The streets are buzzing—and not just with drama, but with betrayal that runs deep. Lil Meech was caught on body cam allegedly *planting a gun and drugs* on his close homie **Three Luck**, and the footage hit the internet like a bombshell—courtesy of none other than 50 Cent. And Big Meech? He’s *fuming* from behind bars.

If you’ve been anywhere near your phone or the hood lately, you know the footage: Lil Meech, caught red-handed, allegedly tossing a firearm—and maybe even narcotics—onto a sleeping Three Luck during a police stop. This wasn’t some random dude. **Three Luck is BMF certified**, a solid street soldier who already served **10 years** and came home still loyal to the cause—and to Lil Meech.

Even after that airport debacle where Meech tried to deny his bag—setting off snitching rumors—Three Luck stayed quiet, held it down. But then came **October 24th**, the day everything fell apart.

Meech was driving. Three Luck, dead asleep in the passenger seat. Cops had already been watching Meech—he was under investigation. They ran his plates and moved in. As the flashing lights hit, Meech panicked. Instead of taking the fall himself, he **allegedly slid the gun and substances** onto his *sleeping* homie’s lap.

By the time the cops pulled up, Three Luck woke up to heat in his lap and cuffs around his wrists.

Think about that: You’re catching Zs, and you wake up with a gun, drugs, and flashing lights—then get hit with the full charge. Florida gun laws might be lenient, but that combo of **firearms and narcotics**? That made it federal. And Three Luck got **40 months in prison** for something he didn’t even know was in the car.

And the worst part? Meech allegedly snitched *before* the cops even asked. They weren’t even looking for anything beyond the guns until Meech *volunteered* information about where the other stash was hidden. That flipped the whole case upside down.

Still, even after all that, **Three Luck stayed loyal**. He thought Meech would make it right. He figured, maybe the kid just panicked. He spent his savings fighting the case and waited for help from the BMF fam.

**No one came. Not even a dollar.**

Lil Meech? Silent.

And then, from prison, Meech calls Three Luck—talking about he’s sorry, saying *he’ll make it right* once the next season of **BMF** drops. Promised he’d break him off some money for taking the fall.

So Three waited.

Then the news hit: 50 **canceled the show**.

No new season. No check. Just silence.

That’s when **Three Luck snapped.** He hit Instagram with everything—**screenshots, voice notes, long captions calling Meech fake.**

“Reason I gotta do fat time is ‘cause a fake dude like Lil Meech lined me up. I hate your pops bred a lame like you.”

He exposed how Meech sacrificed a real one—cost him years away from his child, his business, his life. And all for what? Fame? Clout? Drugs?

He even aired out other so-called homies for staying quiet. Said they picked **Instagram status over loyalty**. The BMF image? Dead to him now.

And guess who took it *nuclear*? **50 Cent.**

50 got his hands on the footage and went full troll mode. He **posted the body cam video**, added his own captions, and put Lil Meech on blast:

“Yo, how you gonna throw your strap and drugs on your man’s lap while he’s sleep like—‘Here, this yours.’ LOL.”

It wasn’t just trolling. It was **surgical disrespect**. 50 posted side-by-sides with **Michael Rainey Jr.** from *Power Book II*, throwing shade at Lil Meech’s acting, his spending habits, and his whole image.

And then it got even deeper.

50 began reposting **quotes from Three Luck**, **clips of Meech apologizing**, and **subliminal messages** tying Lil Meech to snitching. He even compared him to **Tekashi 6ix9ine**, a move that hit hard in street circles.

But that wasn’t all.

People started wondering: *Where’s Big Meech in all this?*

He hadn’t said much. But soon, **photos dropped**—Lil Meech visiting Big Meech in prison, standing together. The caption?

“Nothing can stop us. We all the way up.”

Sounds like unity, right?

But to those who know how Big Meech moves, it sounded more like a **coded warning**. A way of saying: “We’re still watching. Don’t get it twisted.”

Word on the street? **Big Meech sent messages to 50** through mutual contacts—no public threats, just a *very clear* warning:

“Tell him to stop playing with my son.”

That’s not internet talk. That’s **old-school street diplomacy**.

And it worked. 50’s tone started to shift. Things between the two camps got icy. This wasn’t just social media anymore—it was **a full-blown war for control over the BMF legacy.**

See, this whole beef didn’t start with that video. That was just the trigger. Behind the scenes, **tension had been brewing** for a while. Word is, Big Meech and 50 had **conflicts over money, control, and the portrayal of the BMF story**.