Rick Ross Mocks 50 Cent After “Set In Stone” Sales Diss: ‘The Shreveport Sh*t Ain’t Happening’

Rick Ross Mocks 50 Cent After “Set In Stone” Sales Diss: ‘The Shreveport Sh*t Ain’t Happening’

Rick Ross is brushing off 50 Cent’s latest jab, arguing that his longevity and album sales prove he is still winning without artificial streaming boosts.

“Do the long game, baby,” Ross said on Instagram Story. “That’s how we hustling. That’s how we winning. We here 20 years later. Those G-Unit sneakers gon’ be at Costcos, baby.”

The Miami rapper then targeted 50’s business ventures and former G-Unit artist Lloyd Banks.

“Hey, 50,” Ross continued. “Give Lloyd Banks his own high-top sneaker. Since the Shreveport sh*t ain’t happening no more, you can focus on the sneakers.”

Ross responded after 50 reacted Tuesday to reports that Set in Stone moved roughly 20,000 album-equivalent units for a second consecutive week.

“LOL I’M SORRY ITS OVER, CANT FAKE IT FOREVER!” 50 wrote publicly.

Set in Stone includes 19 tracks and guest appearances from T.I., Jeezy and The-Dream. Early projections placed the project below 26,000 first-week units.

The exchange extends a feud that began in 2009 and has repeatedly spilled into music, social media and business trolling. 50’s revived Reebok G-Unit G6 sneakers are scheduled to return August 20 for $130.

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