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Rick Ross and 50 Cent do not get along. They’ve been going at each other for over a decade. While 50 mostly clowns Ross about success and materialism, Ricky Rozay takes very personal shots at the mogul. His latest invoked Fif’s mom, who has passed on.
“The top three sneaker n***** in the game told me they don’t have no G-Unit sneakers,” he said. “So for y’all to say they sold out in three hours… Reebok ain’t even capping with y’all n*****. Stop capping. Poor-a** n***** be lying. Y’all n***** be capping. Curtis, your a** filed for $100 million bankruptcy and you never bounced back. Jay-Z did that 25 years ago with you. And now Jay-Z run Puma… You repeating the same thing over 25 years ago. I’m disappointed in you, Curtis. Your mama turning over in her grave, damn.”
Then, he clowned 50 for his lack of music output.
“I saw Curtis Jackson get on and say he ain’t doing no more music, and it makes sense for the music he makes,” Rozay said. “He could run… Whatever, whatever. But Bun B just hit the stage. The South won’t let Bun B stop rapping. If Pimp C was alive, we wouldn’t let Pimp C stop rapping. They can put out albums ’til they 85. That’s how it go when the streets love you, when the culture need you, and you bring something that can’t be duplicated. F*** what your age is.”
Rick Ross responds to 50 Cent saying Hip Hop culture is connected to youth culture:
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Ross Vs 50
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.
