The Setup

Big Meech thought he was stepping back into the spotlight with a blockbuster comeback. Rick Ross swooped in, promising him the world: a $120 million movie deal, big-budget projects, and legendary directors like Tarantino and Antoine Fuqua. On paper, Meech was set to cash in on his name.

Reality check? Ross never delivered a thing. No film, no empire—just empty hype. All he really did was use Meech’s name to flex against his old enemy, 50 Cent.

50’s Response

While Ross fumbled, 50 was actually building. He bankrolled the BMF series, paid for Lil Meech’s acting classes, and gave him a platform. Ross? Just promises and photo ops. The contrast couldn’t have been clearer, and 50 wasted no time clowning Meech online, turning him into a running joke.

It got so bad fans started pushing for a boxing match between Meech and 50. Some hyped it as an “ultimate showdown.” Others said it was sad—Meech reduced to celebrity boxing just to stay relevant.

The Lil Meech Factor

Then the drama deepened. Lil Meech was caught partying with Ross, just days after texts leaked of him trashing Ross. The viral footage had fans questioning loyalty, and 50 turned it into a Wingstop punchline, saying Ross was only feeding the family scraps.

From there, 50 went further, exposing Lil Meech’s alleged trips to rehab, substance issues, even his airport arrest—framing himself as the one holding Meech’s career together while his father and Ross looked the other way.

The Fallout

Michael Rainey Jr. (Tariq from Power) jumped in too, saying he felt no sympathy for Lil Meech: “You’re a grown man. Handle it.” 50 reposted the clip instantly, pushing the narrative that Meech was weak.

When Big Meech finally clapped back, he posted a photo of him and 50 with a rat emoji slapped over 50’s face, straight up calling him a snitch. He branded 50 an “internet gangster,” while Ross piled on, mocking 50 for being salty.

But behind the memes, Wack 100 stirred the pot with a bigger claim: that Meech’s confidant Tammy Cowan once told 50 that Meech had worked with the feds. If true, it gave 50’s “snitch” narrative dangerous legs.

The Ironic Image

Meech later popped out rocking Kanye’s Graduation jacket—the same album that famously outsold 50 in 2007. Fans saw it as a deliberate shot. 50, surprisingly, stayed quiet—leaving everyone thinking he was saving a heavier blow.

Where It Stands Now

This isn’t just Instagram trolling anymore. 50 looks obsessed, firing back at every move. To some, it’s betrayal: he built Lil Meech up, only to watch him lean on Ross. To others, it’s pure power—50 refusing to look weak in any beef.

And if this ever moves from posts to punches, it won’t just be entertainment. It’ll be the final chapter in a feud where one man’s trying to protect his legacy, and the other looks like he’s tearing it down for clout.