He recently hopped on live, clearly fed up with all the jokes and sneak disses. He had a few things to get off his chest—especially aimed straight at 50 Cent, aka Curtis Jackson.

“I was just on the road, minding my business,” Benzino said, adjusting the camera. “I posted a little freestyle video—nothing serious, just expressing myself. And people loved it. I got real supporters out here. But then, I see Curtis… posting it, clowning me?”

He rolled his eyes.

“Man, this dude really got a thing for Zino, huh? You watching me like that? You should be somewhere explaining to little Sire why his moms been running around with Diddy and a bunch of other dudes. That’s what you should be worried about.”

Then Benzino turned it up a notch:

“Let’s not forget we all saw you on the beach in that Bugs Bunny tank top, playing with the camera like a teenager. You were in your feelings, huh, Curtis?”

But he didn’t stop there. Benzino *revived the boxing challenge*.

“The offer’s still on the table, Curtis. Celebrity boxing. Let’s get in the ring, three rounds. I’ll make a few million beating your goofy ass. What’s up?”

Then he threw down the gauntlet:

“And while you’re at it, let’s see if you can drop a song better than ‘Y and Z’ or shoot a better video. What I put out? That was just a mic drop clip. I haven’t even released the official video yet.”

Benzino also used the moment to plug his new movie.

“Go stream *TKO*, number one on Tubi, number five in the whole country right now—including Netflix and Prime. Shout out to Chris Stokes, Juanita Stokes, Marcus Houston. We making moves.”

He then mocked 50 Cent’s fashion and hairline:

“You always been a Huda-type dude. Never could dress. Your head is big as hell and your hairline starts halfway back. That’s why you always wearing a fitted.”

And he didn’t hold back on 50’s relationship past either:

“Word on the street is… you don’t measure up, Curtis. That’s why shorty made the switch to Bad Boy. Yeah, it must sting.”

As for his freestyle “Y and Z”?

“It’s not even on all platforms yet. I was just testing the waters, but now I see I gotta go full throttle. Appreciate the love from everyone supporting.”

Then he turned his attention to the men commenting negatively:

“All you grown men jumping under another man’s post just to hate? That’s weirdo behavior. I hope none of y’all got sons, because you’re setting a terrible example.”

He wrapped up the rant with a Boston salute and a quick jab at hip-hop media:

“Yeah, MRE TV, Vlad TV—you already know. These dudes were part of that Reggie Wright, Kading, Wack 100 crew spreading lies about Biggie’s death. They were out there in Cali pushing false info.”

Then, switching tones, Benzino got serious recalling a life-or-death moment in the streets:

“They had the sawed-off to his head. I was already facing jail time. I told them to chill. I ain’t trying to watch no man get his head blown off. That’s not me. I’m not a psychopath. I never did things just to maim or disfigure.”

And with that, Benzino offered one final thought to the real ones out there: