T.I.’s son King Harris went off in a heated online rant aimed at 50 Cent after the rapper shared an unflattering photo of his mom, Tameka Tiny Harris.
In the profanity-laced video, King repeatedly brought up 50 Cent’s late mother, telling him to post a photo of her grave instead of speaking on his mom.
“Bitch ass n***a wanna say something about my mama, your mama dead as fuck n***a. Your mama dead as fuck, go dig her up. Go dig her up. Fuck. Post a picture of your motherfucking mama n***a, she dead n***a,” he said. “Pay respect, n***a. Stop fucking playing with my mama n***a. N***a ain’t playing like that, n***a ain’t going like that n***a. How y’all bitch ass n***a raised, I’m not raised like that. I don’t go, I’m not going about my mama n***a.”
King didn’t hold back as he continued.
“I’m not going, n***a. So, tell your dead ass mama, dig her ass up and post a picture that look better than my motherfucking mama n***a. Fuck wrong with you, n***a. Y’all n***a better tie y’all motherfuckin’ shoes. Y’all niggas don’t know who the fuck y’all fuckin’ with, n***a,” he added.
“You better put that music up, my n***a. Shut the fuck up, n***a. Cause all that other shit ain’t gonna get on my mother. Your mama dead as fuck, n***a. Dig that bitch up. N***a not goin’. N***a not goin’. Now what the fuck you gonna do about that? N***a not goin’. I don’t give a fuck about how a n***a play it. N***a not goin’. N***a postin’ my mama like your mama ain’t dead as fuck. Go put some flowers on that bitch grave, n***a. Man, n***a, n***a, posting my mama, my mama a motherfucking legend. Your mama a motherfucking… n***a. Stop, man,” he said, referencing his mom’s career as a member of the R&B group Xscape and her Grammy-winning success.
“Don’t never think you can get on this motherfucking level and you can compete with us, n***a. We on a whole different ballgame, n***a. We got a whole different type of level of respect around here, n***a. You get on that, do that bitch-ass shit, n***a. You a hoe-ass n***a, n***a. I would say that shit to your face, n***a.”
King Harris didn’t stop there. He also shared a photo of a tombstone, directly taking aim at 50 Cent.
“This where yo mama at!” King wrote alongside the image.
T.I. also weighed in under 50 Cent’s original post, firing back with a blunt response.
“Fu*k Ni66a you can post a fat ho in a snowstorm on a unicycle juggling dildos…. You still a HO!!!! #KingSaid That,” T.I. wrote in the comments.
King Harris also jumped into the comment section of the same post, writing, “Where ya mama.”
In a follow-up shared to his Instagram Stories shortly after 50’s post about his wife, T.I. added a message of support, writing, “U gon win bc u a good man, a good dad & a good person.”
T.I. and 50 Cent first clashed after the Atlanta star revealed he no longer had respect for 50, claiming their long-rumored VERZUZ showdown never happened.
Speaking on Million Dollaz Worth of Game, T.I. said the battle was meant to celebrate both of their catalogs. “It was really about celebrating each other’s catalog,” he explained. “Me and this n***a talked about this. I just ain’t call him out of the blue. This ain’t come out of nowhere. We were moving around in Los Angeles, selling some shows together.”
According to T.I., 50 backed out even after they had agreed to go head-to-head.
“It’s like, fuck all of it,” T.I. said. “Now, I question your character. N***a, just say you don’t want to do it.”
50 later fired back on Instagram, writing, “I know Atlanta pick and choose who they support, but yall gotta do better. LOL, keep my name out ya mouth !”
During an appearance on Nightcap, T.I. expanded on his stance. “When I was talking to Swizz, I was like, ‘Yeah, I’d do it, but the one that would really be the one, it probably ain’t gonna happen — if Gucci, that’s the one,’” he shared. “And he hit me back like, ‘Don’t even trip, Tip, I think we gonna get Gucci to do it.’ I said, ‘Well, you don’t need me then.’”
