Meek vs 50: 50 Responds. THEN MEEK! THEN 50! Tony Yayo Responds! Irv Gotti Too?! KIDD KIDD drops in!

[3rdWorld]

Of course not lil nikka.

And you're the big N concerned about a washed up mediocre rapper bickering with a mediocre hype man..grow the fukk up!

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

Y'all really get passionately emotional about these rappers, huh???

 

[Ronnie Macho]

Y'all really get passionately emotional about these rappers, huh???

On some fantasy league shyt...

 

[SuburbanPimp]

Has 50 dropped any music in this beef?

Or just a bunch of Instagram posts? People are really sheep. Isn't obvious that 50 gets paid for his Instagram post and likes???? Show me 1 instragram post that doesn't have a #Effen #Smsaudio #Frigo hashtag...... This shyt is WWF at its finest

 

[MarcP]

50 waiting to drop the actual content because the harsh reality of the situation is that his current environment doesn't allow for him to get into the mind-state of delivering a product with the right aggressive content.

 

[-Quikness-]

50 waiting to drop the actual content because the harsh reality of the situation is that his current environment doesn't allow for him to get into the mind-state of delivering a product with the right aggressive content.

I thought we was in court there for a minute,you did a good job defending 50

 

[Flav]

I see MMG is using 50 old (let's start some shyt right before a album drop) tactics & 50 fell for it lol

 

[VanVanCity]

I see MMG is using 50 old (let's start some shyt right before a album drop) tactics & 50 fell for it lol

And now during their whole promo run they will ask about 50

 

[DallasTxRep]

Y'all really get passionately emotional about these rappers, huh???

Amazing ain't it? I will never understand how somebody could hate or love a rapper THIS much

 

[Flav]

And now during their whole promo run they will ask about 50

And they will talk about to inform the listeners that they are beefing with the one and only 50cent so tune in! $$$$$

 

[General Mills]

Maybe Curly could have real producers and non-Larry non-CAC features like Eminem and Maroon 5 on his joint if he didn't spend his short time on top acting like he would be there forever with his limited talent?

You call Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, and Young Buck NOBODIES that NO ONE KNOWS by your own logic. Don't dance around it because YOU like them. Own up to it. Just like if you want to call the Game a p*ssy, a fake gangsta, and a fakkit then you have to acknowledge that Curly couldn't even do anything to him and really isn't a God Father but just a regular old, over the hill, never coming back "gangsta" MC Hammer.

Oh shyt!

 

[Suspicions]

Kidd kidds diss

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

Amazing ain't it? I will never understand how somebody could hate or love a rapper THIS much

Right. It could never be me.

 

[Archimedes]

where the disses at 50?

All this nikka has to do is remix i got the burner, change that trash hook and come with some quotables

They could actually do this instru justice

 

[loyola llothta]

50 Cent Creditors File Repayment Proposal

Impatient for their money, the woman who won $7 million from rapper 50 Cent in a sex-tape dispute and partners in a failed headphone deal have teamed up to take his personal bankruptcy into their own hands.

In court papers filed Thursday, the unpaid groups asked a bankruptcy judge to put a Connecticut lawyer named Richard M. Coan in charge of the 40-year-old entertainer’s business affairs, giving him the power to pay off the debts over the next five years.

With the title of trustee, Mr. Coan would sell off property owned by 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, and oversee the entertainer’s recording contracts, endorsement deals and other pursuits, according to documents filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Hartford, Conn.

The 37-page repayment proposal didn’t say how much Lastonia Leviston, the woman behind the sex-tape dispute, or the headphone partners would ultimately collect from Mr. Jackson over the repayment period.

Mr. Jackson filed for chapter 11 protection on July 13, shortly before jurors were scheduled to determine whether he should pay additional damages in the sex-tape lawsuit filed in 2010 by Ms. Leviston, rapper Rick Ross’s ex-girlfriend.

The verdict in the sex-tape lawsuit, which accused Mr. Jackson of posting the video on his website in 2009 as part of a “rap war” between himself and Mr. Ross, came as Mr. Jackson lost a dispute over a broken business deal to develop headphones. Mr. Jackson owes $18 million in that dispute, according to court papers.

In that business venture, an entity called Sleek Audio LLC made a deal with G-Unit Brands, Mr. Jackson’s licensing company, to allow Sleek to use Mr. Jackson’s trademarks. The deal fell apart when “Sleek failed to have the headphones ready for commercial production by the February 15, 2011, deadline,” Mr. Jackson’s bankruptcy lawyers said. Sleek Audio’s lawyers later filed an arbitration proceeding against Mr. Jackson, accusing him of stealing the design of the “Sleek by 50” headphones.

Mr. Jackson’s lawyers called Thursday’s plan “nothing more than a bad faith litigation tactic aimed at denying Mr. Jackson his rights” under bankruptcy law.

“The plan cannot be confirmed as a matter of law,” his lawyers said Thursday.

Judge Ann Nevins agreed to look over the proposal at a Feb. 18 hearing.

In the proposal, lawyers for Ms. Leviston and Sleek Audio noted that Mr. Jackson has been posting photos of himself on Instagram with stacks of cash and boasting about property purchases—none of which appear to be assets reflected in court papers. In November, he posted a photo on Instagram of stacks of money in his refrigerator, while another picture several weeks later has the rapper sitting on a bed with piles of money covering his legs.

In September, he also claimed to buy a house in Africa.

People who file for bankruptcy have to list in court documents all of the valuable items they own. If Mr. Coan is appointed, he would “be charged with the duty of reviewing and examining” the posts, according to court papers.

“A further review of [Mr. Jackson’s] social media accounts reveal other similar photos posted post-petition revealing [his] appearance at numerous and varied entertainment related events,” lawyers who wrote the plan said. “The [plan] proponents believe it is commonplace in the [his] industry for appearance fees and other remuneration to be received by [Mr. Jackson] in connection with such appearances.”

Mr. Jackson appeared on the music scene in 2003 with hit rap song “In Da Club.” He has sold more than 22 million albums and acted in films, including the recent boxing drama “Southpaw.”

His Farmington, Conn., mansion, once owned by boxer Mike Tyson, is reported to have 21 bedrooms, a racquetball court, a home movie theater and an eight-car garage.