In a heated response to 50 Cent’s allegations against Big Meech, rapper Boosie Badazz has publicly declared his intention to perform at the welcome home concert for Big Meech, scheduled for February 13. This comes amid escalating tensions between 50 Cent and Big Meech, following 50 Cent’s recent claims that Meech is a “rat” for associating with Rick Ross, one of 50’s long-standing rivals.

The controversy ignited when 50 Cent took to Instagram to announce his severance from Big Meech, citing Meech’s friendship with Rick Ross as a breach of loyalty. The rapper further accused Meech of cooperating with law enforcement during his legal troubles, stirring up claims from various sources that Meech had used a woman named Tammy Cohen to provide information to the DEA in exchange for a reduced sentence. These allegations have resurfaced amid the ongoing feud, with 50 Cent suggesting he would produce a documentary series to expose the truth about these claims.

In a video response, Boosie defended Big Meech, insisting he would not be swayed by the drama surrounding the two rappers. He asserted his commitment to the concert, emphasizing the importance of honoring his word and supporting his friend. “I never fold, never told, never will,” Boosie affirmed, highlighting his loyalty to Meech amid the swirling controversy. He expressed concern that the public might be disappointed if other artists failed to show up at the concert due to the ongoing beef.

The situation has drawn comparisons to past instances in the hip-hop community where allegations of snitching have led to severe repercussions for those involved. Many in the industry are closely monitoring the fallout, as 50 Cent’s history of using social media to influence public perception is well-documented. With the concert just days away, the question remains whether other artists will join Boosie in supporting Big Meech or distance themselves from the contentious situation.

As the drama unfolds, fans and observers are left to speculate on the implications of loyalty and reputation in the hip-hop world. Boosie’s decision to stand by Big Meech could either rally support for the BMF founder or entangle him further in the feud with 50 Cent, whose influence in the industry is significant.

With the welcome home concert positioned as a pivotal event, all eyes will be on the artists who choose to attend, as well as the potential reactions from 50 Cent. As the dust settles, the future of the BMF brand and the relationships within the hip-hop community may very well hinge on the outcomes of this ongoing controversy.