While speaking with Patrick Bet-David, Ross claimed he and 50 Cent were never truly cool and used the interview to throw several fresh shots at his longtime rival.

One of the wildest moments came when Ross joked that he would allow 50 Cent to clean the bottom of his yacht while wearing scuba gear, comparing the task to a paid job. The Miami rapper framed the comment as a flex about wealth and lifestyle differences between the two Hip-Hop stars.

Ross then shifted the conversation toward business ownership, repeating claims he has made for years about 50 Cent allegedly not owning major parts of his music and television catalog.

According to Ross, 50 does not fully own projects connected to his classic debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin’ or the hit television franchise Power. Ross suggested that’s one reason 50 allegedly avoids heavily promoting some of those projects today.

The interview quickly went viral online as fans reacted to Ross continuing the rivalry more than a decade after the beef originally exploded in Hip-Hop.

Their feud has remained one of rap’s longest-running rivalries, often involving social media trolling, financial insults and public shots about business success and personal lifestyles.

Despite the constant tension, both artists continue expanding their brands outside music, with Ross focused on luxury business ventures and 50 Cent building his television and entertainment empire.