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    Rick Ross and 50 Cent will never bury the hatchet. If they do, it’s probably because there’s a mutually beneficial bag in it for both of them. Most recently, we saw Ross and Fif trade barbs because of the former’s first week sales for Set In Stone. 50 trolled Ross for moving only 20K in his first week, Ross explained that his flex is that he didn’t bot his streams. Now, the Miami rapper is slamming Fif for trying to make a comeback from music.

    In a new Instagram rant, Ross called out Fif for his supposed issues with Courtney Kemp, the creator of Power, claiming that she deserved the same type of loyalty 50 has for Eminem because she also gave him an opportunity.

    Speaking on Eminem, Ross then pivoted his attention toward the upcoming Street Fighter soundtrack and Fif’s contributions. In a recent interview, 50 Cent announced that the theme song will be a collaboration between him and Eminem, along with posthumous contributions from Tupac.

    “But I hear you say you finna release new music with Eminem and Tupac. ‘Pac been dead for 30 years. Let the man rest in peace,” Ross said. He ended by trolling 50 Cent over the return of the G-Unit Reebok sneakers, which Tony Yayo let slip earlier this year prior to an official announcement. 

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    Rick Ross & 50 Cent Beef Continues

    Set In Stone has earned Ross some flack, largely because his feud with Drake has divided fans. Drizzy’s fanbase have practically disavowed Ross and have ridiculed him over the past few years because of his fall out with Drake and criticisms of ICEMAN

    It seems inevitable that Fif will respond to Ross soon enough. If not, we’re bound to get another iconic rant from Uncle Murda and Tony Yayo on their podcast. 

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