Rick Ross Makes Fun of 50 Cent and Eminem

The rivalry between Rick Ross and 50 Cent never truly ends; it just gets updated with fresh soundbites whenever the Teflon Don needs a little extra attention. Taking another unsolicited jab at 50’s legacy, Ross pulled out a direct line targeting his rival’s reliance on major co-signs and television powerhouses: “I heard you said you gonna release music with Eminem and 2Pac. Hey, boy, Pac been dead for 30 years, let the man rest in peace and Eminem? C’mon now… Be loyal to black woman the way you are to Eminem.”

By bringing up a “black woman” in his commentary, Ross was directly referencing Courtney A. Kemp, the creator and showrunner who actually built the blockbuster Power franchise 50 starred in. Leave it to Officer Ricky to suddenly lecture anyone on loyalty while using someone else’s brilliant career as a conveniently timed throwaway punchline.

For Ross, the logic is as sound as his past resume: frame 50 Cent as a helpless bystander who only succeeds when elite collaborators carry the weight. It’s a rich critique coming from a guy whose entire catalog relies on heroic production, but hey—if you ignore 50’s executive producer credits long enough, maybe the narrative sticks.

Ultimately, the comment is just another calculated, deeply ironic entry in their endless feud. Rozay wrapping TV industry politics into a hip-hop lecture is top-tier comedy, proving that while he might not be writing hit shows himself, he’s certainly master class at playing the spectator.

Rick Ross goes off on 50 Cent & speaks on his upcoming release with Tupac & Eminem then brings up Courtney Kemp who created power 👀 pic.twitter.com/VO5TRD5oQF
— 2Cool2Blog (@2Cool2Blog) August 6, 2026

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