The latest clash between Meek Mill and 50 Cent is no exception. This time, the controversy ignited over comments made about Diddy's son, King Combs, following Combs' diss track "Pick a Side."
The drama began when Christian Combs, known as King Combs, released his single "Pick a Side" on Sunday. The track directly targets 50 Cent and addresses the recent raids on Diddy's homes in Miami and Los Angeles. During these raids, Diddy's sons were reportedly placed in handcuffs, a move that has sparked significant outrage.
50 Cent wasted no time in responding to King Combs. Taking to social media, he made inflammatory remarks accusing Combs of drugging women. "I really don’t understand why they want to drug women, if she can’t remember how good it was the next morning How do you connect?” Fifty wrote in a tweet.
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Meek Mill, who has his own history of conflict with 50 Cent, quickly came to King Combs' defense. He blasted 50 Cent on Twitter, questioning his motives for attacking a young man. Meek wrote, “Because your federal the street ni***s in queens know that why you tryna pick on a lil boy … your own son hate your guts lol I’m so grateful to be on a island with my son and his friends on his bday.. don’t follow these guys they miserable lives be terrible.”
In another since-deleted tweet, Meek continued, “Yall ni***s 50 online beefing with kids … of course yall ni***s left all yall friends and family behind! Yall holding the culture back fr old hating manipulation niggas lol.”
Meek didn't stop there. He accused 50 Cent of being mentally unstable, writing, “Owwwwww what I ran into 50 many times he only had monster around him that was risking his life and really holding the line! Nobody trusting 50 he too vicious … ni*** spoke on my child like this ni*** mentally sick lol.”
Adding fuel to the fire, Meek Mill also alleged that 50 Cent is an informant who has made statements against others. “I never seen black people laugh at black people getting indicted… he really be online enhancing people cases … and he got real statements against ni***s …. You aint feed Mike Knox yet… everybody on to you!” he tweeted.
These tweets have since been deleted, but not before 50 Cent got wind of them. The tension between Meek Mill and 50 Cent isn't new; it's a spillover from Fifty's longstanding feud with Rick Ross, the head of Maybach Music Group, where Meek was signed. Recently, 50 Cent mocked the low sales of Meek and Ross's joint album, "Too Good to Be True", which sold about 31,000 units in its first week after its release on November 10, 2023.
50 Cent has a history of targeting Diddy on social media, and now it appears his focus has shifted to Diddy's son, Christian Combs. This latest feud adds another chapter to the ongoing saga of rap rivalries, with Meek Mill standing firmly against what he sees as 50 Cent's bullying tactics.