I Got It MADE

Rick Ross has decided to make a statement in 50 Cent's direction by remixing his rap rival's new single, "Baby By Me" and tossing a few verbal jabs at the same time.

On the remix, Ross pokes fun at 50 by referring to his mansion which burned down last May.

"Have a baby by me baby, realest n*gga 'round," Ross raps. "He'll huff and puff and burn your house down/I ball like LeBron James, I'm Dwayne Wade laughing in my driveway, funny everything paid/Standing tall, we in the club it's like we on that...I catch your homie slippin', I hope they know I'm on that/Teflon Don, baby, Al Capone back, Boss/John Gotti poppin' Prozac...I'm a fly n*gga, I'm a Guy Fischer...This for my hungry n*ggas/But now we eat a lot/Once again, GG-GG-G-Unot!" ("Baby By Me" Remix)

Game, an ex-Unit member who began the "G-Unot" taunts around 2005, recently dissed Fif at a Ross show in California.

"I'll show you where the Bloods at, where the Crips at," Game rapped at the event next to Black Wall Street's Clyde Carson. "Show you where they flip crack and they pitch at, let me put you on the game/Let me put you on the Game, ayyye/My unit is, aye yo, hold up, hold up, my unit ain't guerilla sh*t! F*ck 50 Cent! Sh*ttttttttt. GG-GGGG-Gggggg. Aye! Aye! Aye! Aye! Aye!" (The Los Angeles Leakers)

Ross has also taken to interviews to diss 50's G-Unit camp.

"I made more money, you know what I mean, after you crush such a huge donkey," Ross said referring to 50. "I'm the only one that put out a number one album and we in this business to put out records and put up numbers and generate funds and as you can see, I'm putting out another number one album while [G-Unit] hasn't put out one. So it's elementary to me and I think they learned their lesson, they know to keep going, R.I.P. Hold up, let's give a moment of silence, it's only right to bow our heads for Lloyd Banks. I pray my career don't be like Lloyd Banks'." (Real Talk NY)

50 recently predicted Ross and Triple C's new album, Custom Cars & Cycles would not generate sales in retail stores.

"Threw the death blow to Rick, boom, six months later, Triple C's CD come Tuesday, you gonna find what those numbers are and you're gonna fall out," 50 said in an interview. "You're gonna identify with the death blow. They can break ten [thousand copies] if they buy some. They can buy some. I don't know [all their names]. We know the police officer. We know the one that got knocked out. We know the kid from the Bronx. He's the tough one, right? The other guy, he wasn't sure if he wanted dreads or he wanted a flat top...People are developing this thing with me where they feel like I'm the bad guy, like I have bad intentions. It's not actually true, actually, I'd like to speak with the kids and tell them, 'Please, do not be this. Do not be like this.' [laughs] You understand?" (My Place)