The Ultimate Showdown: 6ix9ine vs.50 Cent – Who Truly Reigns as the King of Trolling?

Trolling, as defined by the Urban Dictionary, is a deliberate act of making random unsolicited and/or controversial comments on various internet forums with the intent to provoke an emotional knee-jerk reaction from unsuspecting readers.

In the realm of hip-hop, many artists have embraced this trolling culture, but none have done it quite like 50 Cent and 6ix9ine.

These two figures have made headlines not just for their music but for their relentless ability to provoke, entertain, and create chaos.

50 Cent, the founder of G-Unit, literally entered the music industry with a trolling anthem.

Before he made history with his six-times platinum album “Get Rich or Die Tryin’,” he dropped arguably the craziest trolling track in hip-hop history back in 1999, titled “How to Rob.”

This track was a bold declaration where 50 Cent named 49 different real-life hip-hop artists and celebrities he intended to rob, including hardcore rappers like DMX, Wu-Tang Clan, and Big Pun, as well as R&B stars like Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston.

The fallout from this track was immediate and intense.

Ghostface Killah threatened 50 Cent on his classic album “Supreme Clientele,” and Big Pun took aim at him musically on the track “My Turn.

” Perhaps most famously, Jay-Z responded with a line that has become iconic: “Go against 50, your ass is dense.”

But 6ix9ine’s trolling antics are no less outrageous.

One of his most notorious moments came when he announced he had a “universal hood pass” to go anywhere he pleased, declaring he would embark on a “Test My Gangsta Tour.”

This reckless proclamation led to violent confrontations during several tour stops, with his street credibility being questioned by figures like J. Prince Jr. and The Game.

50 Cent has also shown he has no limits when it comes to trolling, even involving women in his antics.

His relationship with actress Vivica Fox was a prime example.

Despite their 11-year age difference, 50 Cent dated Fox, who later referred to their romance as a publicity stunt.

The relationship soured, leading to a series of public jabs.

In 2015, when Fox appeared on “Watch What Happens Live,” she insinuated that 50 Cent might have gay tendencies, sparking a firestorm of rumors.

50 Cent responded by embracing his troll persona, stating, “Man, somebody should have told her I’m a troll. I got a whole merit badge on.”

He then escalated the situation by targeting Fox with rumors about her past and her alleged jealousy of Halle Berry.

While 50 Cent’s trolling often revolves around celebrity feuds, 6ix9ine’s controversies take a darker turn.

After recording songs with Trippie Redd, 6ix9ine found himself publicly called out by the rapper for his past with an underage girl.

In response, 6ix9ine attempted to downplay the situation, stating, “Three years ago, I had an underage girl in a video. [Expletive] happens. Girls lie about their age.”

He didn’t stop there; he also trolled Trippie by mocking him for getting beaten up in a New York hotel and even posted a picture of himself in bed with Trippie’s ex-girlfriend.

The feud between 50 Cent and Ja Rule is perhaps one of the most prolonged and entertaining rivalries in hip-hop history.

Since 1999, 50 Cent has relentlessly trolled Ja Rule, even going so far as to purchase hundreds of tickets to a Ja Rule concert just to ensure the front rows looked empty.

This rivalry has seen 50 Cent release a barrage of diss tracks aimed at Ja Rule, including “Life’s on the Line,” “Wanksta,” and “Back Down.”

In contrast, 6ix9ine has engaged in his own brand of trolling, particularly against Chicago rappers.

He provocatively claimed to be the new king of Chicago and challenged local artists, leading to a series of confrontations and threats.

For instance, he posted pictures of Cuban Doll, a girl linked to Chief Keef’s cousin Tato, leading to a diss track and escalating tensions that culminated in violence.

50 Cent’s trolling has also extended to his personal life, particularly his ongoing feud with Floyd Mayweather.

He has mocked Mayweather’s literacy and even suggested that the boxer was responsible for a murder-suicide involving a friend.

Mayweather has retaliated with jabs about 50 Cent’s financial troubles and personal life, showcasing the bitter back-and-forth between the two.

As the trolling battle continues, both 50 Cent and 6ix9ine have faced significant repercussions for their provocative antics.

50 Cent filed for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $5 million to a woman whose sex tape he leaked, while 6ix9ine was violently robbed and allegedly kidnapped for his cash and jewelry.

When it comes to who reigns supreme in the world of trolling, it’s clear that 50 Cent has an advantage with over 15 years of experience.

However, 6ix9ine’s audacity and willingness to engage in controversy make him a formidable challenger.

50 Cent has dubbed 6ix9ine his “son” on multiple occasions, recognizing their similarities in their trolling styles.

In a humorous exchange, 50 Cent mocked 6ix9ine’s flashy wardrobe, saying, “I’m so devastated my son is on a sparkling jacket like Puffy.”

6ix9ine, in turn, has made fun of 50 Cent’s aging career, showcasing the playful yet contentious nature of their rivalry.

In conclusion, while 50 Cent may have the title of the king of trolling, 6ix9ine is undoubtedly the prince, eager to claim the throne.

As both continue their antics, one thing is certain: the world of hip-hop trolling is far from over, and fans can expect more outrageous moments from these two titans of provocation.