On Saturday (June 28), 50 Cent performed at the Heinz-von-Heiden Arena in Hannover to a crowd of over 25,000 people. According to a representative for the Grammy-winning artist, the show was completely sold out — just like every other date on his international tour.

“Like all of Jackson’s other tour dates, this show was completely sold out,” stated a representative to VIBE on behalf of Fif. They also included a screenshot of all of his sold-out shows.

That fact directly contradicted his long-time nemesis’ recent claim that “nobody [is] coming to see Curtis.”

Rule’s post included a clip from the concert showing a crowded standing-room area, while many of the surrounding seats appeared noticeably empty.

The Murder Inc. vet took also to social media to mock a reported “two-for-one” ticket offer for the London stop. When a 50 fan attempted to correct Rule on X with screenshots of sold-out show dates, Rule doubled-down on his stance.

50, never one to let shade go unanswered — even indirectly — took to Instagram with a subtle flex, noting that he’s “suffering from success” and claiming he has “more enemies than friends” these days.

Though he didn’t mention Ja Rule by name, the implication was clear.

In a recent interview with Big Boy, the TV mogul revived a claim that he once bought out the first four rows of a Ja Rule show just to leave them empty. “I did [buy Ja Rule’s tickets],” 50 admitted. “They were cheap tickets. They were on StubHub. I just want you to feel like you gotta reach the people, four or five rows back.”

“It wasn’t that big of a sacrifice,” he continued. “That was fun, watching the show and seeing the spaces are empty because they were reserved for someone else.”

Rule, however, quickly called cap. “You believe this dumb sh*t??? Like I said before I got 10k for ANYONE who can produce this footage… what city/venue did this said show take place??? @50cent is a fat f**king LIAR,” he fired back on X.