So when Young Thug and Gunna were both arrested this week as part of a 56-count RICO indictment, 50 Cent was one of the many weighing in on the situation. On Thursday (May 12), the 46-year-old shared an Instagram clip of his 2018 verse from "Get The Strap" featuring 6ix9ine, Casnaova (who just pleaded guilty to RICO charges) and Uncle Murda, reminding everyone his hands are clean.
"I am not gang gang," he raps. "I do not gang bang. But play me like I'm pussy and I will pull up and bang bang." He added in the caption, "I just don't like the word Rico or conspiracy."
50 Cent's post garnered plenty of comments from his rap peers, including collaborator Uncle Murda, G-Unit alum Tony Yayo and producer Hi-Tek.
The irony of 6ix9ine being on the song isn't lost. Shortly after the "Get The Strap" video dropped, the controversial rapper was arrested on racketeering charges (much like Young Thug and Gunna) and quickly agreed to cooperate with the federal government in order to bring down the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods and get a lighter sentence.
After 6ix9ine's arrest, 50 Centdisavowed his former collaborative partner and said he "wouldn't fuck with him again," to which 6ix9ine replied, "Won't be the first time 50 abandons his son…. lemme just mind my business."
But when does 6ix9ine ever mind his business? He's already weighed in on Young Thug and Gunna's arrests,trolling both of them on social media. On Tuesday (May 10), 6ix9ine used his Instagram Stories to suggest Gunna would snitch using a clip of him from the 2021 film Dutch.