The uneasy relationship between 50 Cent and T.I. has resurfaced, playing out once again in public view. The latest friction appears to stem from talk of a possible Verzuz battle, which T.I. has implied 50 declined. From there, the exchange moved quickly to social media, where long-standing grievances were revived in clipped posts and pointed captions.
Over the weekend, 50 Cent shared an unflattering image of Tameka “Tiny” Harris, T.I.’s wife, prompting a response from the Atlanta rapper. T.I. previewed a diss track titled “War,” though only a brief segment has circulated online. Listeners reacted with mixed opinions, some questioning whether the moment called for escalation or restraint.
The episode arrives as T.I. has been promoting recent music, including the single “Let Em Know,” which many fans have described as a return to his earlier sound. That contrast—between new work and old disputes—has shaped much of the online conversation. The tension highlights how veteran artists often navigate personal history alongside ongoing creative output.
A Laugh, a Post, and a Feud That Won’t Fade
50 Cent did not address the diss directly. Instead, he posted an image of Pepe the Frog on Instagram with the caption “LOL,” offering a response that suggested indifference rather than engagement. He has not elaborated further.
Whether “War” will receive a full release remains unclear. For now, the disagreement exists largely in fragments: posts, previews, and reactions. Like many long-running rivalries in hip-hop, it appears less about resolution than about endurance—a reminder that history, once established, rarely disappears entirely.
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