Rick Ross broke his silence after being mocked by 50 Cent over the sales of his new album, Set In Stone.
“Do the long game, baby,” the 50-year-old Miami rapper said in a clip posted on his Instagram Story. “That’s how we hustling. That’s how we winning.”
“We here 20 years later. Those G-Unit sneakers gon’ be at Costcos, baby,” added Rick.
The Hustlin hitmaker then criticized 50’s business ventures and former G-Unit artist Lloyd Banks.
“Hey, 50,” Ross said. “Give Lloyd Banks his own high-top sneaker. Since the Shreveport sh*t ain’t happening no more, you can focus on the sneakers.”
“How’s it going in Shreveport?” Ross questioned. “You borrowed all them people money. Did you give the money back?…Give them people back they money, Curtis.”
The rapper claimed that his new record, Set in Stone, is the album of the year, despite the low sales numbers.
Ross’ reaction came just a day after 50 claimed that the Miami rapper’s career was over because only 2,000 copies of his new album had been sold.
“LOL I’M SORRY ITS OVER, CANT FAKE IT FOREVER!” the In Da Club crooner wrote on social media on August 4.
