"Jay got so mad," 50 wrote on social media. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson attends STARZ's "Fightland" New York Premiere on July 21, 2026 in New York City. Theo Wargo/Getty Images Trending on Billboard There’s been no love lost between 50 Cent and Jay-Z. The G-Unit boss recalled allegedly pissing off the Brooklyn rap deity while shooting a 2003 Reebok commercial. “See jay still owe me a favor for doing this s–t, they brought me the first G-Unit sample while we was recording this. I said I’m wearing my shoe in this, jay got so mad,” 50 wrote on Instagram Thursday (Sept. 3) about not wearing an early G-Unit sneaker sample during the “Reebok (Interlude)” spot. “True story !” Billboard has reached out to Jay-Z for comment. The clip found Jay and 50 rapping about their lucrative new deals in a studio to promote Hov’s S. Carter collection, which included his first S. Carter Reebok sneaker. 50 also got his own sneaker line with Reebok, as the G6 proved to be a massive success for the apparel brand. More than 20 years later, the G6 re-released on Aug. 20 with a retail price of $130, and the kicks quickly sold out at Reebok retailers across the U.S. “Reebok took a chance on me early and it paid off in a big way for us both,” 50 told Complex in August about the landmark sneaker collaboration. “The G6 created a whole new category in sneaker culture and opened up new opportunities in the music space. It gave hip-hop artists a platform to go beyond being just artists. It wasn’t the norm back then.” 50 and Jay’s rivalry has largely been a one-sided affair in recent years, with Fif continuing to troll Hov on social media. Both rap legends will be busy this weekend, with Jay-Z performing in London at Wembley Stadium on Sept. 4 and 5, while 50 is slated to make an appearance at E11EVEN nightclub in Miami on Saturday (Sept. 5). Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up
50 Cent Recalls Angering Jay-Z During 2003 Commercial Shoot: ‘Jay Still Owes Me a Favor’
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