Jim Jones, Fabolous, Maino & Dave East Downplay 50 Cent & New York Beef

50 Cent has a number of beef to juggle at any given moment, however his current spat with rappers and Let’s Rap About It podcast hosts Jim Jones, Fabolous, Maino, and Dave East has been significantly fiery. In a brand new interview with AllHipHop‘s SlopsShotYa in The Bronx, the 4 targets of the G-Unit mogul’s ire spoke on their beef with him and the belief from many followers that New York hip-hop is split.

“I believe in a way, New York, in the event you have a look at the podcasts, this [Let’s Rap About It podcast] is an instance of New York unified,” Fab posited. “Joe and Jada having their pod, that’s New York unified. I don’t suppose it’s as damaged up as media makes it. […] 50 trolls online. We did a freestyle form of trolling again, and that’s the place it bought left. Other than that, I don’t see actual division.”

“We left it there, except they wish to begin it again up,” Maino reportedly remarked. “If you’re from right here, you perceive,” Capo added. “But there’s a number of unity and camaraderie in New York between artists.”

Meanwhile, East had an attention-grabbing perspective because the youngest of this group. “People gotta cease complicated the web with actual life,” he expressed. “There’s a number of love in New York. Plenty of good power. I individually don’t bought an issue with no person.”

For these unaware, 50 Cent’s beef with Let’s Rap About It stems from their criticism of his govt manufacturing of the Netflix Diddy docuseries, Sean Combs: The Reckoning. There was additionally a historical past of rigidity earlier than this. Since then, he has trolled them individually and as a gaggle, claiming that they are behind on hire and dismissing their credentials.

Most not too long ago, Curtis Jackson dissed Lloyd Banks in response to a comparability between him and Fabolous. Him and Banks fell out years in the past over alleged lack of effort and different feuds. Of course, the comparability introduced one other alternative to go at Fab, and 50 took it.

Elsewhere, Jim Jones, Dave East, Fabolous, and Maino responded with a freestyle that appeared to shade Fif, particularly Fab’s verse. But like they level out on this AllHipHop dialog, that is all simply social media trolling and banter moderately than any actual rigidity or battle.

We’ll see if this escalates any additional, though full-on responses and assaults appear unlikely. In any case, 50 has the ball on his aspect of the court docket now… We’ll see how he handles it.