50 Cent Escalates Feud with Big Meech & Lil Meech—Drags Rick Ross’ Daughter Into the Mix
50 Cent isn’t letting up in his ongoing beef with Big Meech and Lil Meech—and now, he’s bringing Rick Ross’ daughter into the drama.
In his latest shot, 50 posted a video montage on Instagram featuring Lil Meech attending Rick Ross’ daughter, Toie Roberts’ prom and her Sweet 16 party in 2018. The clip, originally from another account, claimed the two used to date. But 50 wasn’t just stirring up old tea—he used the post to take jabs at Big Meech’s parenting, writing:
“Why old boy didn’t look out for Me Me and send him to acting school, BIG SCREECH? All your people that was out did nothing for him. You come home thinking you the Black Pablo Escobar and fucked him up.”
50 also reminded the Flenory family that he made them millions through his hit TV show BMF, which is based on the real-life Black Mafia Family organization.
“I helped your family make over $5 million legit dollars—it’s not my fault it’s all gone,” he wrote. “You think people don’t see you want to shine so bad you wearing the baby’s jewelry. Bitch, give the baby back his jewelry!”
50 vs. Big Meech: The War Continues
This is just the latest chapter in 50’s relentless attacks on Big Meech, accusing him of snitching on his former associate Dionne “Cuffy” Gatling. Big Meech has denied the allegations, recently posting a video saying:
“I’ve never folded, never told—never will. Death before dishonor, always.”
With tensions at an all-time high, it’s unclear how this fallout will affect BMF, which is set to return for a fourth season on STARZ this spring. 50 has already hinted that Lil Meech—who plays his father in the series—could be cut from the cast.
Meanwhile, Rick Ross has entered the chat. The MMG boss recently took shots at 50’s “lackluster” show and announced plans to create his own “big-budget” BMF movie to tell the story the way he sees fit.
“I wanna do a BMF film because you’ve been entertained by a lackluster, small-budget series. Now it’s time to do a big-budget film,” Ross said, teasing potential A-list directors like F. Gary Gray, Antoine Fuqua, and even Quentin Tarantino.
With 50, Big Meech, and Rick Ross all going head-to-head, this feud is only heating up. The question is—who’s really in control of the BMF legacy?