50 Cent rushed to Instagram to fire back at Jim Jones after Capo dissed him during an interview earlier this week.
50 Cent is taking aim at Jim Jones after the Harlem rapper fired shots at the G-Unit mogul during a recent interview.
The animosity between the two intensified amid Jones’ ongoing feud with his former Dipset partner Cam’ron.
50 Cent’s name came up during Jim Jones’ appearance on the Breakfast Club Thursday (February 27), during a discussion about a New York opponent for a potential Verzuz battle.
“I got more solo records than most of them that really hit,” Jones said around the 44 minute mark of the interview below. “I got a lot of gold singles—I got some action with me. Gone be hard for a lot of people from New York to win with Capo, and I got freestyles I could do. In New York City it’s gone be hard, I would say that, for anybody.”
When DJ Envy suggested Jones might be avoiding a battle with 50 Cent, Jim Jones got heated.
“I wouldn’t do nothing with that sucker, you heard?” he snapped. “Leave him out the conversation, don’t start.”
50 Cent Claims Jim Jones Only Has One Hit
The Get Rich or Die Tryin’ creator caught wind of Jim Jones’ remarks and took to Instagram early Friday morning (February 28). He shared a clip from the interview, mocking Jones and dubbing him a one-hit wonder.
“Delusional JoMo only got one song, ‘Ballin’ written by Max B,” he wrote. “Da f### he think he @aboogievsartist Fvcking PUNK!”
He followed up with a cryptic post, seemingly directed at Capo.
“I been waiting to say this,” he wrote alongside a photo of himself holding a wine glass and reading a magazine. “ALL YOU GOTTA DO IS SOMETHING PUNK. YOU GIRLY MOUTH BOY!”
Although 50 Cent refused to entertain a Verzuz battle with 50 Cent, he challenged Cam’ron to a $10 million boxing match.
“I’ll box his head off. Where’s the ring at?” Jones said during the same interview. “You with Mayweather and them—$10 million. I’ll meet you in any boxing ring, yeah!” he challenged. “Now go make some jokes about that on your next show. I’ll box your head off—you know that, don’t play with me.”
