French Montana EXPOSED By 50 Cent For Shocking $7 Billion Plot.. (This Is CRAZY!)

There’s only one place in the federal guidelines where someone can be caught with ten machine guns and only receive one year of community service — and 50 Cent hasn’t forgotten it. Once again, he lit up the internet by taking direct aim at T.I. in what fans are calling one of his most brutal takedowns yet. During a fiery livestream, 50 called T.I. a “Hollywood clown” and accused him of selling out his roots for mainstream fame. This rant followed comments by T.I. where he appeared to prioritize acting over rap, a move that rubbed 50 the wrong way. “You ain’t the king of the South no more,” 50 sneered. “You’re just another actor trying to look tough on red carpets.”

Social media exploded. Some praised 50 for “keeping it real,” while others defended T.I.’s versatility and long-standing career. As memes flooded platforms like Twitter, the clash quickly became another iconic 50 Cent feud. Although T.I. initially stayed quiet, insiders claimed he wasn’t going to let the insult slide. Over the years, T.I. has had to battle persistent “snitching” allegations — something 50 Cent has kept alive with relentless trolling. These allegations trace back to a 2007 weapons case, when T.I. faced serious prison time but ultimately received a surprisingly light sentence. Many questioned how he avoided a decade-long sentence after being caught trying to purchase machine guns and silencers as a convicted felon. He ended up with a year of house arrest, community service, and a short prison stint.

50 Cent capitalized on this controversy, notably referencing it in the G-Unit track “You So Tough”, where he rapped about suspiciously light sentencing. Though he never mentioned T.I. by name, the implications were crystal clear. When pressed on the matter, T.I. continued to deny cooperating with authorities. He insisted, “All you gotta do is ask who I told on — my name ain’t in no paperwork.”

Years later, T.I. challenged 50 to a Verzuz battle, even proposing it as a birthday event. That only reignited the feud. 50 clapped back by reposting T.I.’s infamous Crimestoppers PSA, where he encouraged citizens to report crimes. The ad, meant to clean up his public image at the time, backfired in the hip hop world, leading to increased snitch accusations. While T.I. insisted the ad was outdated and misunderstood, 50 Cent used it as ammunition. Their once-collaborative history dissolved as the snitch narrative stuck to T.I., regardless of the facts.

More fuel was added when rumors emerged that T.I. had lost a role in the Power universe due to tensions with 50. T.I. denied those claims, stating that he and 50 were working on a different project and maintained mutual respect. However, 50 remained silent, never confirming or denying the rumors, leaving fans to speculate.

Despite T.I.’s repeated denials — both on social media and during podcast interviews — 50 Cent continued to throw jabs. At one point, he warned T.I. publicly on Instagram, saying, “It wouldn’t be a good idea to come around me again. Respectfully, stay away from me.” The beef intensified further after the death of Chicago rapper King Von. T.I. posted a message asking outsiders to stop bringing violence to Atlanta. Many, including 50 and Von’s sister Kayla, found the comment distasteful given the timing. 50 called out T.I., saying he should “chill” and that this was not the time to speak out without compassion.

The back-and-forth between T.I. and 50 Cent represents years of brewing tension. Whether it’s over street credibility, Hollywood success, or unresolved grudges, the feud refuses to die. Fans remain divided: some argue 50 is exposing uncomfortable truths, while others see it as old-fashioned trolling. One thing is certain — both artists know how to stir a crowd, and neither is backing down anytime soon.