Big Meech is still fighting for a compassionate release from prison, cutting his sentence in half after serving part of his 30-year sentence as the co-owner of BMF (Black Mafia Family). He is reportedly attempting to convince the authorities that he will change his ways when he makes it out, even going so far as to propose a name change for BMF.

According to an exclusive unconfirmed report by All Hip Hop, Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory is looking to change the meaning of the BMF acronym to better describe his current mission in life. The government opposed his early release despite his COVID-19 concerns, which has led him to push harder on the positive change he will make once he finds freedom.

The infamous “BMF” acronym, which currently stands for Black Mafia Family, will likely be changed to “Build More Families” in an attempt for Big Meech to better reflect his new ideals. His mother has reportedly co-signed the move.

Meech’s brother, Terry “Southwest T” Flenory has already been released from prison. If Big Meech earns his own release, he will need to self-quarantine for fourteen days before making his way back out.

What do you think of the proposed new acronym?

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Ever since Terry “Southwest T” Flenory was released from prison this month, 50 Cent has been fighting his battles for him. His brother, the more well-known Big Meech, remains behind bars as his legal counsel fights to get him out due to COVID-19 concerns. Only one half of the brother tandem is free and 50 Cent — being the executive producer of the new series about BMF — stepped up and pressed a number of people about paying off their debts to the drug trafficking organization.

Last week, 50 Cent went after Diddy and Jeezy, who both paid up rather quickly. One man was reluctant to come through though, and that’s Irv Gotti.

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As you surely know, 50 Cent and Irv Gotti don’t have a spot-clean history. In fact, these two men just don’t like each other. Fif tried to get Irv Gotti to connect with Southwest T to deliver on his alleged debt but, according to the Murder Inc. honcho, that just wasn’t the case.

He claimed that he owes Black Mafia Family none of his money, insisting that he’s on good terms with both Big Meech and Southwest T. However, after supposedly checking in with T this week, 50 Cent is still stepping on Irv Gotti’s neck for the cash.

“@irvgotti187 punk ass checked in, so he need to work out his payment plan,” wrote the rapper on Instagram, sharing a vintage photo of Southwest T. “Talking about we in a pandemic. FT where the money.”

So, was Irv Gotti lying about not owing them any money or is this just another manipulated plan for 50 Cent to belittle his rivals?

Today’s the day. If Irv Gotti doesn’t make an effort to reach out to BMF’s co-founder Southwest T, he could be facing a rude awakening.

50 Cent has been stepping up to the plate for Black Mafia Family after Terry “Southwest T” Flenory was released early from prison due to COVID-19 concerns. The rapper is currently producing a series about their notorious drug operation, which is likely the reason why he’s so invested in this story. He knows what Southwest T and Big Meech are capable of so he’s ensuring that he stays on their good side. 

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Last week, Fif called out Diddy and Jeezy, asking them to connect with Southwest T and pay their debts. They both came through quickly, proving their loyalty. However, Irv Gotti has still not responded to the constant call-outs and 50 Cent is giving him until the end of the day to make good on his word.

“Boy you best be coming up with that money you borrowed it’s Monday fool,” said 50 Cent on Instagram. “@irvgotti187 pay your debt @bmfboss_swt_263 #Starz #BMF.”

Irv Gotti is the only person that still has not paid off his debt with BMF, making this a pretty easy battle for 50 Cent to go off on. Since he already hates the man because of his connection to Ja Rule, we’re sure Fif has more artillery loaded up and ready to go.

Last week, BMF co-founder Terry “Southwest T” Flenory was released from prison early as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. His brother Big Meech remains locked up. The creator of a new series about their notorious drug operation, 50 Cent decided to stay on the organization’s good side, urging his peers to connect with Southwest T and pay their dues. 

He started with Irv Gotti, who still has not paid up. Then, Fif took aim at Diddy, who quickly made things right. Finally, Jeezy became the target. It took the Atlanta rapper a few days to come through but he seemingly got on a call with Flenory. 50 Cent has since confirmed that everything is right now with Jeezy.

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Sharing a photo of the rapper all decked out in a white tuxedo with a luxury whip in the background, Fif showed love to the iconic rapper.

“At jeezy all checked in, he called puffy and got on with @bmfboss_swt_263 every thing all good,” wrote 50 Cent.

Since two of the three characters have made things right with Black Mafia Family, we can assume that all of 50 Cent’s energy will now be transferred onto Irv Gotti. Do you think the Murder Inc. star will pay up? Technically, today would be the last day for him to come through.

50 Cent had a busy week on social media, making it his personal mission to get everybody connected with BMF co-founder Southwest T after he was released early from prison. The brother of Big Meech, Southwest T was one of the leaders in their major drug operation, which took over several different states across the country and raked in hundreds of millions of dollars. 50 Cent has been playing nice with T, calling out several different characters and telling them that it’s time to pay up, including Diddy, Irv Gotti, and Jeezy.

So far, Diddy has already made good on his debt, getting in contact with Southwest T earlier this week. Irv Gotti has allegedly not been compliant and, as far as Jeezy is concerned, he wasn’t about to get in trouble with Fiddy or BMF. He made sure to connect with the newly-free man.

“THE NIGHT IS JUST ABOUT OVER AND I HAD A CHANCE TO TAKE IT ALL ON,” wrote Terry “Southwest T” Flenory on Instagram, sharing a photo with Jeezy. “ITS ALWAYS GOOD TO CONVERSE RESPECT BRO #BMF.”

Many believe that Jeezy would have checked in with Southwest T, even without being pushed to do so by 50 Cent. At the end of the day, that’s family for the Atlanta rapper. 

Still, it’s nice to see that he took time out to make the call.

