One recent incident caught the attention of none other than 50 Cent himself. The buzz revolves around Chris Brown allegedly purchasing the majority of Quavo's concert tickets, resulting in a notably sparse crowd at the Migos rapper's performance.
In an Instagram post that sent waves through the industry, 50 Cent shared a photo showcasing the modest turnout and accompanied it with a comment that read, “Oh this sh*t getting different, I know 🥷 tight.” This move, reminiscent of Fifty's own infamous ticket-buying stunt targeting Ja Rule's concert, seemingly earned his stamp of approval.
As the news spread, Quavo has remained tight-lipped, opting instead to share behind-the-scenes footage of a music video shoot with G Herbo. Likewise, Chris Brown has kept mum on the rumors surrounding the ticket purchase, leaving some insiders to speculate on the implications of financially supporting one's adversaries.
Rich Dollarz, among others, questioned the decision, pondering, “So he just put money in his opp pocket?” The move sparked debate, with some condemning it for indirectly funding Quavo's camp, while others acknowledged its effectiveness in causing embarrassment for the performing artist and his team.
In the broader rap landscape, 50 Cent has been actively weighing in on various beefs, including Drake's ongoing conflicts with a slew of artists such as The Weeknd, Rick Ross, Kendrick Lamar, Metro Boomin, and Future. Fifty didn't mince words, warning Drake's opponents of the potential fallout, drawing parallels to Drake's past feud with Meek Mill in 2015. Despite Drake's diss track aimed squarely at Kendrick Lamar, the latter has yet to issue a response. Similarly, Chris Brown has not reacted to Quavo's diss song "Over Hoes & B*tches," dismissing it as weak.
This latest episode involving Chris Brown, Quavo, and 50 Cent adds yet another layer of intrigue to an already drama-filled landscape. As tensions simmer and egos clash, one thing remains certain: the rap game is as unpredictable and captivating as ever.