50 Cent is not slowing down on his claims against the BMF family, even accusing Lil Meech of having a drug habit.
On Wednesday, the rapper-turned-media mogul took to Instagram to allege that Demetrius Flenory is a negative influence on his son and even resents his close bond with 50, who paid for the younger Meech to attend acting school in preparation for his role in the “BMF” series.
“I thought about it, I think [Big Meech] was uncomfortable with me and MeMe’s relationship,” he wrote in the caption of an Instagram post, using his nickname for Lil Meech.
He then made the shocking revelation that Lil Meech was addicted to drugs at one point, which was something 50 was strongly against.
“I’m telling MeMe I don’t want him doing drugs. [Big Meech] telling him he use to do X like it’s cool. I tell MeMe, chill stop spending all ya money, [Big Meech] telling him how much money he blew,” the 49-year-old stated.
50 went on to disclose that Lil Meech was allegedly high while filming “BMF,” which caused him to come up with a plan to send the young actor to rehab. The rap mogul recalled an incident where “BMF” star Russell Hornsby, who plays Charles on the show, noticed Meech was intoxicated at work, leading to a concerning situation.
“People don’t know I had to send MeMe to rehab,” he claimed. “Russell Hornsby peeped he was high as f**k on set, he started throwing up at a weapons test then Ian told me the little [n***a] had whippets in his truck. I said what the f**k is whippets, I look, it’s the s**t that be in Bebe guns.”
Whippets is the new nickname for nitrous oxide, which is becoming a popular inhalant drug among young people. Per WebMD, “Nitrous oxide cuts off oxygen to the brain, creating a euphoric high that lowers your mental and physical pain.”
Big Meech and his son have not responded to these allegations.
