Teairra Mari & 50 Cent Continue Feud + 50 Says “Power” Is Better Than “Game Of Thrones”

50 Cent, Teairra Mari
Teairra Mari & 50 Cent Continue Feud, 50 Says “Power” Is Better Than “Game Of Thrones”
Just when we thought the 50 Cent and Teairra Mari feud couldn’t get any more intense. Now, they’ve tossed iconic series “Game of Thrones” into the mix.
It started when Teairra Mari put 50 Cent’s head on a character, Tyrion Lannister aka the Imp aka the Halfman, from the series. The real character is portrayed by actor Peter Dinklage.

Teairra Mari joked that she found the perfect leading man for the video to her song “I Ain’t Got It.” It’s her latest move as 50 Cent continues to call out Teairra Mari for owing him $30,000. The amount stems from a judge’s order after she lost her lawsuit against him.
Teairra Mari wrote,
I appreciate all the submissions! It’s Such a blessing!!! I finally found the lead guy for the video “I Aint Got it” ????? •Lil Fofty the Imp• Hand of the Queen • We shoot on Tuesday in NYC PULL
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxUmdz_lmcn/
50 Cent then shared the screenshot and slammed “Game of Thrones” fans, stating his Starz series “Power” is much better.

Cast of ‘Power’
“This s*** ain’t nothing but hating ** game of throne fans sit there with too much time on there hands mad because. POWER is #1 f*** you and your flying dragons. We on some real life s*** hoe.?#lecheminduroi #bransoncognac“

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