50 Cent has reacted to the senseless murder of Takeoff, who was gunned down on Tuesday, November 1, at a Houston bowling alley. 

The following day, the G-Unit rapper shared a video of music executive Steven Victor talking about his involvement in Pop Smoke's posthumous album Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon. 

Victor said there's a good chance the LP wouldn't have been created or released without Fif, who executive produced it.

Pop Smoke was shot and killed in Los Angeles in February 2020.

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"This is really how it goes @quavohuncho you have to position this Album correctly for Take Offs Legacy, go make a couple changes and address everything all artist make the best music out of painful moments," wrote 50 in the caption of the post. "R.I.P to pop smoke 🕊R.I.P to TakeOff."

Do you think it's too early for 50 or anyone else to be sending a message to Quavo about music?