50 Cent Clowns Big Meech After His “Welcome Home” Concert Gets Canceled
50 Cent has once again found a way to take shots at Big Meech after the Black Mafia Family (BMF) co-founder’s highly anticipated Welcome Home concert was abruptly canceled.
The event, set to take place in Sunrise, Florida, on February 13, was supposed to be a grand celebration of Meech’s release from prison, featuring big names like Lil Baby, 21 Savage, and Rick Ross. But just hours before showtime, ticket holders were informed that the concert was canceled due to “unforeseen circumstances.”
50 Cent, who has been on a relentless campaign against Big Meech over snitching allegations, wasted no time mocking the situation. Taking to Instagram, the In Da Club rapper sarcastically denied any involvement in shutting down the concert, while flexing his influence.
“I had nothing to do with this, please stop calling my phone 🤷♂️,” he wrote. “I sincerely hope you have a nice day today, Happy Valentine’s Day. I’m stronger than you think I am 😏.”
In another post, 50 shared a message from Dionne “Cuffy” Gatling, an incarcerated St. Louis drug lord who has accused Meech of cooperating with authorities. The message praised 50 for supposedly exposing Meech, calling him “a bad man” for making “the rats jump ship left and right.”
The trolling didn’t stop there. 50 reposted reactions from disappointed fans blaming him for the concert’s cancellation, playfully responding, “I apologize for your trip to Miami, but n****s been playing with me. So you know. Let’s build when y’all get back to the city!”
He even took a shot at Rick Ross, resharing a video claiming that Rozay was responsible for the concert getting shut down. “If you bought an outfit and was ready to turn up, I apologize for whoever’s responsible. Let’s get to dat!” he wrote.
50 Cent’s feud with Big Meech has escalated in recent weeks, despite their seemingly good relationship after Meech’s release and the success of the BMF TV series, which 50 executive produces. The drama kicked off after Meech was seen hanging out with 50’s longtime rival Rick Ross.
Fif didn’t take kindly to that and posted an image of a rat alongside lyrics from Ross’ 2010 hit B.M.F. (Blowin’ Money Fast): “I think I’m Big Meech.” He then hinted that more dirt would be revealed in an upcoming documentary by Tammy Cowins, a former BMF associate who allegedly cooperated with the government.
Meech later responded to the snitching claims in an Instagram video, saying, “I wasn’t gonna address this because I’m not trying to let nobody trick me off the streets. But I’ve never folded, never told—never will. Death before dishonor, always.”
50 wasn’t buying it. “You tricked Cuff off the streets, na. You told Tammy to tell, bh,” he fired back, doubling down on his accusations.
He even predicted the concert’s downfall before it happened, warning fans: “Y’all gonna be disappointed when Lil Baby don’t show up? When Skilla [Baby] don’t show up? When [Icewear] Vezzo don’t show up? [Meech] can’t even go! He on house arrest.”
With tensions running high and 50 refusing to let up, it’s clear this beef is far from over.