50 Cent is relentless when it comes to trolling celebrities. The New York rapper recently claimed that Jay-Z is laying low until Diddy's legal situation blows over. He also posted a distorted image of Hov.

 

On Wednesday (May 15), 50 Cent jumped on his Instagram page and posted a wild photo of Jay-Z. In his IG post, which can be viewed below, the television mogul shared an extreme close-up of Jay's face in a distorted image.

 

In the caption, Fif insisted that Hov is hibernating until Diddy's ongoing legal situation blows over.
 
"Jay in hibernation he ain’t coming outside till this s**t with puff blow over, no brunch, no lunch, No dinner. LOL [smiling face with open mouth emoji] IM ALL YOU GOT IM OUTSIDE," he wrote.

As for the unflattering image of the hip-hop billionaire, it's part of Jay-Z lip meme on the internet.

 

It's unclear when the photo first originated online, but it has been widely used by people to create memes with the image manipulated.50 Cent is diabolical with his trolling.

50 Cent didn't just troll Jay-Z today, he also poked fun at Diddy's friend Stevie J.50 went on his Instagram page to clown Stevie J for a video he shared with his fans. 

 

 

In the clip, which can be viewed below, the veteran hitmaker is flexing his muscles in a bathroom mirror while listening to King Combs' 50 Cent diss track "Pick a Side."

 

The former G-Unit leader captioned his post: "[Grinning face emoji] Hahahaha why you make a video like this man, LOL I can not wait to be in the same place with you guys.

 

I know you don't know about me. [crying face emoji, grinning face emoji, crying face emoji]."50 Cent can't stop, won't stop trolling people.

 

Video:

 

Things first became contentious between 50 Cent and Rick Ross amid 50's beef with Fat Joe back in 2008. In March of that year, Fif praised Rozay for the success of the Miami rhymer’s Trilla album during an interview with MTV.

 

However, 50 Cent followed the compliment by warning Ross to distance himself from the Terror Squad boss.

 

Rick Ross took exception to 50’s suggestion and responded with a few diss lines on the 2009 track “Mafia Music,” on which Ross called out 50 Cent’s then-public spat with the mother of his son.  

Being that 50 is a master at hip-hop warfare, he took the baby mama drama to the extreme one month later by introducing the world to Tia Kemp,

 

the mother of Ross’ son, just as she was planning to publish a tell-all memoir slamming her former lover. 

 

In a series of videos shared on ThisIs50.com in 2009, the two taunted Rick Ross in various ways that included claims of Rick Ross flaunting fake riches,

 

a lavish shopping spree in New York City and even a trip to Las Vegas with Ross’ son to visit boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s mansion.  

50 Cent’s brazen link-up with the mother of Rick Ross’ son escalated the beef between the two rappers to irreparable heights. All involved remain at odds to this day.  

Jay-Z and Nas were embroiled in one of the longest-running, most high-profile rap beefs of all time. After Nas was a no-show for a scheduled recording session for Jay-Z's 1996 debut album, Reasonable Doubt, 

 

Hov sampled the hook from Nas' "World Is Yours" and used it for his own chorus on the LP's single "Dead Presidents."

 

The Queens MC took the sample as a slight and the two proceeded to take subliminal shots at each other for years. 

Jay-Z dissed Nas by name for the first time while debuting the song "Takeover" live on stage at Hot 97's Summer Jam in New York in 2001.

 

Nasir clapped back with his respected yet scathing diss track "Ether" and the full-fledged battle was on.

 

With Nas slated to perform at the following year's Summer Jam Festival, he had big plans to bring the beef to an entirely new level that was nothing short of disturbing. 

Nas commissioned a special effects artist to create an effigy of Jay-Z, which he intended to hang from a noose during the Summer Jam performance.

 

When Hot 97's management barred the lynching of the Hov sculpture ahead of the concert, Nas refused to show up at all. The MC claimed he felt "dissed."

 

Video footage of the Jay-Z effigy and the gallows that were to be used in the mock lynching surfaced years later in 2012, confirming the story was true.

Although the perturbing 2002 performance never actually went down, the mere fact that Nas intended to hang the Jay-Z sculpture remains one of the most sinister moments ever when it comes to beef in hip-hop.