50 Cent is rarely one to let issues slide.
Fabolous, Jim Jones, Maino, and Dave East lately teamed as much as launch a brand new podcast, Let’s Rap About It. Inside two months of their debut, the present racked up 63K subscribers on YouTube, rapidly carving out house within the Hip-Hop podcast lane. For a Christmas particular, the rapper-turned-podcasters went again to their roots and dropped a collective cypher.
Right here’s the place issues received attention-grabbing although…
The Let’s Rap About It crew determined to rap over a few of 50 Cent’s basic beats and appeared to ship just a few pictures his manner. The transfer seemingly stemmed from 50 trolling the podcasters on-line, claiming they owed $250,000 in hire for his or her podcast house. The teams put over acquainted instrumentals like “Window Shopper” and “I’ll Whip Ya Head Boy.” Whereas the cypher drew loads of consideration, Fab’s verse stood out essentially the most to followers, as he appeared to deal with 50’s feedback straight:
“N*ggas can’t transfer us, however nah we not squatters, they mad ‘trigger we fly and n*ggas can’t swat us.”
Many took the road as a response to 50’s accusations about unpaid hire and calling the crew “squatters.”
As anticipated, the King Troll didn’t keep quiet for lengthy. 50 seemingly fired again on social media, posting a photograph of himself elevating a toast with the caption: “Let’s toast to success, well being, and prosperity. I’m planning my new yr. After I’m executed, I’ll come out to play. You understand everybody who performs with me needs they didn’t ultimately.”
Whereas the South Jamaica Queens rapper didn’t point out Fabolous, Jim Jones, Maino, or Dave East by title, followers on-line imagine this may increasingly have been the opening response to the pictures first throughout the Christmas Day cypher. Whether or not this turns right into a full-blown back-and-forth stays to be seen.
