Yesterday, 50 Cent was joined in kicking Floyd Mayweather over his continued support of Gucci by T.I., who dropped the diss track "F*** N****

Damn, it must suck to be a f*** n*****
Ol' greedy a** n**** only thinking 'bout himself
They get the fame, then get the wealth
But people are struggling, who did you help," Tip spit at the Champ.

This morning, Floyd clapped back with a suspiciously long, well-written and well-reasoned counter-attack that accused 50, T.I. and others of inflaming the emotions of their community with "fake advocacy."

These people are playing hopscotch. First, they're supposedly boycotting the NFL but as soon as the Super Bowl came around, they were either at the game, watching it on TV or throwing Super Bowl parties. Last week, it was R Kelly, this week it’s Gucci. People boycott for trend but turn around and still shop at H&M and watch the NFL.

A post shared by  Floyd Mayweather (@floydmayweather) on Feb 14, 2019 at 3:56pm PST

50 Cent was among those who couldn't believe Floyd was the author of that document, presenting what he believes was Floyd's initial draft.

😆champ must have heard that TI song he big time mad. LOL #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi #bellator

A post shared by  50 Cent (@50cent) on Feb 15, 2019 at 7:00am PST

"Champ must have heard that TI song he big time mad. LOL," 50 captioned the first draft.