Maino Responds to 50 Cent with New Diss Track ‘Bleed Like Us’

Brooklyn rapper Maino has released a scathing diss track, “Bleed Like Us,” directly responding to 50 Cent’s recent song “No More Tricks, No More Tries,” featuring Max B. The track, released on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, addresses allegations against 50 Cent and challenges his public persona.

Direct Response to 50 Cent’s Diss

Maino’s “Bleed Like Us,” produced by Bandit, takes aim at 50 Cent, accusing him of being a “fake gangster” and alleging a history of violence against women. The song directly confronts 50 Cent’s claims of toughness and authenticity.

Key Lyrics and Accusations

The hook of “Bleed Like Us” includes the lines: “Ni**as bleed just like us/Picture me being of scare of a ni**a that never shot nothing or killed s**t/Ni**as bleed just like us/Picture me being shook of a ni**a that beat up on women and not men/They bleed just like us/ Ni**a,we don’t believe you, you gon’ have to prove it to me, you need more people/They bleed just like us/Boo boo enough of that trolling s**t, I want the smoke.”

Maino further criticizes 50 Cent’s career, stating, “All that killer imagery, you just only rap about it/You’re a false god/Shot nine times, you capped about it/You’re overrated/This is your day to acquire inflated.” He too calls 50 Cent’s persona “prosthetic” and questions his health, referencing his diabetes.

Context of the Beef

This exchange stems from 50 Cent’s track “No More Tricks, No More Tries,” which targeted members of the “Let’s Rap About It” crew – Jim Jones, Dave East, and Fabolous. 50 Cent accompanied the song with an AI-generated music video created by Instagram user @man.of.one.kind. Maino is the first member of the crew to publicly respond with a diss track.

Fan Reaction

Social media users have reacted positively to Maino’s response, with many praising the song’s lyrical content and production. One user on X (formerly Twitter) commented, “I am not mad at this he said some stuff!!!! Beats cold too.” Another user stated, “Everyone, BUT 50 are dropping good responses.”

Looking Ahead

As of March 12, 2026, Jim Jones, Dave East, and Fabolous have not yet released official responses to 50 Cent’s diss. It remains to be seen whether this will escalate into a broader conflict within the hip-hop community.