It’s unclear whether Young Buck’s warning carries any real significance, but one thing is for sure—50 isn’t letting it bother him…
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is never one to
back down from a feud, especially when
it involves his signature brand of trolling.
Recently, Young Buck attempted to warn
the G-Unit mogul about making jokes at
the expense of Demetrius “Big Meech”
Flenory, the infamous co-founder of the
Black Mafia Family (BMF). But in classic
50 fashion, he responded with laughter,
brushing off the warning as nothing
more than noise.
Young Buck’s Warning: A Word of Caution
Young Buck, who has had his own share
of ups and downs with 50 Cent, seemed
to think that the “Many Men” rapper
might be playing with fire by
continuously mocking Big Meech and his
situation. Buck, who once was part of G-
Unit but later had a public falling out
with 50, spoke in an interview where he
expressed concern about the rapper’s
trolling habits.
“Look, I ain’t saying too much, but 50
better be careful when it comes to
Meech. That’s a whole different kind of
respect,” Buck reportedly said, implying
that some lines shouldn’t be crossed. His
comments suggested that despite 50
Cent’s success in producing *BMF*, the
hit STARZ series based on the real-life
Black Mafia Family, he should tread
carefully when speaking about the
people involved in the actual events.
50 Cent’s Response: Pure Laughter
If Young Buck thought 50 Cent would
take his words seriously, he was
mistaken. The hip-hop mogul, known for
his ruthless internet antics, took to
Instagram and laughed off Buck’s
comments.
“Ain’t nobody worried about Buck or
what he talkin’ ‘bout,” 50 wrote, followed
by a series of laughing emojis. “Dude still
tryna be relevant. Meanwhile, I got
another season of *BMF* coming, and it’s
bigger than ever.”
The response was classic 50—sharp,
dismissive, and loaded with shade. It’s no
surprise that he isn’t taking Buck’s
warning seriously, as he has spent years
beefing with some of the biggest names
in the industry without showing an
ounce of fear.
A History of Trolling and Controversy
50 Cent has long been the king of trolling
in hip-hop. Whether it’s Ja Rule, Floyd
Mayweather, or even his own former G-
Unit members, he has a track record of
using social media as his battleground.
His ability to stir controversy and
dominate headlines is unmatched.
His connection to *BMF* is also well-
documented. As the executive producer
of the STARZ series, he has a direct line
to the Flenory family, including Big
Meech’s son, Lil Meech, who stars in the
show. While some might see his jokes as
disrespectful, others argue that his
involvement in telling the *BMF* story
proves his admiration for the empire
that Big Meech built.
Will 50 Ever Stop?
If history has taught us anything, it’s that
50 Cent doesn’t back down. Whether
Young Buck’s warning holds any weight
remains to be seen, but one thing is
certain—50 isn’t losing sleep over it. In
fact, if anything, he’ll probably keep the
trolling going just to prove a point.
