AceShowbiz - Rick Ross is firing back at 50 Cent and Uncle Murda following their trolling over a viral airport photo, AllHipHop reports. The rapper responded with sharp remarks aimed directly at both 50 Cent and Uncle Murda after the image circulated widely online, sparking a social media feud.

Iheart also detailed how 50 Cent escalated the situation by posting a flyer for The Millennium Tour 2025, which features Omarion, Bow Wow, Trey Songz, and other artists, with Rick Ross listed as a special guest. 50 Cent minimized Ross’s role by labeling him an opening act for Bow Wow rather than a true headliner, while taking shots at Ross for performing songs with Drake despite their known past disagreements. He also challenged Ross to bring out Floyd Mayweather and Big Meech during his tour performances. In response, Rick Ross questioned why 50 Cent’s proposed TV studio in Shreveport, Louisiana has yet to materialize and brought up 50 Cent’s late mother, Sabrina Jackson, in his comeback. Ross further mocked 50 Cent’s unfinished G-Unit Film Studio project and insulted Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, dubbing the latter “Aunty Murda” and telling them both to get facials. Ross even expressed interest in buying 50 Cent’s music masters while warning him to stop talking. Notably, 50 Cent later deleted the post containing the tour flyer and his initial comments.

Hiphopdx reported that Ross’s response included a lengthy Instagram Stories rant targeting 50 Cent and his associates. He referenced Tony Yayo’s previous advice to 50 Cent against confronting Ross, insulted both Yayo and Uncle Murda’s credibility and appearance, and mocked 50 Cent’s stalled film studio plans. Ross’s mention of 50 Cent’s late mother suggested the rapper believes 50 Cent wants to honor her memory amid the feud. The recent association of Ross with Big Meech, co-founder of the Black Mafia Family, has intensified the ongoing conflict, which previously involved 50 Cent posting videos featuring both Ross’s daughter and Big Meech’s son at family events.

Rick Ross is best known for his 2006 debut album Port of Miami and has been nominated for several awards, including the 2020 Grammy for Best Rap Song. Besides his music career, he has appeared in films such as Days of Wrath, How to Make Money Selling Drugs, House Next Door, The, and Coming 2 America. Ross’s public persona often intersects with his ties to figures like Big Meech, adding layers to his high-profile disputes.

This exchange highlights the ongoing rivalry between two prominent figures in hip hop, with tour billing and personal digs fueling the tension. As Rick Ross continues to push back on 50 Cent’s provocations, the feud remains a focal point for fans watching their competitive interactions unfold.

This article is based on reporting originally published by AllHipHop.