50 Cent has once again set his sights on those showing support for Big Meech, with Detroit rapper 42 Dugg as his latest target.

Amid his ongoing feud with the BMF co-founder—whom he recently branded a “rat”—50 Cent took to Instagram to call out 42 Dugg after learning that the rapper allegedly gifted Meech $100,000 upon his release from prison.

Sharing a screenshot of a text message relaying the claim, Fif wasted no time in airing his thoughts. “@42_dugggg your daddy my [ninja emoji] I love you and Cheese cause of Q,” he expressed love for the rapper before disdain. “You made a mistake giving Screech a $100k you could have given that to your [ninja emoji]’s. You always been hard-headed. WTF.”

Dugg, however, was quick to fire back making it clear he wasn’t swayed by 50’s antics. Responding on IG Stories, he shot down the criticism, stating, “Can’t no ni**a convince me to go against Detroit either show me big bra ah rat or shut the f**k up talking to me.” He later told The Shade Room that the rumors of him sending Meech a six-figure sum was “fake news.”

The spat with the CMG signee is the latest chapter in 50 Cent’s tirade against Big Meech and his son, Lil Meech. The TV exec ignited controversy earlier this month by posting a photo of a rat alongside lyrics from Rick Ross’ 2010 anthem “B.M.F. (Blowin’ Money Fast)”—a move interpreted as a dig at the former Detroit kingpin.

His attacks have since escalated, with 50 hinting at an explosive “tell-all” documentary from Tammy Cowins, a former BMF associate turned government informant. His move was fueled by photos of Meech and Lil Meech alongside Rick Ross, a longtime nemesis of the Queens-bred MC.

In the midst of it all, 50 disassociated himself with Lil Meech—who portrays his father in STARZ’s BMF series. After exposing alleged messages from Lil Meech to him expressing his loyalty, Fif also threatened to drop him from the show and made wild allegations about his behavior on set.

In a series of since-deleted Instagram posts, he claimed Meech had a drug problem while filming and suggested that his father encouraged it.

“I thought about it I think he was uncomfortable with me and MeMe’s relationship,” 50 wrote, insinuating that Big Meech was envious of his influence over Lil Meech. “I’m telling MeMe I don’t want him doing drugs. He telling him he use to do X like it’s cool. I tell meme chill stop spending all ya money, he telling him how much money he blew. People don’t know I had to send MeMe to rehab.”

The TV mogul also alleged that fellow BMF actor Russell Hornsby and producer Ian Woolf witnessed Lil Meech’s alleged substance use firsthand. “Russell Hornsby peeped he was high as f**k on set he started throwing up at a weapons test then Ian told me the little [ninja] had whippets in his truck.”

Lil Meech, seemingly unfazed, has not responded to 50 about the allegations. He was recently seen in photos alongside Rick Ross and Floyd Mayweather—which perhaps was a calculated move to further provoke 50 Cent.

See the G-Unit boss and 42 Dugg’s exchange above.