50 Cent Mercilessly Trolls Irv Gotti After His Death

The long-standing feud between 50 Cent, Irv Gotti, and Ja Rule is nothing short of legendary. The battle between Murder Inc. and 50 Cent defined an era in hip-hop, with 50 emerging as the ultimate victor. By dismantling Murder Inc., 50 Cent catapulted himself into superstardom in the early 2000s, while Irv Gotti and Ja Rule never quite recovered their cultural relevance. And now, with the shocking death of Irv Gotti, 50 has wasted no time taking one final jab.

The rapper took to Instagram to deliver yet another ruthless blow, posting an image of himself beside a plastic tombstone while casually smoking shisha. The message? Loud and clear: even in death, Irv Gotti wasn’t getting a pass.

50’s Savage Instagram Post: “Dat Gotti Pack”

50 Cent’s caption left no room for misinterpretation.

“I’m smoking on that Gotti pack. No, God bless him 🕊️ LOL.”

The response was immediate. While some of his followers found it hilarious, others slammed 50 for being insensitive and immature, criticizing him for mocking someone who had just passed away. But let’s be real—anyone familiar with 50’s track record knew this was coming.

A Feud That Ran Deep

The beef between 50 Cent and Murder Inc. wasn’t just about music—it was personal.

Irv Gotti and Ja Rule were once at the top of the hip-hop world, running Murder Inc. Records and dominating the charts with R&B-infused rap hits. But their long-standing rivalry with 50 changed everything.

When 50 Cent exploded onto the scene, he didn’t just go after Ja Rule—he waged a full-scale war on Murder Inc., exposing their weaknesses and publicly humiliating them at every opportunity. It wasn’t just a competition for dominance; it was pure destruction.

50 Mocked Gotti’s Health Before His Death

The animosity between them never faded, and 50 Cent continued to troll Irv Gotti right up until his final days.

Back in August 2024, when reports surfaced that Gotti had suffered a stroke, 50 wasted no time mocking him. He posted an image of Gotti using a cane, alongside a caption quoting lyrics from his 2003 diss track “Wanksta”:

“Damn homie, in high school you was the man, WTF happened to you?”

The internet went crazy, with some fans laughing at the reference while others called 50 Cent’s behavior cold-hearted. But he wasn’t done.

More Mockery Before Gotti’s Final Days

Fast forward to February 4, 2025—just days before Irv Gotti’s passing—and 50 was still throwing shots. After news broke that Gotti had suffered another stroke, 50 once again took to Instagram. This time, he managed to mock Gotti and plug his own TV show in the same breath:

“Damn. I wanted him to see my new show, yo!”

At the time, 50 Cent was already involved in feuds with Big Meech, Lil Meech, and longtime rival Rick Ross. But despite his ongoing battles, he still found time to kick Irv Gotti one last time while he was down.

The Reaction: Fans Divided Over 50’s Ruthlessness

Not surprisingly, social media erupted over 50 Cent’s post. While some fans appreciated his unfiltered savagery, others thought he crossed the line by disrespecting the dead.

Many pointed out that 50 had already “won” the battle against Murder Inc. decades ago, making his latest jabs feel like overkill. But anyone who knows 50 Cent knows he doesn’t believe in mercy—even in death.

With Irv Gotti’s passing, one of hip-hop’s most notorious rivalries has officially come to an end. But clearly, for 50 Cent, the war never stopped. His trolling instincts remain as sharp as ever, and as history has shown, he never lets an opportunity to clown his enemies go to waste.

One thing is for sure: 50 Cent is as relentless as ever, and this beef will go down in hip-hop history.