In the bustling world of hip-hop drama, 50 Cent and Big Meech are currently at the center, with trolls, taunts, and allegations flying around. Big Meech, of the Black Mafia Family, is facing snitching allegations, leading to a bitter back-and-forth with 50 Cent on Instagram.
Big Meech recently denied claims of being a “rat” in a video on Instagram, emphasizing his street cred with statements like, “Death before dishonor.” Although he doesn’t mention 50 Cent, the target seems clear to everyone, including 50 Cent himself.
50 Cent quickly responded by mocking Big Meech’s denial on his own Instagram, adding more fuel to the fire. He accused Meech of getting “tricked off the street” and called out his alleged collaboration with authorities through BMF associate Tammy Cowins. The conversation got even more heated when 50 Cent made fun of Meech’s upcoming concert, predicting no-shows from expected artists and mocked Meech’s restrictions due to house arrest.
The feud seemingly started when Big Meech collaborated with Rick Ross, considered a rival by 50 Cent. This act unleashed a series of provocations from 50 Cent, who has not held back in letting his feelings known about this new alliance. Rick Ross, also known as Ricky Rozay, hasn’t missed the chance to taunt 50 Cent as well, teasing about creating his own BMF movie.
Despite this explosive exchange, it seems like 50 Cent has no intention of letting this issue slide. His relentless trolling and taunting continue to keep the social media audience entertained, even as the lines between personal and public drama blur.
The clash between 50 Cent and Big Meech highlights the complex web of relationships in the hip-hop industry. As both sides refuse to back down, this saga reveals the thin line between support and rivalry.
