“I’m simply going to sit and watch” — 50 Cent calls out BMF’s Terry Flenory for taking a picture with Supreme Griff’s son

50 Cent spoke against the Black Mafia Family’s (BMF) Terry “Southwest Tee” Lee Flenory. 50 took to his Instagram account to comment on Tee posing with Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff’s son, Supreme McGriff JR. Meanwhile, McGriff JR took to social media to respond to 50 Cent’s social media activity.

50 Cent took to his Instagram account today to opine he believes that Terry Flenory feels as if he is not making the same amount of money as @lilmeechbmf. Speaking about previously lending a helping hand to BMF, 50 Cent stated:

“It’s not like I didn’t help your family make millions. Cool when STARZ start suggesting the wrong moves, I’m simply going to sit and watch. Don’t worry you will be off the air in no time.”

50 was referring to his BMF show that he executively produces under his G-Unit Film and Television banner. The crime show that is available on STARZ follows the BMF’s founders, the Flenory brothers.

On June 17, Terry Flenory actively showed support for Kenneth McGriff on Supreme McGriff JR.’s most recent social media post, by displaying a t-shirt that insisted on Kenneth's release from prison. The clothing item in question also included a picture of Demetrius, “Big Meech” Flenory, who is also spending time in prison.

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Why did 50 Cent comment on the Terry Flenory and Supreme McGriff JR social media post? Singer’s shooting incident explored

50 Cent seems to be dissatisfied with Terry Flenory collaborating with Supreme McGriff JR as McGriff JR’s father arranged 50 Cent’s 2000 shooting.

50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, was shot nine times outside of his grandmother’s South Jamaica, Queen’s residency. It took the rapper 13 days to recover in the hospital.

The court revealed that Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff arranged the shooting. Kenneth, a drug lord and leader of the Supreme Team gang, was allegedly angered by Jackson mentioning his crimes in his Ghetto Qu’ran track, leading to the violent attack.

In response, Kenneth reportedly hired hitman Darryl “Hommo” Baum, who was reportedly a friend of Mike Tyson, to fire at Jackson.

However, Baum could not face conviction as he fell victim to a drive-by shooting just three weeks after the incident.

After Jackson took to the internet to respond to Terry Flenory siding with Kenneth McGriff, McGriff JR took to social media to respond.

“Like why you so mad? You got everything in the world to be doing right now. You’re worried about what’s going on with me, man. Relax, man! Go have a drink and relax, man. It’s too hot for this man.”

McGriff then promoted the t-shirts he was selling.

At the time of writing this article, neither Jackson nor Terry Flenory has further addressed the beef.