Irv Gotti has issued a public service announcement of sorts. The main takeaway — stop giving 50 Cent attention. Over the weekend, the Murder Inc. co-founder blasted the television mogul for claiming he owed Southwest T money.
He implored his roughly 667,000 Instagram followers to essentially stop feeding trolls, especially when there are much more serious issues at hand.
The meme read, “Everyone. Please stop Entertaining Clowns. I do not have any time and energy to Entertain clowns. Irv Gotti does not owe anyone a Penny. Happy to hear T is home. Hoping my nigga Meech comes home as well. Stop with the NONSENSE.”
Gotti further elaborated in the caption, “Like i hate that I have to post this. But I just posted about my nigga Dre Passing and in my comments. Yall are saying bullshit. If y’all don’t know by now that homie is a clown and on my dick and will say or do anything for attention. I do not owe T or any man a penny. That’s not who I am. Me and T are cool. Let T say I owe him a penny or he gave me money. That will never happen.”
The longtime record executive went on to explain why Southwest T or any other member of the Black Mafia Family would never accuse him of having a debt.
“Me. Irv Gotti never took 1 penny from him,” he continued. “I have always been super cool with my BMF niggas. That goes for T. And it definitely goes for MEECH. With whom I had a closer relationship with. Nothing but Love and Respect. So until you hear T say something. Stop with the clown shit with the clown. Happy your Home T. Hope Meech comes Home too.
“I wish you both nothing but Success and Love!! Now please. Stop entertaining homie the clown. And his lies and Bullshit. I’m focused. Back to doing what I’m doing. And living my life. As MAN!! I have a lot of shit to do. No energy or time for clown shit.”
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