The hip-hop world is on fire after 50 Cent unleashed a brutal attack on Big Meech, the infamous BMF kingpin, following shocking allegations of a \$120 million scam tied to Rick Ross. What started as respect and loyalty has now spiraled into betrayal and war.

For years, 50 Cent stood as one of the biggest supporters of Meech’s legacy. He didn’t just rap about BMF—he brought their story to life on screen. As executive producer of the hit *BMF* series, 50 gave the culture a look into the rise and fall of the Black Mafia Family, while also launching the acting career of Meech’s son, Lil Meech. To many, 50’s moves weren’t just business—they were acts of loyalty.

But that loyalty may have been thrown back in his face. Reports claim that Big Meech has aligned himself with Rick Ross, 50’s longtime rival, allegedly backing a massive \$120 million scheme connected to Ross. While details of the operation remain murky, the news was enough to set 50 off. Wasting no time, he dragged Meech across social media, making it clear he feels betrayed.

Fans immediately weighed in, calling Meech’s move a slap in the face to 50. One fan summed it up: *“50 didn’t just put Meech in a song—he gave his son a career and built an entire TV series around his family. That’s deeper than rap.”*

Still, some point out that Meech and Rick Ross go way back. Ross built his entire rap persona around the “Rick Ross” name stolen from a real drug kingpin, and he’s been accused of being a corrections officer, fabricating his street image, and even promoting date rape lyrics. Despite those controversies, Meech’s alleged endorsement of Ross has stunned the hip-hop community.