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Rick Ross is taking the high road after being called out by 50 Cent affiliate Uncle Murda … well, sort of.
Rick Ross Hits Back at Uncle Murda Over Cease & Desist Comments
After Uncle Murda called out Rozay on social media on Wednesday (May 6), the Mayback Music Group founder took the Liberty of offering him a job.
“Uncle Murda can wash the bottom of my boat for employment purposes if need be,” he wrote on social media on Wednesday (May 6), as caught by 2Cool2Blog on X.
Rick Ross reacts in the comment section to the lawsuit against 50 Cent & offers Uncle Murda a job to clean the bottom of his boat 😨 pic.twitter.com/7vEskQSpIU
— 2Cool2Blog (@2Cool2Blog) May 6, 2026
How did this all start? Back in March, Ross slapped Remy Ma with a cease & desist for her upcoming movie, Biggest Boss. For “unauthorized use of his music and trade name,” as Ross often refers to himself as “The Biggest Boss.” The plot of the film also mirrors Ross’s career trajectory. It follows a police officer who steals a drug dealer’s life story. Eerily similar to Ross, a former corrections officer, who often portrays the lifestyle of a crime boss through his music.
Uncle Murda called Ross out for being a hater. And said that the rap star sending out a cease and desist is an example of hit dogs hollering.
“Good morning, I just wanted to remind y’all that Ricky Rosette aka @richforever hating on @remyma and the @remynetwork,” Uncle Murda wrote in the post. “For wanting to put out a Movie about a Correctional Officer who was never in the Streets. That turned into a Rapper who started Rapping bout being a Gangsta but was really a Fraud. And Ricky Rosette, aka @richforever, sent out a cease because the truth hurts. I need to know what all my fellow Hip Hop Journalists and Podcasters think about this. Because I don’t hear anybody talking bout it like that. I wanna see the movie. The people wanna see it.”
At the time of writing, Uncle Murda has not responded to Ross’s employment offer.
