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50 Cent vs Henchman: Endless Hip-Hop Grudge

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50 Cent and Jimmy Henchmans long-standing feud resurfaces on Instagram, with 50 Cent mocking Henchmans alleged stabbing at Hazelton prison and subsequent move to Missouri. Henchman, denying the claims, asserts his peaceful prison record despite their history dating back to 2005 when 50 Cent ousted The Game from G-Unit, managed by Henchman. The conflict escalated in 2007 when Tony Yayo, a G-Unit member, assaulted Henchmans son, leading to retaliation and Henchmans eventual conviction for a 2009 shooting. The bitter rivalry continues unabated.

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50 Cent vs Henchman: Endless Hip-Hop Grudge

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Hip-Hop News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!50 Cent vs Henchman: Endless Hip-Hop Grudge. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 29th, 50 cent hit Instagram claiming Jimmy Hinchman got stabbed three months back at Hazelton Prison, now supposedly moved to Missouri, mocking him hard while he's serving a life sentence at FCI somewhere in the system. Hinchman, real name James Rosemond, fired back quick, denying it all 100 percent, saying he's been locked up 15 years without a single. Argument, not even a shouting match, despite his big name from the music game. This beef goes way back to 2005 when 50 dropped. The game from G Unit, managed by Hinchman, turning business beef into straight violence. In 2007, G Unit's Tony Yeo assaulted Hinchman's 14-year-old son outside their offices, sparking revenge that led to a two. 2009 shooting of affiliate Lowell Fletcher, who got hit five times. Feds nailed Hinchman for paying $30,000 in cocaine for that hit, landing his life plus 30-year sentence in 2018. And he can't stand 50 still clowning him over the fallout from his kid getting jumped.

The back and forth shows no signs of cooling in this endless hip-hop grudge.

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