50 Cent has mostly been focused on clowning Diddy and Jim Jones as of late, but that didn’t mean Rick Ross was safe from the slander. The G-Unit leader joked about Rozay being an opener for Bow Wow on Omarion’s Millennium tour.
Bow is a co-headliner alongside O and Trey Songz, with supporting acts Plies, Boosie Badazz, and the Ying Yang Twins also joining the fun. The Biggest Boss has been listed as a special guest, along with Ray J, Bobby V, and Pleasure P. Though these names were seen by most as a treat for those who enjoy nostalgic trips to 2000s Hip-Hop and R&B, 50 saw it is a sign that Ross lacks starpower.
“[ninja emoji]’s get quiet when they gotta open for Bow Wow, (BOSS),” he wrote in an Instagram post. “HE not a surprise guest he can’t sell a ticket. LOL.” Fif also got active in the comment section, calling the “John” rapper a “sissy” and saying he has to rely on collaborations with his former friend Drake.
50 Cent made another post using a clip from Bow Wow’s classic Verzuz in 2021, where he was on stage looking confused. “Bow Wow like I didn’t ask for this [ninja emoji] to be on this tour 5!” he wrote. “I know live nation just threw that bi**h In. LOL.” He even suggested that the Millenium Tour add more of his enemies to the bill, writing “Yo bring Floyd & big screech out. LOL F**KIN SUCKERS!”
Earlier this week, he joined Cam’ron in laughing at Jim Jones’s underwhelming album sales for his February LP At The Church Steps. The album has been streamed 5.4 million times so far this year, which Fif estimated equates to 3,500 album-equivalent units. The actual number was 3,600, and Cam said he would only make $3,600, which both rappers got a big laugh out of.
This feud began earlier this year when Capo called 50 and Killa “d**kriders,” which prompted the Harlem rapper to go on an epic rant on It Is What It Is. He claimed that Jones wasn’t from Harlem, was a “fan” of Dipset, begged to be part of the group, and had to learn how to rap from Ma$e. Jones has teased multiple diss tracks since then and threatened violence against his longtime group member.
