50 Cent and King Harris have taken shots at each other’s mothers amid Fif’s feud with T.I., and King is still keeping the disrespect toward Sabrina Jackson going.
Even though the tension between 50 Cent and T.I. has cooled recently, there’s clearly still some lingering animosity. This time, T.I.’s son King Harris reignited things by claiming he copyrighted a name tied to 50’s late mother for his cannabis brand.
As reported by Livebitez on Instagram, King addressed fans who were still talking about the situation. After 50 Cent took jabs at his family in the theme song of a new Power series, King suggested things are now even between them.
“People asking me why we got Ms. Jackson on a pack? N***a wanted to make a TV show,” he said. “I call it even. When I’m listening to the intro of the goddamn season, I’m going to be smoking Ms. Jackson. We even. Fair game. You did your s**t, I did my s**t. […] And I had got her name copyrighted since nobody wanted to do it. Other than Outkast, Ms. Jackson is mine, son. To be exact, ‘Ms. Jackson OG’ and ‘Ms. Jackson Candy Shop’ is me.”
The young rapper has been actively promoting the marijuana line on social media, continuing to stir the pot. While 50 Cent has mostly responded to the Harris family with trolling online, it remains to be seen if he’ll escalate things further — though it’s always a possibility.
