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50 Cent Jabs Rick Ross Over Canceled Tour Dates

50 Cent could barely contain his excitement after finding out the final two shows of Rick Ross‘ Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour have been cancelled. Taking to Instagram on Saturday (August 29), Fif posted a screenshot of Diverse Mentality‘s post about the cancellation alongside a scathing caption — which fans have come to expect […] The post 50 Cent Jabs Rick Ross Over Canceled Tour Dates…

50 Cent Jabs Rick Ross Over Canceled Tour Dates

50 Cent expressed his delight upon learning that the concluding two performances of Rick Ross's Port of Miami 20th Anniversary Tour had been cancelled. On Instagram, the G-Unit boss shared a screenshot of a post from Diverse Mentality regarding the cancellation and followed it with a scathing remark about the situation. "Oh my goodness cancelled, things not going well?

Cheer up, you can drop a new flavor wings. LOL," 50 Cent wrote, showcasing his signature wit when addressing Ross. It was confirmed that Ross's final two shows, scheduled for August 28 and 29, were indeed cancelled. The tour was set to conclude on these dates, with the Friday show at the Steven Tanger Center in Greensboro, NC, and the Saturday show at the Belk Theater in Charlotte, NC, being canceled.

Ticket holders have been automatically refunded for their tickets. Ross has not yet provided a statement explaining the reason behind the cancellations. This latest jab from 50 Cent follows his humorous take on the G-Unit x Reebok G6 sneaker's return, which took place on August 20. The sneaker, priced at $130 and designed to resemble the 2003 version, sold out within two hours across Reebok, JD Sports, and Finish Line.

In a video showcasing the shoes, 50 Cent playfully commented, "Sold out, fat boy," in reference to Ross.

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