Dame Dash Previews Diss Track Aimed at 50 Cent Amid Social Media Feud
Dame Dash has stirred up controversy again, this time with a new diss record aimed at 50 Cent, featuring his latest signee, Nicky Licky. The track, teased in a trailer for Dash’s upcoming Revolt series, Bosses Take Losses, includes jabs at 50’s age and compares him to Fredo from The Godfather Part II.
Fans quickly reacted to the snippet when it surfaced on X, formerly Twitter. Responses were largely negative. One user wrote, “What is this man lmao,” while another added, “This just makes it worse.” Many others shared gifs expressing disappointment.
The tension between Dash and 50 Cent escalated earlier this month when Dash filed for bankruptcy. He cited unpaid taxes, child support, and legal judgments, resulting in the relinquishment of the rights to the iconic film Paid in Full. Following this, 50 Cent allegedly purchased the rights and announced plans to develop the film into a premium TV show, naming Cam’ron as executive producer.
Dash did not hold back on social media, writing, “Cam just made a post, major announcement. I wanna congratulate him for making Fifty his new boss. So, congratulations, Cam, Fifty’s your new boss.” Cam’ron later responded with his own scathing message.
During a viral appearance on The Breakfast Club, Dash addressed the situation directly. He questioned 50 Cent’s credibility, asking, “Do you remember when 50 Cent was supposed to be putting out a documentary about Puff on Netflix? Where is it?” He added, “He’s cap. So, I’m, you know, I talk a different language than most people. I’m a boss. So, number one, there is no rights to be bought. So, I knew he was trolling.”
50 Cent responded on Instagram by sharing a clip of Dash’s comments. He wrote, “Dame going out bad, I don’t know why he would say I’m capping about anything. Award winning projects take time. Catch 50 ways to catch a killer on Fox Nation now!”
As the feud continues, the diss track featuring Nicky Licky and the Revolt series trailer are keeping fans engaged, highlighting the ongoing rivalry between two of hip-hop’s most prominent figures.
