50 Cent claims Rick Ross’ career has reached its end following the disappointing sales figures of Ross’ album “Set in Stone”. However, Ross has responded to the jab.

On August 4, 50 Cent commented on the reports that Ross’ latest album sold approximately 20,000 copies for the second consecutive week.

“LOL 😆 I’M SORRY ITS OVER, CANT FAKE IT FOREVER!” Fif wrote on social.

Rozay has responded to his rival on Instagram Story, highlighting his sales figures as a victory because he achieved them without the use of bots.

“Those drastic fall-offs that you see with a lot of those other artists is when the numbers are inflated. The bots. To me, the new flex is not bots.” Ross said.

“Do the long game, baby,” he said. “That’s how we hustling. That’s how we winning. We here 20 years later. Those G-Unit sneakers gon’ be at Costcos, baby.”

“Hey, 50,” Ross continued. “Give Lloyd Banks his own high-top sneaker. Since the Shreveport sh*t ain’t happening no more, you can focus on the sneakers.”

Since shortly after Ross’s album release on July 17, 50 has been taunting him. Initially, 50 alleged that Ross sold merely 2,000 copies, but the final first-week sales numbers later revealed it was actually 19,000. Rozay subsequently responded to 50’s jibes.

“How’s it going in Shreveport?” Ross questioned. “You borrowed all them people money. Did you give the money back?…Give them people back they money, Curtis.”

Ross later asserted that “Set in Stone” is the album of the year, even though its sales figures were not impressive.