50 Cent Details History Behind Sha Money XL Beef; He Responds

UPDATE: As expected, Sha Money XL has responded to 50’s allegations.

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50 Cent has been going live on his Hangwith app a lot lately. The latest was earlier today when he was riding in the car in Chicago on way to the airport to take a flight to Las Vegas. This time, it was nearly a 35 minute session.

50’s main aim was to talk about music so he explained his recent studio session in Atlanta with producers Zaytoven, London On Da Track, TM88, Don Cannon, DJ Drama and more. But soon a fan asked 50 about the history behind his beef with former G-Unit Records President Sha Money XL.

Probably for the first time ever, 50 started (at the 9:15 mark) to honestly talk about what the beef stemmed from which was soon followed by the reasons why he doesn’t like SlowBucks either. After the stories, he also claims that he sort of ended both their careers with a single phone call.

In between, 50 turns up a Chicago Urban radio station in his car and jams to K Camp’s ‘Comfortable’ and Trey Songz’ ‘About You’. He also sends his condolences to Styles P’s family over his daughter recently committing suicide and reveals he will work with Jadakiss soon.

Around the 30 minute mark, 50 talks about jokingly throwing Tony Yayo in the bushes while playing around in the neighborhood.