Meek Mill Declared ‘Dead,’ 50 Cent Posts Obituary On Instagram

Rapper 50 Cent has once again showed his brilliance in social media dissing by posting an obituary of hip-hop artist Meek Mill, who supposedly died on Sunday.

In the Instagram post, 50 Cent wrote “in loving memory” like in a real obituary with a photo of Mill. Born Robert Rihmeek Williams, the 28-year-old artist allegedly died after a “long battle of taking L’s” from the “In Da Club” performer.

To make things more believable, 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, included his other rivals in the industry Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, Dream Chasers, and the Maybach Music Group as surviving relatives.

50 Cent even said in the obit that Mill “will not be greatly missed.”

Food for the “funeral” will be handled by Wingstop, while 50 Cent, Drake, and Future will take care of the music.

The obit post from 50 Cent is the most recent insult in his brewing feud with the Pennsylvania-raised hip hop artist.

Allegedly, it was Mill who made the first move, dissing 50 Cent in his recent song, “Gave ‘Em Hope.” The rapper even launched some painful jabs at Jackson, citing Vivica A. Fox’s statements that the “Window Shopper” rapper might be gay.

Meek Mill Disses 50 Cent in this Track

However, 50 Cent is not one to back down from a diss, launching an all-out social media war against Williams. He first posted on Instagram on Sunday, placing Mill’s face on a poop emoji.

Below the image was the caption: “LMAO Hey s–t head, your career is over already. You better focus on getting Nicki [Minaj] pregnant so you can at least get child support girl.”

But 50 Cent wasn’t close to being done. According to the report, the businessman has since posted a total of nine memes poking fun at Mill. Two of the memes showed the rapper being slapped, and another one where he’s crying.

One social media post said that Mill is “hip hop’s first retarded MC.”

“This nut make Philly look bad,” 50 Cent added.

Meek Mill tried to fight back also through Instagram, this time posting a photo of himself carrying loads of cash.

In the post, he dissed 50 Cent for being ever present on social media instead of places where “everybody be at.” Mill also said that Jackson is really miserable, referring to his recent filing of bankruptcy.

Continuing his tirade, Mill also mentioned that Floyd Mayweather Jr. no longer has any tickets for 50 Cent and that he does not really have any real friends.

Williams ended the post by saying that it would be his final Instagram post about 50 Cent and that he’s done with him.

However, on Monday, Mill tried to pacify things when he asked 50 Cent to make a donation to Flint, Michigan, which is reportedly experiencing a lack of water supply.

A Twitter user asked Mill to stop the back-and-forth jabs and instead help the city. Williams then asked Jackson to match his donation of $50,000.

Meek Mill says he will donate $50,000 to Flint, Michigan to aid their water crisis and asks if 50 Cent will match pic.twitter.com/hNYdSPOx5z

— The Daily Dose (@dailydose) January 19, 2016

But 50 Cent has other things in mind. He said they obviously need to help the city, and as an ambassador of the United Nations world food program, he can look for the right organizations where he can donate his money.

Mill, who is currently dating rapper and songwriter Nicki Minaj, is not new to social media feuds against other hip-hop artists.

In July, Meek Mill also insulted Drake after he accused him of using ghostwriters to write his verse on their collaboration, “R.I.C.O.” In response, Drake, 29, used two songs, “Charged Up”, and “Back to Back” to fight back.

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