In the world of hip-hop, drama and feuds are often par for the course, and 50 Cent has once again taken center stage in a turbulent conflict that has escalated into a public spectacle. The rapper, known for his relentless trolling and sharp tongue, has ignited a feud with Big Meech, the notorious figure behind the Black Mafia Family (BMF), and his son, Lil Meech, who stars in the STARZ series inspired by his father’s life.
The conflict began when 50 Cent accused Big Meech of being a “rat” and insinuated that he is a federal informant, a claim that sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community. This accusation stemmed from Big Meech’s association with 50’s long-time adversary, Rick Ross, which 50 perceived as betrayal. Given that 50 is the executive producer of BMF, a series that not only chronicles Big Meech’s life but also showcases his son, the rapper felt justified in expressing his discontent over what he viewed as disloyalty.
50 Cent Teased Firing Lil Meech From BMF Show
50 Cent escalated the situation by sharing a heated text exchange with Lil Meech on Instagram, where the younger Meech expressed his frustration with 50’s behavior. “I can’t believe this man,” Lil Meech lamented, emphasizing that he had always shown 50 love and support. He pleaded with 50 to recognize that their relationship was rooted in reality, not just social media. The tension between them deepened when Lil Meech pointed out that 50 had unfollowed him on Instagram, a gesture that struck him as particularly hurtful given their personal connection and professional collaboration.
In a surprising twist, Lil Meech took a shot at Rick Ross in the same text exchange, acknowledging that while Ross had helped his father financially in the past, he harbored no love for the rapper. “F*ck Ross but he gave my dad some bread so he can afford to pay his bills until our next season starts,” he stated. However, 50 Cent remained unfazed by Lil Meech’s attempts at reconciliation. He posted the exchanges online, mocking his co-star with a caption that suggested he was contemplating canceling the *BMF* series altogether, a move that would have significant financial implications for both Lil Meech and Big Meech.
As tensions rise, Big Meech is set to hold a “Welcome Back” concert featuring various artists, including Lil Baby and Kodak Black, on February 13. Notably absent from the lineup is 50 Cent, who has made it clear that he wants nothing to do with the Meech family, whether it be Lil or Big. Known for holding grudges, 50 Cent’s history of feuds extends to other artists, making it evident that this latest conflict is just another chapter in his long list of public disputes.
As the drama unfolds, hip-hop fans are left to wonder how this feud will impact the BMF series and the relationships between these artists moving forward. With 50 Cent’s penchant for stirring the pot, it seems this is far from over, and both sides are poised for a showdown that could reverberate throughout the hip-hop community.
