It looks like the infamous beef between the rappers has been reignited!
Rick Ross isn’t letting his rival, 50 Cent’s comments go unnoticed as he responded to the G-Unit boss’ digs towards the first week of Too Good To Be True sales. Ross didn’t hold back as he clapped back at 50 Cent.
“I just got a DM that say, ‘Rozay, we believe 50 Cent just made a comment about you online.’ I seen it, and I said, ‘Y’all don’t know 50 Cent like I do. He wouldn’t do that,’” he began.
Rick Ross, aka The Boss, began his filmed response by taking shots at his rival’s former long-time girlfriend, Jamira “Cuban Doll” Haines. Ross claimed that Haines was an alleged fan of not only Ross himself but of Dream Chasers.
“For one, his ***** is Dream Chasers. She’s been a Dream Chasers ***** for many years — still is. That’s when she told me I was her favorite,” he continued.
“For two: *****, we been rich,” he added. “We still getting money. Them ****** was laughing at my first-week sales. They was doing a million first week, and I did 150, 180 [thousand], and they was laughing.”
In true Ricky Rozay fashion, he flexed on his haters as she showed off his wealth and luxury pool right as he warned others of letting haters “trick them.”
“Don’t let them ***** trick you. Biggest,” he finally exclaimed.
The beef between the two rappers began after the Queens rapper complimented Ross during an interview but warned him of his affiliation with his then-rival, Fat Joe, back in 2008.
The Miami native responded to 50’s warning by sneak dissing him in his track entitled “Mafia Music.”
Shortly after, 50 returned the favor and dropped “Officer Ricky.”
Since then, Ross and 50 Cent have been feuding over the last 14 years, which includes a variety of heated exchanges, ranging from years of publicly trashing each other to 50 allegedly leaking Ross’ baby mother, Lastonia Leviston’s sex tape.
On Nov. 4, Ross claimed that “everything” that 50 Cent does “sucks.”
“Everything 50 [Cent] does sucks,” he said as he reflected on how 50 Cent allegedly was the downfall in others’ careers.
A month later, 50 Cent took to social media to reflect on a recent Final Lap Tour show in Adelaide, Australia.
In his Instagram recap post, he reflected on his recent Australian concert experience and managed to sneak diss Ross’ and Meek Mill’s joint album Too Good To Be True’s first week sales.
“When you sold 31,009 CDs, I shouldn’t talk to you,” 50 said.
To add more fuel to the fire, the G-Unit rapper also mentioned the Too Good To Be True first-week sales as he promoted the Adelaide show.
“31,009 the first week 😆 Adelaide 🔥🎥 Melbourne tonight!@bransoncognac @lecheminduroi @thefinallaptour,” he wrote.
According to Hits Daily Double, the recently released album sold approximately 30K to 35K units within the first week.
As the figures surrounding the album’s first-week sales, Meek Mill defended the low sales as he declared the streets loved the project.
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