AceShowbiz - Tameka "Tiny" Harris opened up about the escalating conflict between 50 Cent and T.I., emphasizing her perspective on family involvement in public disputes. The singer weighed in on the situation during an appearance on The Breakfast Club on Thursday, March 26, after her family became entangled in the ongoing rap rivalry.

Tameka "Tiny" Harris was quick to acknowledge her sons, King Harris and Domani Harris, who actively responded to the feud. She described their engagement as a "proud moment," particularly highlighting Domani's musical contribution with his track "Miss Jackson," which references 50 Cent and his late mother, Sabrina Jackson. Tiny praised Domani’s work as a strong and meaningful response amid the controversy.

However, the dispute also brought some challenges within the family dynamics. Tiny revealed that King Harris reacted intensely to comments targeting her and admitted that his emotions sometimes pushed exchanges too far on social media. She intervened personally, reaching out to King and asking him to delete specific posts, especially those involving 50 Cent's estranged son, Marquise Jackson. Despite her requests, King did not remove the posts.

In an interview with AllHipHop’s Chuck "Jigsaw" Creekmur, King Harris confirmed that his mother was uncomfortable with some of the harsher disses directed at 50 Cent. “She didn’t like it at all,” King said, adding, “But I told her war is not pretty.”

Despite the public attention and online exchanges, Tameka "Tiny" Harris stated she was expecting the conflict. “I already knew it was coming. And it came. But I was expecting it,” she said, noting that others might not have anticipated the intensity of the feud.

Tameka "Tiny" Harris criticized the decision to bring women into the conflict, urging that the dispute remain between the men involved. She said, “I think he should have kept the beef with the man you were dealing with. Why are you bringing his woman into it? You’re dealing with a man, deal with the man, it ain’t got nothing to do with me. Like, who goes after the woman? That’s crazy. Regardless of what you thought, that’s crazy. You should be dealing with the man. That’s ya’ll beef right?”

The initial tension reportedly began as a competitive discussion over who would win a hypothetical Verzuz battle between 50 Cent and T.I.. The situation escalated when 50 Cent shared an unflattering image of Tameka "Tiny" Harris on social media, intensifying the conflict between the two rappers.

The dispute expanded beyond social media into diss tracks and pointed commentary involving family members from both sides. Both King Harris and Domani Harris contributed musically to the ongoing drama, while 50 Cent continued to address the feud through social media and entertainment ventures.

As of now, 50 Cent has not publicly responded to Tameka "Tiny" Harris's recent comments addressing the dispute and her family's involvement.