The rapper, 40, poked fun at 19-year-old Andrew Farrell in a social media video, suggesting the teenager was high on drugs when he failed to respond to the "In Da Club" hitmaker while he was at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, reported the Huffington Post.
The young man's stepfather quickly pointed out the teen was autistic and suffered a hearing impairment, prompting 50 to apologise.
Making the generous donation, the rapper said, "I am calling on my fellow musicians, actors, entertainers and all others who may not have fully considered this cause to join together to help in any way they can."
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