50 Cent has a lot to celebrate this weekend, as he popped out as a special guest for the Joe and Donnell Jones Verzuz and also had his Reebok sneakers relaunch in collaboration with G-Unit sell out quickly. But with success comes scrutiny. His longtime rival Rick Ross has responded to these achievements, which the G-Unit mogul trolled him over on Instagram.
"lol why the CO so quiet now," Fif wrote about the former correctional officer, reposing media about the G-Unit Reeboks selling out. Rick Ross had clowned 50 Cent's sneakers, and brought up his beef with T.I. in relation to his Verzuz pop-out. For those unaware, that feud supposedly stemmed largely from 50 refusing to do a battle with the Atlanta rapper.
"[A fan] agreed with me that the shoes was ugly, and they don't know nobody that bought them," Rozay remarked via IG, as caught by Diverse Mentality on Twitter. "But they said, 'Rozay, you was watching Verzuz when 50 came on?' And I thought about it. I said, 'Wow...' They may not know I own equity in Verzuz. Yeah, guys... So Curtis, thanks for your employment. Thanks for the pop-out. That's why I thought Curtis wouldn't do the Tip thing. 'Cause he knew Rozay had a small piece of that. But he came out. He did that for free. Next time, I'ma make sure you have a [Luc] Belaire bottle, Curtis."
50 Cent & Rick Ross Beef
"Aye, 50 Cent, why you lying telling them people you sold all them shoes?" Ross alleged. "Stop lying. You filed a $100 million bankruptcy when you sold them last time. You got an endorsement deal. Same way you don't discuss your publishing, 'cause you don't own no publishing. Toast to all the real hustlers. Talking about, 'They sold out so quick.' Ain't no resellers selling them. Ain't no n***as buying them shoes, y'all. Don't go for that. N***a filed $100 million bankruptcy when them s**ts was going on."
This is just the latest chapter in 50 Cent and Rick Ross' long-running feud. What began as an allegedly shady look from 50 to Ross at the 2008 BET Awards devolved into business clashes, personal jabs, comparisons of success, and endless trolling attempts.
