50 Cent jokes about buying the podcast studio used by Maino and Jim Jones following social media shots, fueling tension between the rapper-turned-mogul and Dipset affiliates.
Hip hop mogul 50 Cent is stirring the pot again — this time by threatening to purchase the podcast studio used by Jim Jones and Maino for their viral series We Set the Trends.
During a social media exchange, 50 Cent posted a clip alluding to the idea of buying their studio outright, suggesting that if the duo keeps speaking on him, he might as well own the space they’re recording in.
The post came amid ongoing tension between 50 Cent and Jim Jones, which has roots dating back to years of verbal jabs, subliminal shots, and industry beef. Maino, while typically more neutral, has been pulled into the situation by association, since both rappers co-host the popular podcast together.
“Don’t get too comfortable — I’ll buy the building and turn it into G-Unit Radio,” 50 captioned in a now-viral post that fans took both as a joke and a warning.
Though there’s no confirmation that 50 Cent is actually making a business move, the fact that his track record includes major ventures like BMF, G-Unit Film & TV, and real estate, means the threat holds some weight.
Whether it’s strategic trolling or a sign of deeper business plays, 50 Cent once again shows that he knows how to control headlines — and potentially studio leases.
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