Yela was also scheduled to perform at St. Andrew’s Hall in Detroit on March 6th. But this show has now been cancelled.

“He remains under observation for illness,” Live Nation said in a statement about the rapper. “At the request of his doctor, the show will be postponed to a later date.”

Tickets will be refunded.

“Yeah, I’m not in D12 no more. We just had creative differences and decided to go our separate ways — well, I decided to go my separate way,” Bizarre said. “It’s a personal decision on my part. I think I’ve just grown as an artist and it’s time for me to branch off on my brand.”

Bizarre will now focus on his own group, The Weirdo Movement.

“It’s just the weird sh**, it’s the Bizarre sh** to another level,” Bizarre said when asked about The Weirdo Movement. “It’s just encouraging people that it’s alright to be weird, it’s alright to be different and speak your mind and dress and look however the f*** you wanna look. It’s a weirdo movement, it’s time for that.”

No word on when we can expect an album from the group, but Bizarre will release his Bizarre’s World Uncensored project on March 1st.

ABC‘s Nightline went with 50 Cent to Somalia to document 50‘s quest to feed a billion kids in Africa.