‘Future Took All of Them’: 50 Cent Brings Up Bow Wow’s Dating Past After ‘GUHH’ Star Tries to Clown Him For Bathtub Pic

Some people are saying that 50 Cent put Bow Wow in his place after the former child star took on the G-Unit boss in a little game of social media banter.

It all started when 50 posted a shirtless photo of himself in a bathtub holding a cigar. Fif was clowned by Trey Songz afterwards, and he decided to post what the R&B star wrote.

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“Damn 5,” wrote Songz on Instagram. “Gon make a n—-a block you mane.” 

Then out of nowhere, Bow jumped into it, posted a laughing emoji and tagged Songz to say he found his comment hilarious. But that only made 50 redirect his attention to the former “CSI Cyber” star, and they had a playful back-and-forth.

“Hey @treysongz donโ€™t bring this n—-a to the partyโ€™s man,” 50 wrote about Bow Wow. “This lil n—-a crazy, playing wit the money.”

“Bro out here thirst trapping to get girls to show up at the party,” Bow shot back. “Ima be in London anyway. Yall gone be on a boat with all my old work. Good luck.”

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That’s when 50 brought up Future, who’s dated both of Bow’s exes, first Ciara, then Joie Chavis, who he has a child with just like Bow Wow does.

“You ainโ€™t got no b—-hes lil n—a. @future took all of them,” wrote the “21 Questions” writer.

Bow waved the white flag after that, but 50 still wouldn’t let up on him.

“Hahahahaha I’m out! Haha,” wrote the “Growing Up Hip-Hop: Atlanta” star.

“You on probation, till we figure out what happened last time man .LOL,” responded 50.

It seems that Fif is referring to an event he threw in June at Allure in Atlanta that Bow Wow attended. On Instagram 50 accused Bow of taking some of his money home with him that night and gave him a deadline to pay it back.

Bow responded soon after and said he came with his own money and Fif was lying.

In this latest exchange, people definitely seemed entertained by it based on their comments.

“I’m crine ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚,” someone wrote on Instagram.

“Omg ๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€yโ€™all all crazy,” a second person followed.

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