Rick Ross' new album Set In Stone sparked not just beef conversation, but also debates about low album sales after the project had a disappointing debut. This led to a lot of clowning from 50 Cent against his longtime foe, a battle they continue to engage in via new social media videos and responses.
As caught by DJ Akademiks on Instagram, Rozay uploaded a video ranting about folks clowning him for his album sales. "I'm a boss keeping it true to the culture," he remarked. "If I wanted to sell 250K the first week, you think Rozay couldn't have played that game them n***as play to sell a quarter million the first week? That s**t cheap. Them n***as y'all be talking about can't even show you a motherf***ing palm tree in they front yard. This a $100 million house."
Fif allegedly responded to this clip via IG. "HAHAHA This fool at a open house talking about 100 million dollar house, his house is available on air B&B WTF everything FAKE, the f**k outta here," he reportedly wrote.
Ross had more to say in the video. "These n***as say they can sell 300 gazillion streams in the first week, but where your clothes line at, then?" he expressed. "Why you ain't selling no shoes? You should be able to sell protein shakes if you sell that many streams. Y'all n***as should be selling peptides. You should be able to sell anything if those numbers weren't inflated. Now Google all of their other assets outside of music. They spirits business, clothes business, everything else... Out of business."
Why Are Rick Ross & 50 Cent Beefing?
For those unaware, Rick Ross and 50 Cent's feud stretches back almost two decades ago when the former was becoming a star, stemming from an alleged shady look 50 gave the Maybach Music Group mogul at the 2008 BET Awards. They didn't like each other from the jump. While there have been some disses on wax here and there, most of their conflict boils down to financial success, business endeavors, and relevance.
Most recently, Ross trolled 50's new music plans, while the G-Unit mogul continues to mock Set In Stone's performance. We'll see if they ever call a white flag, reconcile, or take things to the booth.
