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Yet again, 50 Cent and Rick Ross are clowning each other. This time, it’s about property, or lack thereof.
The two have been going back and forth for a decade at this point, but their latest spat is due to Ross’ low album sales. His latest album, Set In Stone, tanked on the charts and didn’t sell even over 30,000 copies. In addition, his meet and greet was sparsely attended, with some reporting only a handful of people showed up.
With that context, Ross has been going on a tour to make sure people know he still has money. In a recent clip, he posed outside of a house he claims to own and is worth $100M.
“I’m a boss keeping it true to the culture,” he said. “If I wanted to sell 250K the first week, you think Rozay couldn’t have played that game them n***** play to sell a quarter million the first week? That s*** cheap. Them n***** y’all be talking about can’t even show you a m********* palm tree in they front yard. This a $100 million house. These n***** say they can sell 300 gazillion streams in the first week, but where your clothes line at, then? Why you ain’t selling no shoes? You should be able to sell protein shakes if you sell that many streams. Y’all n***** 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.”
Apparently, 50 Cent had time today, deciding to get his journalism on.
“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,” 50 Cent posted.
Ross has not responded to Fif’s claims…but he will.
50 Cent recently took more shots at Rick Ross, alleging that his $100M house is available on Airbnb:
— HotNewHipHop (@HotNewHipHop) August 7, 2026
"HAHAHA 😆 This fool at an open house talking about 100 million dollar house, his house is available on air B&B 👀" pic.twitter.com/dFxH607QFn
Rick Ross & The No Good, Horrible, Flopping Album Claims
Ross’ opening streaming numbers hit around 1.4M Spotify streams on release day. While Millions of streams seems like a good number, in an album sense, it’s a poor performance. 1.4M streams is the equivalent of a little over 1,300 albums sold. Apparently, that number hasn’t grown much since, with Fif claiming Ross has only hit enough streams for the equivalent of 2,000 albums.
Dive deeper into the album, and things are looking grim. Yesterday, we reported that most songs on the album, aside from the singles, struggled to get over 200,000 streams. In fact, some songs bricked even harder, as both his collaboration with Young Breed and DJ Nasty “Do It One Time,” and more damningly, his connect with Yung Miami, who’s hot off her hit single “Spend Dat,” on the track “She’s My Star,” haven’t even crossed the hundred thousand mark.
Today, not much has changed as both these songs still haven’t breached 100K and the opening track only gained 40,000 streams.
Billboard will have the official results next week, but currently, chart watchers are predicting Ross will not sell more than 25,000 copies, which is even lower than his last album in 2021, Richer Than I Ever Been, which sold 30,000 copies its first week.