Earlier this week, it was reported that Terry “Southwest T” Flenory, co-founder of Black Mafia Family (BMF), was released from prison early due to COVID-19 concerns. Already, 50 Cent has been helping him fight his battles, calling out a number of rappers who owe him money and giving them a deadline to pay up. It was also reported that Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory, T’s brother and one of the most notorious drug kingpins, had also requested his early release. Unfortunately, he got some bad news from the judge.

According to The Detroit News, Big Meech has been denied his early release from prison. He is still set to be released in eleven years.

The 51-year-old Detroit native is currently locked up in a federal prison in Oregon, and a judge has ruled his request for compassionate release premature. A separate request was issued to federal officials about Flenory’s health issues and once that is answered, the judge may reconsider.

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Flenory says that he should be released because of his age and health problems, which include hypertension and heart trouble. However, prosecutors argue that he should not get the same treatment as his brother. 

Big Meech has spent time in solitary confinement and he has illegally owned a cell phone in prison according to court records. Due to his record, prosecutors believe he should remain in prison.

Black Mafia Family was run by Big Meech and Southwest T, who were both sentenced to 30 years in federal prison in 2008. 

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Big Meech’s brother Southwest T, the co-founder of Black Mafia Family (BMF), was released from prison this week and he’s not wasting any time getting to the money. While he may not plan on running a multi-million-dollar drug trafficking operation this time around, he still plans on living comfortably now that he’s out. Having assisted plenty of rappers on their come-up, Big Meech and Southwest T know that they are owed their dues and, for some reason, 50 Cent feels indebted to help them out.

For much of this week, 50 Cent has made it his personal mission to get all of Southwest T’s debtors to pay up. He started with Irv Gotti, before moving onto Diddy and Jeezy. It looks like one of those men can officially be forgiven though because, according to Fif, Puffy has sent over some money.

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“SHOUT OUT TO @diddy TOLD ME SOME REAL SHIT YESTERDAY THANKS BROTHER I RESPECT THAT,” reposted Fif on Instagram. The post was originally from Southwest T’s account.

“See diddy reached out to @bmfboss_swt_263 now everything good. #starz #BMF coming soon,” added 50.

Hopefully, Irv Gotti and Jeezy pick up the phone and get everything sorted out. Fiddy has already reminded Irv Gotti that he needs to come through soon, or else. Jeezy only got his first warning this morning.

50 Cent is currently producing a series about BMF, which is likely why he’s taken such an interest in this story.

Southwest T, the co-founder of Black Mafia Family and Big Meech’s brother, was released from prison this week due to COVID-19 concerns. Considering his connection to their story — especially his current ties, since he is at the helm of a new show about their drug operation — 50 Cent is making it his personal mission to retrieve any debts owed to Southwest T now that he’s out.

Already, the rapper has gone after heavy hitters like Irv Gotti and Diddy. Now, it looks like Jeezy is the next victim.

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Posting several humorous photos of Jeezy on the phone, 50 Cent argued that Southwest T’s mother has been trying to get ahold of the rapper all week but that he’s been ducking her calls and text messages.

“Big T said get Jeezy ass too,” said 50 Cent on Instagram. “How you Screaming BMF Who helped you get a record deal. Then Meech mom is calling you and texting you to let you know ‘T is home and You ignoring the phone calls. so now his mom said fuck the backstage passes and free tickets to the concerts pick up the phone N***a.”

Do you think Jeezy will come through on the money he allegedly owes Southwest T and BMF?

Black Mafia Family co-founder Terry “Southwest T” Flenory was released from prison this week and already, 50 Cent is starting to fight the man’s battles for him. He warned people that he would be bringing back his debt-collector persona “Fofty” if people refused to send funds to Southwest T and that has begun. On Tuesday (May 5), Fif came after Irv Gotti and urged the music executive to come through with what he borrowed years ago. Now, it would appear as though Diddy is being targeted.

Sharing a photo of Diddy on Instagram, 50 Cent sent a clear message to the mogul: it’s time to pay up.

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“T home puff he said um, he want his fucking money,” said 50 Cent on behalf of Southwest T. “I’m not tripping, and i know you ain’t tripping so just holla at him.”

This message is far less aggressive than the one that was sent to Irv Gotti. Clearly, Fiddy has more respect for Puff.

For the last several years, 50 Cent has been working on the development of a new television series about Black Mafia Family. The show was recently picked up by Starz and, with the release of Southwest T from prison this week, it’s clear that Fif wants to remain on his good side.

Do you think Diddy will come through?

No more Mr. Nice Guy for 50 Cent. The legendary rapper and entrepreneur has not been engaging in too many feuds as of late but, this week, we’re seeing the official return of his alter-ego. It’s been a minute since Fofty, the money-obsessed side of Curtis Jackson, came out to play but now that Terry “Southwest T” Flenory is out of prison, he’s making a return.

Earlier today, he demanded money from the BMF co-founder and gave him until next week to come through with the cash. Now, he’s seemingly trying to get Flenory some extra dough to send his way, coming after Irv Gotti and calling him out.

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Posting an unflattering photo of Irv Gotti, the co-founder of Murder Inc. and a close associate of Fif’s rival Ja Rule, 50 Cent made sure the record label executive got the message straight.

“Yo @irvgotti187 you best be coming up with that bread you borrowed from Big T in Encino you sucker ass n***a,” wrote Fiddy on Instagram. “You didnt go see him or put nothing on his books. yeah he home now so you can stretch out to him or get stretched.”

As we reported earlier today, Southwest T is officially out of prison due to COVID-19 concerns. A television show is currently being made about Black Mafia Family with 50 Cent at the helm.