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The ongoing feud between King Harris<\/a> and 50 Cent<\/a> appears to have taken another provocative turn, this time involving cannabis<\/a> packaging that references 50’s late mother.<\/p>\n In a video shared on Instagram, Harris, the son of 50\u2019s current main enemy T.I., is seen packing multiple eighth-sized bags of CBD into a larger package labeled “Ms. Jackson” while rapping along to his latest diss track “Droptop,” where he takes several shots at 50. The label on the bag features an image of 50 Cent’s mother, Sabrina Jackson, whose name appears prominently beneath the portrait. Smoking on the \u201cpack\u201d of a dead antagonist is, of course, a now-common way to disrespect someone that originated<\/a> in the Chicago drill scene<\/a>.<\/p>\n King\u2019s post quickly circulated online. In the video, Harris is seen preparing the bags while spitting \u201cDroptop.\u201d<\/p>\n “You was made from fifty cents \u2018cause your mama gave it cheap<\/em>,\u201d Harris spits. \u201cI been smoking on Ms. Jackson since the n***a posted my mother.<\/em>” <\/p>\n You can see the video here<\/a> and listen to the song below.<\/p>\n \u201cDroptop\u201d is the latest development in a simmering back-and-forth between the younger rapper and the veteran hip-hop figure<\/a>. The tension escalated earlier this week when Harris released a diss track shortly after 50 Cent dropped a new single connected to the next installment of the <\/a>Power<\/em><\/a> television franchise<\/a>, where he took shots at T.I.<\/p>\n Harris, 21, shared the song on social media with a caption that mocked 50 Cent’s new release and suggested the feud was far from over. Meanwhile, 50 Cent has also taken public shots at Harris’ family in recent weeks while promoting new music and projects.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n