It seems 50 Cent has met his match when it comes to being savage.
French Montana isn’t letting 50 Cent get away with bullying him online as he does to other people. Instead, he has hit back by posting receipts claiming 50 Cent has a secret fetish.
He claims 50 Cent likes transwomen with their penis still intact.
50 Cent usually ends most of his Instagram posts with the phrase, “Get the strap” and French says it’s his coded way of saying he likes women with the “magic stick”.
French Montana shared a video where a woman detailed her sexcapade with 50 Cent who French savagely refers to as a “dinosaur”. In the video, the woman narrated how she “ate” 50 Cent’s butt hole for 5 hours.
French captioned the video:
HARAAAM GRAB YOUR POP CORN !!!! AS PROMISEDDDD THE FULL STORY .NOW I KNOW WHAT “GET THE STRAP” MEANNN 59!!! SHE GOT THE MAGIC STICK. NOT YOUR BOOTYYYY ……SAY IT AIN’T SO 59 ….. THATS WHY THEY CALLED YOU BOO BOO !!!!!!!! HERE’S THE FULL STORY GETTIN YOUR SALAD TOSSED FOR HOURS PART 1
The beef between both men intensified after 50 Cent caught wind of a Twitter thread claiming that Montana has people hacking Spotify accounts to give his single “Writing on the Wall,” featuring Post Malone, Cardi B, and Rvssian, a jump on the charts.
On Friday, January 3, 50 Cent posted on Instagram a stack of blank CDs in an attempt to get under Montana’s skin.
He captioned the post: “Somebody send this to wrench. Damn he gonna need the old apple to burn the new music though. LOL.”
Montana, who has been beefing with 50 Cent ever since 50 came after his purchase of an older model Bugatti, took to Instagram to call out 50. Montana seems to believe that 50 is the culprit behind the increased streams.
He replied to him: “Yeah, you sensitive dinosaur. I got all under your skin. Your whole page is about me. When that hate don’t work they start telling lies, baby. Go keep buying my streams and talking ’bout faking streams. I checked on it. They all coming from New York. I did my homework. Damn, you mad.”
French Montana added: “Stop buying my streams. I’m doing numbers. You can’t fake … Yo, how you go out your way, and call yourself an artist and buy my streams to make me look bad?”
In the caption, French Montana wrote:
59 HOW YOU STOOP THAT LOW DINOSAUR. YOU BUY FAKE STREAMS ON MY SONG AND TRY TO USE THAT AGAINST ME. WOW. YOU THAT DESPERATE. I SHOWED PAPER WORK FOR 2MIL NOW YOU GOT NOTHING ON ME, BUT TO STOOP THAT LOW. BULLY DAYS ARE OVER WITH YOU SHOULD USE THAT MONEY FOR YOUR RAP SHOWS DINOSAUR !! YOU CAN ONLY PERFORM IN SOUTH KOREA ITS OK TO TAKE AN “L”AND IM LOOKING FOR YOUR DENTIST YOU DESERVE A FULL REFUND 59 AN EVIL DONKEY.
The rapper kept going in on 50 Cent in other Instagram posts. He posted a screenshot from an article claiming that 50 owed $21,000 over a Bentley.
French Montana even went as far as leaking a clip from 50 Cent’s hit show “Power” ahead of its midseason premiere on Sunday, January 5.
Sharing a clip from an episode of Power that is yet to air, French Montana wrote:
BREAKING NEWS ??
All you power fans 59 don’t show u who killed ghost tomorrow….. he still Tryana drag his last piece of power but here’s the highlight of tomorrow’s episode let me save you a hour of your life
Kilo Lazer officially steps into a new chapter with the release of his debut album, From the Mud a body of work that captures his journey, resilience, consistency, and undeniable growth.
Rooted in experience and shaped by the realities of coming from the bottom, From the Mud tells Kilo Lazer’s story through raw energy, honest storytelling, and a sound that reflects how far he has come.
More than a debut, the album is a testament to staying the course, trusting the process, and turning struggle into purpose.
Kilo Lazer’s From the Mud is out now on all major streaming platforms.
Multi-hyphenate artist, selector, and creative director Queen Petite is ushering in a bold, uninhibited era for global African music with the release of her brand-new single and self-engineered genre movement, “Ikapiano Pop.” Marking her second major genre innovation following her pioneering creation of Dembowpiano, the Nigeria-London based powerhouse continues to push global dancefloors into uncharted territory off the momentum of her standout projects PETITENESS and REBEL BLACK SHEEP.
Guided by her background behind the decks, Queen Petite’s work is driven by an instinctual command of room energy, seamless transitions, and dancefloor mechanics. Ikapiano Pop stands as a textured, high-octane fusion that layers trunk-rattling Miami basslines and crisp hip-hop drums over the hypnotic, swinging log-drums of Afropiano. Grounding this international production is her native heritage: the vocals are written and performed entirely in the Ika dialect, native to the South-South region of Nigeria, proving that raw, local storytelling holds universal cross-border appeal.
“Creating new sounds is second nature to me—first with Dembowpiano, and now stepping into my second genre creation with IKAPIANO POP,” states Queen Petite. “I didn’t start with an existing box and add my name to it; I built the blueprint from scratch. Being a DJ taught me how to read energy, and I wanted to construct something that feels incredible whether you’re listening in headphones or in a packed arena. It brings together my African identity, global influences, and pop accessibility so people feel free, confident, and unstoppable.”
Captured during an intense burst of inspiration, the track was recorded at London’s Hot Money Studios alongside engineer Patrick, with Queen Petite personally directing her Nigerian producer over the phone to execute the exact rhythmic blueprint in her mind. More than just a single release, Ikapiano Pop represents a long-term global movement set to anchor her upcoming DJ sets and live performances across the UK, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Described in three words as Free, Vibrant, and Unstoppable, “Ikapiano Pop” is available now on all major streaming platforms.
Watch the Official Music Video for “Ikapiano Pop”
Blow Money Records proudly announces the release of “Jẹjẹ,” the latest single and official music video from Nigerian Afro-fusion artist Temmy Dreddz.
Produced by the talented OxDBeat and visually brought to life by Kore Culture with breathtaking scenes filmed in South Africa, Jẹjẹ is a refreshing Afrobeats record that celebrates love, patience, hope, and the beauty of embracing life’s journey one step at a time.
More than just a song, Jẹjẹ delivers a powerful message in a world driven by urgency. Inspired by the Yoruba expression jẹjẹ, meaning gently or take it easy, the record reminds listeners that meaningful progress, genuine love, and lasting success are built with patience, consistency, and faith in the process.
Complementing the song is a visually captivating music video that blends cinematic storytelling with vibrant African scenery, perfectly reflecting the warmth, emotion, and uplifting spirit of the record. Shot against the stunning landscapes of South Africa, the video enhances the song’s message while showcasing Temmy Dreddz’s artistic identity on a global stage.
Speaking on the release, Temmy Dreddz describes Jẹje.
With this release, Temmy Dreddz continues to establish himself as one of the emerging voices in contemporary African music, delivering authentic stories through infectious melodies and relatable songwriting.
“Jẹjẹ” and its official music video are now available on all major digital streaming platforms and YouTube worldwide.
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