By Ron Lawrence 12/22/18 08:58 AM

Moses “Shyne” Barrow is not buying the tough guy gangster image from 50 Cent. On a recent interview with Mikey T the Movie Star, the ex-Bad Boy artist goes into details and discusses their past history.

 Barrow and Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson both met at Daddy’s House recording studio around 2000 when Sean “Diddy” Combs hired the G-Unit founder to write lyrics for his Forever album. Shyne says he witnessed 50 Cent with policemen around him for security protection after he was stabbed at the Hit Factory, but had not sold any records.   

 The Belize native says he’s certain that Mr. Jackson is working as a confidential informant in bringing down his enemies. According to tabloids from the past, 50 Cent encountered beefs with Jimmy Henchmen and Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff who are both serving life sentences.

 Shyne says he cannot respect rappers including TI, who live a gangster image on wax  and then run to police. He’d rather see them as spectators who rap about what they see rather than faking their life stories.