50 Cent may have once been interested in signing Desiigner, but the “Panda” rapper is firmly on 50’s bad side these days.
Continuing their recent spat over 50’s revelation that he decided against inking Desiigner to a record deal, the G-Unit boss took aim at the Brooklyn native again on Instagram on Monday (September 16).
Fif resurfaced Desiigner’s widely ridiculed 2017 freestyle for Funkmaster Flex, which left the veteran Hot 97 DJ looking somewhat perplexed, and wrote: “Sometimes you don’t have to say anything at all. [anguished face emoji] ok moving right along!”
While the likes of Bobby Shmurda, Slim Thug and Loaded Lux flocked to the comments section to share their amusement, Desiigner didn’t take kindly to the post and was quick to fire back.
The former G.O.O.D. Music representative dug into 50’s own past and mocked him over his extreme weight loss for the 2011 movie All Things Fall Apart while also previewing a new song that includes the lyrics, “Talking 50 Cent, I’m talking 50 mill.”
He also posted a picture on his Instagram Stories of the Power mogul flipping his middle fingers to the camera, aiming the image back at its originator.
The spat erupted earlier this month month after 50 Cent revealed that he turned down the opportunity to sign Desiigner following the breakout success of his 2016 hit “Panda” over concerns about his work ethic and longevity.
“The n-gga came to me, what’s the n-gga’s name? He sounded like Future. Panda, panda, panda,” he said on Million Dollaz Worth of Game, struggling to remember Desiigner’s name. “I met with him before he did the deal with Kanye and them.”
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However, 50’s enthusiasm quickly waned when he asked the future G.O.O.D. Music and Def Jam signee to play him what other music he had in the stash.
“I had him at the office. I was like, ‘Yo, let me hear the other records you got.’ And he’s like… ‘That’s it,’” he continued. “And the shit was so hot that he had, I was struggling. But I was like, ‘Nah, I can’t give that n-gga that money. Let them give him whatever the fuck they gonna give him.’”
Desiigner returned fire by posting a video of a new freestyle in which he raps: “N-ggas talkin’ that 50 Cent, I be talking 50 mill / N-ggas talkin’ that Timmy Turner, glad the n-gga got killed / I got signed to Kanye, lil n-gga, you was never worth a deal.”
50 Cent later called the freestyle “trash!” while also responding to fellow rival Dame Dash, who had challenged the “In Da Club” hitmaker to a “CEO war” involving their respective TV channels.
