50 Cent Targets Tia Kemp’s Backup Accounts As Their Internet War Continues

50 Cent kept pushing to get Tia Kemp off social media, claiming her backup page was down and telling her TikTok and Twitter were next after she accused him of getting her main accounts restricted.

The latest round moved beyond Kemp’s earlier complaint that she could no longer use Instagram Live.

In one Instagram post, 50 shared a screenshot of a small backup account bearing her name and a bio claiming her previous page had been deleted at 800,000 followers.

“Back up down, Tik Tok and Twitter next,” he wrote.

He also posted what appeared to be a message confirming that a Facebook account had been reviewed and removed for violating Meta’s Community Standards.

The screenshot did not identify the account or establish who sent the message. He paired that post with *NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye.”

“Bye Bye, this my sh!t right here *NSYNC this joint knock,” 50 wrote.

The posts followed Kemp’s TikTok Live attack on the Queens rapper.

Rick Ross’ former girlfriend blamed 50 and his followers for reporting her pages and cutting off her access to audiences on Instagram and TikTok.

“You ugly. You done reported my IG. I can’t go live, you loving Diddy,” she said.

Kemp aimed another stretch of the rant at his supporters, accusing them of joining the reporting effort.

“All you 15 Cent fans done reported my pages, Crab in a bucket. Oh, you wipe your mouth. Get off your knees. He hate black people. He white. You can’t take a African-American black woman like me. I’mma lose my voice cussing you out for a million days and nights.”

50’s posts made clear he wanted more of her accounts gone.

Their fight intensified after 50 mocked an alleged October 11 assault on William Roberts III, Kemp’s adult son with Ross.

William told police a man threatened him with a gun and struck him in Daytona Beach. 50 offered help to the accused attacker, drawing Kemp into the dispute.

Kemp then targeted 50’s teenage son, Sire Jackson, and his mother, Daphne Joy. On October 26, 50 filed a separate federal lawsuit in Los Angeles seeking at least $6 million on Sire’s behalf.

His lawyers accused Kemp of fabricating a diagnosis for the boy and making sexually degrading claims about Joy.

Kemp had already mocked the damages demand with a fake fundraiser. During the latest live stream, she again dismissed the prospect of paying him.

“We rich over here forever. I wouldn’t let him spend two pennies if we was settled for that. You won’t get one cent out of two cent if the judge said I owed you,” she said.

There was also a Florida protective-order case involving Sire.

A temporary injunction required Kemp to stay 500 feet away and barred direct or indirect contact.

The November 3 hearing on longer restrictions was delayed because she had not been served, with the next hearing set for December 7.

Kemp still promised her audience that the suspensions would not end her online presence.

“I will be back after my suspension of Tik Tok and IG,” she declared.