WATCH THE VIDEO HERE The long-standing, bitter feud between 50 Cent and Rick Ross just took another interesting twist. Today, 50 Cent officially announced the final season of his hit Starz series BMF, a move that comes just one week after Big Meech went Instagram official with Rick Ross. Given the nearly two-decade-old rivalry between the two rap moguls, fans can’t help but wonder—is this timing purely coincidence, or is 50 playing chess again? The Queens-born rapper and TV producer took to social media to promote the final season of BMF, writing: “Be sure to catch the next season of BMF, it’s going to be out of here!” While 50 Cent has always been heavily involved in executive producing hit crime dramas, there’s an added layer of intrigue and timing behind this announcement. Big Meech, the real-life figure behind BMF, recently aligned himself publicly with Rick Ross, a man who has been one of 50 Cent’s biggest rivals in both music and business. Now, just days later, 50 Cent is ready to wrap up the story of Meech’s legacy on television—and possibly shift focus to a much bigger play. Rumors are already swirling that 50 Cent is launching his own streaming service, which could be the next step in his growing media empire. The G-Unit boss has already produced multiple successful shows (Power, BMF, Raising Kanan, Force), and sources say he’s strategically positioning himself to have complete control over his content. The Bigger Picture: 50’s Next Move?
50 Cent CANCELS BMF Just Days After Big Meech Links Up w/ Rick Ross!
