Big Meech Breaks Silence After Savage Mockery from 50 Cent

Big Meech, the infamous former drug kingpin and subject of the hit crime drama BMF, has finally responded after being publicly taunted by 50 Cent in a brutal social media exchange. The ongoing feud between the two has escalated recently, with 50 Cent calling out Meech for his alleged connections with long-time rival Rick Ross.

50 Cent, known for his penchant for stirring drama and provoking his enemies, has targeted Big Meech with relentless online attacks. The rapper, who also produces the series BMF, based on Meech’s life and the notorious Black Mafia Family, has been vocal about his displeasure with Meech’s social circle, particularly with Rick Ross, the rapper and entrepreneur.

In one of his latest social media rants, 50 Cent didn’t hold back, referring to Big Meech as a “b***h” and insinuating that Lil Meech, the son of the former drug lord, who plays his father in the show, might be dismissed from the production. 50 Cent‘s verbal jabs and open mockery seem to have crossed a line for the BMF boss, who decided to speak out.

Big Meech Responds with Dignity

Although Big Meech didn’t explicitly name 50 Cent, his response was clear and forceful. The veteran drug kingpin took to social media to declare that he would not allow anyone to push him around, emphasizing that he would never back down.

“I’m not going to address this issue,” Meech stated in his response. “Because I’m not going to let anyone trick me off the streets.” He further denied the allegations made by 50 Cent about being a “snitch,” saying, “I never fold, I never tell. I’ll die before I lose my honor. Always, that’s me.”

In an effort to shift the tone, Meech ended his post on a positive note. “I do this for my loved ones,” he said, hinting at his ongoing support for his family and close friends. “And the support of my family and friends,” he added, as a reminder of the importance of his personal circle amid the drama.

Upcoming Concert Amidst the Feud

Meech’s message also served as a subtle promotion for his upcoming “Welcome Back” concert, which is set for February 13th in Florida. The concert is expected to feature several big-name artists, including 42 Dugg, Sexyy Red, Kodak Black, and of course, Rick Ross. The inclusion of Rick Ross in the lineup is significant for a few reasons.

Firstly, Rick Ross, hailing from Florida, is one of the most influential figures in rap in the 21st century. Secondly, Ross has long been a supporter of Big Meech, having given him shoutouts in his 2010 single “BMF (Blowin’ Money Fast).” Additionally, it’s rumored that Ross has even helped Meech financially in the past, further solidifying their bond.

The collaboration between Ross and Meech, despite the growing tension with 50 Cent, highlights a deeper connection and a shared history within the world of rap and street culture.

50 Cent Responds with Mockery

Despite Meech’s dignified response, 50 Cent wasted no time in taking another swipe at him. On Instagram, the G-Unit mogul posted a sarcastic comment undermining Meech’s message. “Meech won’t even be there,” 50 Cent claimed, referring to the concert. “He can’t be out after 6 PM, but don’t take my word for it. Keep running yourself ragged.”

The comments further fueled the rivalry, with 50 Cent showing no signs of backing down from his campaign to publicly discredit Big Meech.

Ongoing Feud and Public Tensions

This latest chapter in the feud between 50 Cent and Big Meech is just another page in their complicated history. While 50 Cent has used his platform to mock Meech, often questioning his credibility and personal life, Big Meech has maintained his silence for the most part, choosing to rise above the attacks. However, the growing public tension and the involvement of family members, including Lil Meech, adds another layer of complexity to their bitter rivalry.

As the drama continues to unfold, fans of both 50 Cent and Big Meech are left on edge, eagerly awaiting the next move in this ongoing war of words. Whether the two will eventually settle their differences or if their feud will escalate further remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure — 50 Cent and Big Meech are far from over.