In mid-August, 50 Cent and Louisiana native Hurricane Chris were trading shots thanks to the latter kicking things off. At the start of last month, the G-Unit head honcho put together the Humor & Harmony Weekend festival and spent a whopping $500,000 on security. Chris was not a fan of the budgeting and publicly called out Fif online. "That money could've went to help the motherf***ing youth. We don't need more money invested into the police". After going back and forth for a couple of days, Chris said that they smoothed things out. However, just two days ago, he decided to restart their beef for some reason.
This time, he proudly stated that he is the better artist at this point in his career and would outperform him. "You cannot out rap me. You do not make better music than me right now. Song making, he don't make better songs than me. If 50 was to make a song right now and I make a song right now I'mma smash that s***. I make music way better than 50 Cent. I know it's a fact". When you call out the "Candy Shop" MC like that it's eventually going to get back to him. This case is no exception to the rule, and 50 had quite the rebuttal for Chris.
He reshared a clip from that same Vlad TV interview when he was talking about Louisiana's lackluster educational system. In that segment, Chris pronounced "educational" incorrectly and that was all the ammo that 50 needed to disprove any of the former's claims. "
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