The beef between 50 Cent and Big Meech has taken an unexpected turn—this time, 42 Dugg is involved.

Not too long ago, 50 Cent posted on his Instagram, calling out 42 Dugg. His caption read:

*”42 Dugg, your daddy M, I love you and Cheese because we’re cute. You made a mistake giving Big Meech $100K—you could have given that to your own. You’ve always been hardheaded. WTF.”*

Along with the caption, 50 posted screenshots exposing how he found out about the situation. One of the messages read:

*”LOL, I’m not going to expose you, bro, but Cuffy’s nephew said he has the audio of a three-way call between 42 Dugg, Meech, and himself. They’re about to drop it, showing Meech was struggling, so 42 Dugg sent him the money. Meech then connected him with Tammy. He has the receipts proving it. He confronted Meech about setting up Cuffy to get out early. Dude was giving real-life.”*

In short, 50 Cent shared a message from someone claiming that 42 Dugg had sent $100K to Big Meech because he was struggling. The message also hinted at Meech’s alleged involvement in setting up someone named Cuffy to reduce his prison sentence.

When 42 Dugg caught wind of this, he didn’t hold back. He took to Instagram and fired back, saying:

*”No one can convince me to go against  Detroit. Either show me proof that Big Meech is a rat, or shut the f*ck up talking to me.”*

42 Dugg, being from Detroit, made it clear that he wasn’t about to turn against someone from his city. Many Detroit artists stand by each other, and 42 Dugg wasn’t about to let 50 Cent stir up division.

50 Cent, known for not backing down from drama, quickly responded on Instagram with:

*”Why do you think I care how you feel? LOL, stupid.”*

It’s looking like 50 Cent versus Detroit might be coming soon, but Detroit artists are known for sticking together. T Grizzley and 42 Dugg are tight, and T Grizzley was recently spotted at Big Meech’s house, just chilling and sharing wisdom. Given that connection, it’s not surprising that 42 Dugg doesn’t want to pick sides—he just wants to stay out of it.

Meanwhile, things have been heating up. Floyd Mayweather, who has a long-standing feud with 50 Cent, has now linked up with Big Meech. Lil Meech (Big Meech’s son) introduced them, and they’ve been hanging out. Reports say Mayweather even brought a group of women to a BMF penthouse party.

Lil Meech also pulled up on Rick Ross, seemingly getting tired of 50 Cent trolling him. If he’s going to pick a side, it looks like he’s choosing Rick Ross, who was recently at a Floyd Mayweather event as well.

At this point, it seems like more people are siding with Big Meech over 50 Cent, but the internet is going crazy. A nightclub in North Carolina even had a bottle service sign that read, *”Big Meech is a rat,”* proving that 50’s influence is turning public opinion against him.

On top of that, people from St. Louis are backing 50 Cent’s claims that Big Meech cooperated with authorities. Some are saying that Big Meech snitched on his 30-year friend, STL kingpin Deion “Cuffy” Givens, for a reduced sentence. Social media posts have surfaced, with people calling Big Meech a snitch.

So, what’s the real story?

For those who don’t know, Deion “Cuffy” Givens was a major figure in St. Louis and had been doing business with Big Meech for over 20 years. He claims he was the first person to ever put a million dollars in cash into Big Meech’s hands. But today, he says Big Meech set him up, which led to him getting a 27-year prison sentence.

According to Cuffy, everything started in 2005 when Big Meech was in Detroit County Jail. While fighting his case, Meech allegedly connected with a drug supplier named Fidel Ward, who had ties to Mexican cartels in Los Angeles. Cuffy claims Meech was trying to use Fidel to secure a reduced sentence and was also trying to set him up.

In 2011, when 50 Cent was working on a BMF movie, Meech connected Cuffy with a woman named Tammy Collins, who had Meech’s power of attorney and owned his life rights. Cuffy’s family later found out from legal discovery documents that Tammy was actually a confidential informant.