50 Cent Mocks Rick Ross Over Low Album Sales

50 Cent has responded to Rick Ross after the Miami rapper made comments regarding 50’s business endeavors in Shreveport, Louisiana. This exchange occurred on Thursday morning, July 23, as Ross celebrated the launch of his new album, “Set in Stone.” In an Instagram Story, Rozay addressed the ongoing beef, saying, “I got a DM say, ‘Rozay, how you feel about what 50 said?’ I said, ‘What did 50 say?'” He then took the opportunity to question 50’s success in Shreveport, asserting, “Before you mention that 50 said, let me ask how it’s going over there in Shreveport.”

Ross’s remarks were likely in response to recent news that 50 Cent was contemplating reducing his involvement in Shreveport. This social media back-and-forth indicates heightened tensions, particularly as 50 expressed frustration that unspecified individuals in the city do not want improvements. In a classic move, 50 Cent repurposed Ross’s original Instagram clip, mocking his anticipated album sales. According to Kurrco, Ross’s new album is projected to sell around 26,000 equivalent album units.

“LOL HE GOT AWAY WITH IT FOR A WHILE, BUT ITS OVER NOW JIG IS UP! 😆” 50 Cent commented, adding critique to the number of artists featured on Ross’s new project. “20 features under 10 thousand sales 👀Damn boy it’s over. @50centaction.” This attack is not fresh for 50, who earlier this week sarcastically instructed Ross to “pack it up,” remarking on how having 20 features on an album didn’t help its sales. “Alright now, pack it up. It’s over, officer. Get ya bum juice and ya wings and get the fuck up outta here. LOL.”

The ongoing rivalry between 50 Cent and Rick Ross is long-standing, with both entertainers frequently trading barbs. Ross has previously teased 50 about his recording contracts and has even humorously invited him to clean his yacht. 50 has consistently challenged Ross’s credibility and sales performance, with this latest spat adding another chapter to their contentious relationship.