T.I.'s sons drop brutal 50 Cent disses
Both of T.I.'s sons just released diss tracks aimed at 50 Cent — Domani Harris dropped "Ms Jackson" using "psychological warfare" tactics, while King Harris wore a t-shirt with 50's mother's photo in his track. The multi-generational beef is captivating hip-hop fans who are now waiting for 50's response to escalate things further.
The feud between T.I. and 50 Cent reignited over a proposed Verzuz battle that T.I. claimed 50 Cent backed out of after a private agreement. This disagreement quickly moved from a musical dispute to a personal one, playing out publicly on social media. The online sparring intensified when 50 Cent posted an unflattering picture of T.I.'s wife, Tameka "Tiny" Harris. This act of bringing family into the conflict is what directly prompted T.I.'s sons, King and Domani Harris, to enter the fray in defense of their mother. Before his sons released their tracks, T.I. himself dropped two diss tracks aimed at 50 Cent, titled "War" and "The Right One." In these tracks, T.I. branded 50 Cent a "snitch" and claimed to have paperwork to prove it, attacking the foundation of 50's "gangster" image. King Harris's response was particularly provocative; he told 50 Cent to "dig up" his deceased mother and post a picture of her gravesite. This followed 50 Cent's post about Tiny Harris and was a significant escalation in the personal nature of the attacks. Domani Harris's track, "Ms. Jackson," takes a more psychological approach by sampling OutKast's song of the same name and addressing 50 Cent's late mother, Sabrina Jackson, who died in a fire when 50 Cent was eight. The lyrics question if she would be proud of the man her son has become. 50 Cent, known for his social media trolling, has largely responded with memes and insulting posts rather than a musical track. He has since deleted the posts aimed at T.I.'s family, which some have interpreted as a retreat in the feud.
