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50 Cent Relentlessly Roasts Rick Ross for Opening for Bow Wow on Millennium Tour

50 Cent is at it again, poking fun at his longtime rival Rick Ross in his usual humorous way. This week, he took to Instagram to mock Ross for being a “special guest” on Bow Wow’s Millennium Tour, and he didn’t hold back. 50 Cent made it clear he finds Ross opening for Bow Wow pretty funny, saying, “People get quiet when they have to open for Bow Wow. He’s not a surprise guest; he can’t sell a ticket. LOL.” The Millennium Tour features popular artists from the early 2000s, like Plies, Boosie Badazz, the Ying Yang Twins, and Ross.

However, 50 Cent sees this gig as a step down for someone like Ross, who often portrays himself as a big player in the industry. He even shared a screenshot from an article discussing his remarks about Ross, continuing to tease him in his caption: “So, nobody noticed this guy is opening for Bow Wow for $30,000 a show, trying to sell wings and car show tickets. I didn’t notice either.” Fans loved it, with one commenter pointing out, “50 forgets he’s talking to regular people, $30,000 a night sounds like a dream.” Another fan added, “This beef is way too rich for us right now!”

While Ross hasn’t responded publicly yet, their back-and-forth has been going on for years, with their feud starting in the late 2000s. They’ve exchanged insults through music and on social media, and neither seems ready to back down. Whether you view 50 Cent as a funny guy or a troublemaker, he knows how to keep people amused online. And as long as Ross continues to find work in unexpected places, you can be sure 50 will be there to remind everyone about it. Stay tuned because this rivalry between 50 Cent and Rick Ross is far from finished.

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