammar police! Many fans were quick to point out the glaring error on Sunday morning, with one commenting: ‘It’s spelt Melbourne’