Rick Ross Just Dragged 50 Cent’s Child in Their Long-Running Feud, Did He Finally Go Too Far?

The conflict between 50 Cent and Rick Ross is never-ending, with no signs of them letting up from the online jabs – but Rozay might’ve taken their feud to a whole new level. For years, the two have kept us entertained with their petty spats and trolling.

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But when Ross mentioned the 50’s estranged son Sire, many felt he crossed the line…and social media is not here for it. Is this just more trolling, or are personal family matters becoming more a part of the punchline these days? 

According to HipHopDX, this round of shots started when 50 Cent stirred the pot by once again implying Rick Ross is gay — posting a now-deleted clip of Ross on a yacht with a caption suggesting he’d “come out.” Naturally, the Maybach Music mogul was ready to take their petty wars up a notch: In a recent video, Rozay got even more personal, saying, “So, 50 look, I mentioned your youngest son, Bruce Leroy, me taking him fishing for the first time.”

Now, it’s no secret that 50 Cent has a rocky relationship with his children, especially with his youngest son, Sire. But calling him “Bruce Leroy…?” That’s wild. 

Ross didn’t stop there: “Me and my buddies, we were talking about little man possibly suffering with trauma in the future,” Ross explained. “I said, ‘Okay, that’s something I never thought about. Trauma.’ But, if he is suffering from trauma or needs any assistance, I’m here for him. I would love to get him a puppy.” 

Ross then asks someone off-camera what kind of dog he should get – landing on a chihuahua. And just when you thought Ross was done, he doubles down and mimics Bruce Lee’s iconic ad-lib. Yep, Rozay knows how to hit below the belt, but this time, it was a straight shot at 50’s parenting. Ouch. 

While Ross may have thought this was all in good fun, social media had some choice words for the “Diced Pineapples” rapper. One Instagram user posted, “Kids are off limits. This ain’t it.” Fans flooded the comments section with mixed reactions, with some laughing it off, while others called out the rapper. 

Another user added, “They’re using each other’s baby mommas as pawns different type of beef.” Another user kept it blunt: “The older these dudes get, the more corny they get. They do everything but make a good song these days.”