Rick Ross jokingly offers 50 Cent a unique opportunity: to clean the bottom of his yacht.
The 50-year-old rapper recently took part in PBD podcast with Patrick Bet-David, where he discussed his long-standing tensions with Fif.
«"Let Fifty wash the bottom of my yacht," he joked around the hour mark in the video, linked here. "I don't like seeing anything green on the bottom. Let him clean my goggles, my mouthpiece, my foot fins, and wave them around like fins… That would be good business, wouldn't it?"»
He also claimed that 50 Cent does not own key parts of his music catalog or television credits.
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«"He would have been paid [for cleaning the yacht] just as if it were Power »"Ross said. "He doesn't own Power . He doesn't own any of it. His album, which sold 10 million copies, he doesn't own. Get Rich or Die Tryin'’ . That's why he never promotes it. He doesn't make any money.".
This isn't the first time Ross has criticized 50 Cent. Just a month ago, Ross appeared on the show Joe and Jada and took part in a conversation about "talentless rappers who can go overboard." "Just imagine if I had the chance to hit 50 Cent with this," Ross said, showing off the full-finger ring he called his "million dollar finger.".
When Ross isn't dwelling on his hatred for 50 Cent, he's focusing on his new target: Drake. After being criticized for Drake's new album, Iceman , the Miami rapper called the Toronto rapper a "write-off" and accused him of releasing "three middling projects.".
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