Power fans are in a frenzy after this week’s mid-season finale and even Bow Wow chimed in with a wild theory.
50 Cent’s hit drama series Power is in its final season and has been full of twists and turns leading up to Sunday’s mid-season finale. The show has killed off several main characters since returning for its final hoorah in late August, including media mogul La La Anthony’s character, Lakeisha Grant, how was murdered two weeks ago. 50 Cent and fellow executive producer Courtney Kemp have made it clear that no one is safe on the STARZ show, and fans just found out just how true that is after the main character, James “Ghost” St. Patrick, played by Omari Hardwick, was shot and likely killed at the end of episode 10.
The final scene shows several cast members walking towards what the audience is made to believe is Truth nightclub, where Ghost is closing up shop alone. Throughout the episode, St. Patrick made enemies out of pretty much everyone in his immediate circle, and they all are all left with motives to want him gone. Suddenly, the viewer hears a gunshot, and Ghost’s body is seen falling from an upstairs balcony inside the club with a bullet wound in his chest, leaving fans to guess who the shooter could be. The hashtag #whoshotGhost quickly went viral as viewers shared their theories on social media of which character pulled the trigger.
They’ve all been wronged by the same man. #PowerTV pic.twitter.com/LUlecFXdSY
— Power (@Power_STARZ) November 4, 2019
One of those fans that chimed in was Bow Wow, who shared his hypothesis in the “Who done it?” hysteria. He said he believes it was 50 Cent’s former character, Kanan, who was killed off last season, which makes it a pretty wild guess. “I think my bro fif not dead!,” Bow Wow said, pointing out a scene in Sunday’s episode where Kanan pops up as a ghost that only St. Patrick can see. But Bow Wow seems to think Kanan was actually alive and somehow faked his death. “THIS IS POWER. NO WAY THEY WILL MAKE IT EASY FOR US TO GUESS WHO DID IT,” he said.
Fans were speculating on whether or not Ghost would survive the shooting, and Omari Hardwick seemed to have posted a pretty heartfelt goodbye to Power fans after the episode aired, leaving us to assume Ghost is really dead. We will all have to wait until the show returns on Jan. 5 to know what really went down and wrap up the final season of Power with or without its lead character.
Check out some fan theories on #whoshotghost below:
Saxe probably bout to blame St Patrick for shooting Ghost ????? #whoshotghost #PowerTV pic.twitter.com/v0faOXt1Wl
— mack luvin ????????? (@swiggonmillion) November 3, 2019
I hope this theory for power is true #powertv #whoshotghost #PowerSeason6 pic.twitter.com/m2qZiwLfV3
— m (@anierram_) November 4, 2019
I honestly feel like Ramona is working for somebody that’s against Ghost and she’s the one that shot him! That’s my theory! #PowerTV #whoshotghost
— Ryshona (@Queen__Shona) November 3, 2019
What y’all think? #POWERTV #whoshotghost pic.twitter.com/WzCF5PLb5n
— Daphne (@celebriD) November 3, 2019
