50 Cent Mocks Rick Ross Over Canceled Tour Dates

50 Cent joyfully comments on Rick Ross’s canceled tour, hinting at deeper issues while reminiscing about his own sneaker success.

50 Cent joyfully comments on Rick Ross’s canceled tour, hinting at deeper issues while reminiscing about his own sneaker success.

50 Cent expressed his delight upon learning that the last two performances of Rick Ross’s Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour were canceled.

On Saturday, August 29, he took to Instagram to share a screenshot from Diverse Mentality regarding the cancellation, accompanied by a biting caption, which is characteristic of 50’s interactions with Ross.

“👀oh my goodness cancelled, things not going well? 😟cheer up you can drop a new flavor wings. LOL,” he wrote.

Indeed, Ross’s final two shows were scrapped, including a performance on August 28 at the Steven Tanger Center in Greensboro, NC, and another slated for August 29 at the Belk Theater in Charlotte, NC.

Ticket holders were automatically refunded, but an official explanation from Ross about the cancellations has yet to surface.

This playful jab from 50 Cent follows his recent exploitation of the successful relaunch of his G-Unit sneaker line to further troll Ross. The G-Unit x Reebok G6 was reintroduced on August 20, featuring its original color scheme of white, red, and blue from its initial release over two decades ago. Priced at $130, the sneakers were quickly snapped up in roughly two hours.

With the relaunch being a hit, 50 Cent couldn’t resist taunting Ross, who had previously downplayed the sneaker’s comeback prior to its release. In an Instagram video showcasing the shoes, he quipped, “Sold out, fat boy.”

Overall, 50 Cent has maintained a lighthearted yet sharp approach toward Ross, not shying away from past incidents like attacks and personal jabs, demonstrating the ongoing rivalry between the two hip-hop stars.

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