The ongoing feud between 50 Cent and Jim Jones has escalated again, drawing major attention from fans of rap and hip hop.
The G-Unit mogul recently shared surveillance footage that appears to show the Dipset rapper attempting to force entry into a property tied to 50’s business partner, adding a new twist to their public drama. Social media quickly lit up as fans reacted to the latest development, proving the rivalry is far from over.
50 Cent posted videos and photos on Instagram highlighting the incident, including an image of himself with the building owner.
50 Cent escalates feud with Jim Jones over property dispute
The footage shows Jones repeatedly kicking a door before gaining access, while 50 issued a direct and threatening message: “Sam is my partner, I own the joint, now you’re gonna fix every door you kick, or I’m gonna kick ya ass jimmy. By Monday, you’re destroying my property.”
This feud has been brewing for months. 50 Cent has publicly mocked Jones over alleged financial troubles with his Bronx-based podcast studio, called the IFC Factory (Intellectual Factory of Content), claiming Jones and his collaborators were behind on rent and facing eviction.
The property has now become a central point in the ongoing clash between these two major hip hop figures, combining real-life stakes with public spectacle.
The surveillance footage, dated February 19, has added fuel to a conflict that has been brewing online for months. 50 Cent’s posts mix humor and intimidation, reflecting his signature trolling style while sending a serious warning to Jones. Previously, the G-Unit general even joked about buying the building himself, but this latest post turns those jokes into a direct threat.
In the videos, 50 Cent appears relaxed while posing with the building’s owner, creating a striking contrast with Jones aggressively kicking the door. While the exact circumstances remain unclear, the footage underscores the ongoing tension and competitive energy between two major figures in rap and hip hop. Fans have been watching closely, knowing that every public post could escalate the drama further.
Jim Jones responds with martial arts moves and social media posts
Jones didn’t stay silent. On Instagram, he shared a video performing martial arts moves while The Last Dragon played in the background. “Kunfu [sic] Jim is what they call him. I need u good movie to watch on this big screen we got cable lol,” he wrote, showing humor even in the middle of a heated feud.
After 50 Cent’s landlord posts, Jones fired back on his Instagram Story, writing, “Give me a second I’m tryin to figure out Wht I need to promo while [I] Got th spot light again.” These posts highlight that both rappers are using social media as a battleground, making the feud highly visible to fans around the world.
Hip-hop feuds, social media, and public spectacle
The clash between 50 Cent and Jim Jones shows how rap disputes have evolved in the social media era. Fans can follow conflicts in real time, complete with video clips, Instagram captions, and viral commentary. The combination of property issues, online trolling, and performative posts reflects the theatrical side of hip hop culture while keeping the feud very real.
Whether it’s 50 Cent’s property warnings or Jones’ playful martial arts moves, this ongoing rivalry is more than entertainment; it’s a public spectacle that captures the competitive spirit of rap. The back-and-forth continues to dominate discussions among hip hop fans, making it one of the most talked-about stories in the scene today.