Floyd Mayweather, 50 Cent Instagram Beef: Viral VIDEO Of 50 Cent Saying Nelly Had Affair With Floyd's Baby Mother And Stole Shantel Jackson, Bets $750K That He Can't Read

The beef between rapper 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather keeps on brewing after the "I Get Money" rapper decided to post a hilarious video of the slamming the boxer for having his former friend, Nelly steal his women and claims that he can't read.

In the video the rapper said in an Instagram post, "I woke up" I look at the compute, the computer say, F**k T.I., F**k Nelly, and F**k 50. I'm like what he sayin' f**k me for. Nelly f**cked your first baby mama, Melissa, Then took your f**kin' fiancée. Say f**k that N***a."

He continued to gloat about his countless attempts to get his ex-fiancée back, "I just woke up, Floyd you know better. Don't get me started. You paid a private investigator to find miss J. You love her man and Nelly took her. Lmao the nigga swoop down like a bird outta the sky. He too tall champ you can't win. Lol."

This is a special "ASLELS" challenge for you Floyd. If you could read one full page of a Harry Potter book, N***a, I'll donate $750,000 to whatever charitable organization you want to." Throwing the bucket of ice behind him he said, "F**k the bucket of ice man."

This is the second time Floyd's been dissed about his lack of education. In an interview with ESPN's "Highly Questionable" Nelly opened up about his beef with the undefeated boxer saying, "I don't have beef with Floyd Mayweather. For the most part I think the whole thing is misunderstood." He said regarding the ongoing news that Nelly stole Floyd's fiancé from him, "I try to understand where he's coming from which is a little hard to do, but I guess it's one of those things where he is who he is."

He added that Floyd's may have selfish issues due to the company he keeps around him and the lack of education he received, ""I think he's one of those people that don't like 'No' said to him," the rapper said insinuating that Shantel ended the engagement with the boxer. "I think when anybody does that, I think that's what kind of gets under his skin a little bit. I don't know? It's kind of hard talking to a guy who hasn't graduated from high school."