50 Cent Drops AI Video With Max B and Clowns Jim Jones, Maino, Dave East and Fabolous

Hip-hop's resident troll is back at it again. This time, 50 Cent is stirring the pot with a new AI-powered visual for his collaboration with Max B titled "No More Tricks, No More Tries," and a few familiar New York rappers are catching the jokes.

The track first surfaced on Instagram on March 7, but by March 10 the G-Unit boss dropped a fully AI-generated music video that instantly had the timeline buzzing. The visual, created by Instagram user @man.of.one.kind, imagines Fif and Max B cruising through New York City while animated versions of several rap heavyweights pop up along the way.

Among those appearing in the AI clip are Harlem's Jim Jones, Brooklyn's Maino, and NYC vets Fabolous and Dave East. The cameos land right as 50 and Max B deliver a sharp verse aimed at unnamed opponents:

"No more tricks, no more tries / You n**s p**, I can see it in your eyes…"

Fans quickly interpreted the visuals as another round in 50's ongoing trolling campaign against the group.

Fif added fuel to the moment when he posted the clip with the caption: "Yall thought I was talking about the Cosby's. I'll deal with Bill later. I am the algorithm!" — a line that appears to reference his recent jabs at T.I. and the Harris family.

The AI creator behind the visual even joked about the chaos in his own caption, writing: "Fif made me do it!"

The release follows another recent drop from 50 Cent. Just a week earlier, he introduced the theme song "No One Told Us" for his upcoming series Power Origins, featuring Leon Thomas — a record that also contained lyrical shots at T.I.

But the bigger storyline here ties back to 50's ongoing feud with Jim Jones and the crew behind the Let's Rap About It podcast. Back in December, Jones, Maino, Dave East and Fabolous criticized 50's documentary about Sean 'Diddy' Combs, sparking a back-and-forth online.

Never one to let things slide, 50 later posted an alleged voicemail from the building owner where the podcast is recorded, claiming Jones owed back rent. Fif even joked about paying the balance himself just to become part-owner of the show.

The rappers fired back with a diss track titled "Squatter's Rights Freestyle." Still, that didn't slow 50 down. In February, he posted footage mocking Jim Jones after Capo allegedly tried to re-enter the podcast studio following an eviction.

Now with AI visuals entering the mix, it looks like 50 Cent has found a new digital playground to keep the trolling alive.