Meek Mill and 50 Cent have been exchanging insults on Instagram over the past few days, but it looks like things are coming to a halt. Meek, who essentially initiated the spat, has decided to retreat from the social media beef. He wrote on Instagram, "I submit to your memes.”
On Thursday (Jan. 21), the Philly rapper posted a screenshot of jokes about the beef made by comedian Michael Blackson. He shared the photo with the caption, “Just stop @50cent u like 40 something doing memes and sh*t…. I submit to your memes lol.”
Just stop @50cent u like 40 something doing memes and shit.... I submit to your memes lol
A photo posted by Meek Mill (@meekmill) on Jan 21, 2016 at 12:57pm PST
Meek previously attempted to wave the white flag and challenged 50 Cent to donate to the Flint water crisis. 50 offered up a hilarious response that prompted Meek to tap out. “Damn I quit…on my life,” he commented underneath the photo, which shows Meek being presented with a certificate for “most L’s taken.”
The exchange between the two was sparked by lyrics from the MMG rapper’s new track "Gave Em' Hope," where he dissed the mogul.
On the track, Meek raps, "I got 50 reasons say you're taking d*ck / And it's 50 reasons I should kill, n*gga. Got the richest chick, she from your hood. You know the game, if you cosign a rat, you forever a rat / We were never with that / You tried to go 'Money' May with that paper, but now you in debt cause you never were that.”
Although Meek may have bowed out of his beef with 50, his label head Rick Ross remains firm in his battle with the rapper. During a recent interview with Rolling Stone, he threw major shade at Fif.
“I’m still enjoying life. My kids love me. I’m blessed. And when it comes to Curtis, it’s just unfortunate. I’m not happy that his boxing company went under. I’m not happy that his clothing company went under. I’m not happy his record label went under. I’m not happy that he went bankrupt. I’m not happy that he doesn’t have a relationship with his son. That’s not something to be happy about.”
In December, 50 sued the MMG boss for $2 million over the use of “In Da Club” in a mixtape.
