Last week, the controversial comedian called Fifty "an internet n***a" in response to his feud with the BMF founder.

The Harlem rapper was confident in his catalogue. See what else had to say in his extensive and entertaining interview with 'The Breakfast Club.'

Over on Instagram, 50 Cent responded to Joe Budden’s threat of legal action following a week-long online troll fest. “So that’s the plan, you gonna sue me Joe,” wrote 50. “Hahaha I think you are mistaken me for someone else. I’m a get face to face with you, so you can tell me about the therapy I need.”

When Floyd Mayweather and 50 Cent's The Money Team (TMT) promotions went defunct in 2012, the former friends have been beefing ever since.

Joe Budden had some harsh criticism for 50 Cent following his reaction to the death of his longtime rival, Irv Gotti. Now, 50 Cent is clapping back at the podcast host.

Amid his ongoing feud with the BMF co-founder—whom he recently branded a “rat”—50 Cent took to Instagram to call out 42 Dugg after learning that the rapper allegedly gifted Meech $100,000 upon his release from prison.

Last year, Fif called out Young Buck with a screenshot of an AllHipHop headline that read, “50 Cent Wins: Young Buck to Pay Off Massive Debt, Ending Long-Running Dispute.” The TV mogul reacted to the news with the caption: “I don’t know why they make me go through this part, but I’m a need that money by Monday.”

Dugg fired back at 50 Cent after being called out on social media amid the G-Unit mogul’s ongoing war of words with Big Meech.

Cent taunted Joe Budden on Instagram with AI-generated images after Budden's therapy comment, with Drake adding fuel to the fire.

50 Cent thinks Jim Jones is delusional for Jim claiming he has more hit records than most of the rappers in New York. On Friday (Feb. 28), Fif weighed in on Capo's recent comments on The Breakfast Club where Jim insisted most rappers in New York would have a problem going against him in a Verzuz battle because he has more hits than most of them.

Check this part out. 50 also shared a concerning incident on set, where Lil Meech appeared to be struggling with his health. “Russell Hornsby noticed he was not doing well on set, even throwing up during a weapons test, and we later found out he had substances in his truck,” 50 explained.

After the emphatic “Not Guilty” verdict was delivered, 50 Cent shared a screenshot of the original post and a comment from Cuniff that read, “I’ll take that bet.” In response, he didn’t hold back, captioning the image with: “@MeghannCuniff I’m a need my money by Monday.”