After 50 Cent teased Rick Ross about his feature on Rocko’s 2013 single “U.O.E.N.O.”, the G-Unit took serious offense.
The controversy around Ricky Rozay’s line, “Put Molly all in her champagne, she ain’t even know it/ I took her home and I enjoyed that, she ain’t even know it,” was reignited on Saturday, May 25, by Fif on Instagram.
A cartoon of R. Kelly with ghostly images of Diddy and Jeffrey Epstein in the backdrop was shared by 50. The music for the picture is Ross’s stanza from “U.O.E.N.O.”
“You know some times I think people are just stupid, why would you say this in song?” the “21 Questions” rapper wrote as a caption for the image. I raped and drugged her, and she didn’t even realize it! @lecheminduroi @bransoncognac
“This was a Lyric, Daphne joy accused/says you sodomized and raped her as you held her down in front of your son [palm on face emoji] Curtis [spooked face emoji] @50cent,” wrote Rick Ross in response to the troll.
The “Hustlin'” rapper attempted to make sense of his lyrics back in 2013, but criticism still surrounds them. “Woman is the most precious gift known to man,” he said at the time. Additionally, there was a misreading of a lyric in which the phrase “rape” was not used.
“I would never use the term rape in my lyrics,” he continued. Regarding my camp, nobody, not even hip hop, the streets, or hip hop itself, condones it.
“I think it’s our responsibility as artists to do that. To make clear the delicate matters and the matters that we are aware require clarification, like this particular circumstance.
