50 Cent’s Best Confrontations

This past weekend 50 Cent and Steve Stoute had a heated exchange during Friday's (Feb. 28) New York Knicks vs Golden State Warriors game at Madison Square Garden  Cameras caught the moment of 50 confronting Stoute who's been on a media run saying that 50 Cent hasn’t been relevant in hip-hop for a while.  This got us thinking. What has been the most memorable 50 Cent confrontations that he initiated. Take a look at the list here.

50 Cent vs Fredro Starr

Back in 2003 at the Vibe Awards 50 and Onyx's Fredro Starr got into a tussle stemming from 50 Cent dissing Onyx's Sticky Fingaz  numerous amount of times in his mixtapes. Fredro believes the beef started when a misunderstanding happened after Onyx invited 50 to their show at the Apollo to perform his verse on "React" but instead was done by Scarred 4 Life.

50 Cent At The 46th Annual Grammy Awards

50 Cent was in the running for Best New Artist At The 46th Annual Grammy Awards but lost to Evanescence. As they were presented the award a disgruntled 50 Cent went up to the stage.

Gunplay Incident

During the taping of the 2012 BET Hip-Hop Awards, Gunplay was confronted by 50 Cent and members of his G-Unit crew which later escalated to a full out brawl by the trailer park outside the venue.

50 Cent Confronts Former G-Unit Member Trav

At the Mixshow Live event in Atlanta in 2013, the music venue almost turned into a boxing ring with members from Meek Mill and 50 Cent’s entourages exchanging words. 50 pointed out rapper Trav in Meek’s crew who he had a problem with from his earlier war of words.

50 Cent confronts Styles P, Cam'ron and Koch Records on Hot 97

On Hot 97 during the Angie Martinez show 50 Cent got a call from Styles P of The Lox to confront each other on a number of topics. This was the first time they spoke. Styles brought up 50 laughing at Supreme's conviction and accusing him of stopping his latest album from coming out on Koch. Later on Cam'ron and Koch's general manager, Alan Grunblatt calling in to defend Koch Records.