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BMF: 50 Cent Has Words for Terry ‘Southwest T’ Flenory

Ok hustlers, today is Juneteenth but unfortunately there seems to be trouble brewing amongst Black Mafia Family boss Terry ‘Southwest T’ Flenory and 50 Cent.

50 hopped on IG to address Southwest T after video and photos popped up online with Southwest T meeting up with the alleged son of 50 Cent’s real life opp, Supreme.

For those who don’t know — Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff is a convicted former drug lord and gangster from New York City. He is also known for his beef with Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson.

According to the streets ~~and the Feds~~, Supreme is responsible for attempting to murder 50 Cent in Jamaica Queens back on May 24, 2000. According to the reports, 50 Cent was sitting in a car with another man when they were ambushed but 50 miraculously escaped death after being shot 9 times.

50 Cent Sells Diddy Documentary to Netflix After Massive Bidding War “Diddy Do It?”

The king of petty is back it again.

One thing about it, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has the television game on lock with his hit series “BMF” and “Power” and it looks like he is ready to capitalize off the downfall of Diddy.

Y’all here for it?

Check back for more details as they become available.

NSFW: CNN Releases Video of Diddy Beating Ex Girlfriend Cassie

R&B singer Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura rocked more than the music world when she filed a lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs in early 2024.

Within that lawsuit she alleged sexual, mental and physical abuse at the hands of the Bad Boy Entertainment CEO whom she dated since her teenage years as revealed in her lawsuit.

The backlash for Diddy Combs has been tremendous and the case was closed swiftly with Diddy paying Cassie millions to stop talking and stop the suit from going forward. From what I read in the deposition, there’s no way in hell he could allow any more of those accusations to come out. The allegations were brutal – both literally and figuratively.

Since then Diddy, previously extremely active on social media referring to himself as “Brother Love” spreading “love”, has kept an uncharacteristically low profile minimizing his presence on all platforms and stepping down as the face of various companies his brand is was affiliated with.

There have since been multiple other suits filed by alleged male and female victims. Diddy has denied all other allegations and has vowed to fight back against his accusers, whom his attorneys claim are just looking for a big Cassie style payday — keeping his attorneys very busy (and rich).