In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop rivalries, Rick Ross has once again found himself embroiled in a public feud, this time taking aim at his long-time adversary, 50 Cent. The latest episode unfolded on social media, where Ross made an Instagram post mocking the concept art for G-Unit Film and Television Studios, located in Shreveport, Louisiana. His post featured a series of crying emojis and facepalm reactions, seemingly ridiculing the artistic renderings that accompany the studio’s brand.

However, Ross’s attempt at trolling 50 Cent appeared to backfire as fans quickly pointed out that the images he criticized were typical of rendering and concept designs. This miscalculation led to a wave of backlash from fans, who not only defended G-Unit’s artistic choices but also seized the opportunity to poke fun at Ross, particularly regarding his role as an opening act on Bow Wow’s current tour.

The rivalry between Ross and 50 Cent dates back to the late 2000s, originating from a tense moment at the 2008 BET Awards when Ross felt disrespected by 50’s gaze. This conflict was further fueled by 50 Cent’s assumption that Ross had ties with rapper Fat Joe, who was then in a feud with G-Unit. Since then, both artists have exchanged numerous diss tracks and lyrical jabs, but much of their feud now plays out in the digital realm, drawing significant attention from fans and media alike.

As the latest round of their feud unfolds, it’s clear that 50 Cent is relishing the opportunity to engage with his fans over the online banter, capitalizing on every chance to mock Ross. This ongoing rivalry has not only kept the two rappers relevant in the public eye but has also sparked additional conflicts within their respective camps. For instance, the feud has even extended to figures like Big Meech, who found himself at odds with 50 Cent after a perceived alliance with Ross during a homecoming concert.

As the back-and-forth continues, it’s evident that the tension between Ross and 50 Cent is far from over. Fans can expect both artists to seize any opportunity to reignite their rivalry, ensuring that their feud remains a staple of hip-hop culture.