The tour is expected to touch down in more than 20 cities across the country, starting on March 4th at its first stop in Louisville Kentucky.  It will then traverse from state to state before its final destination in Hampton, Virginia on April 19th, 2026. Tickets have been on sale at least since November of last year, to much fanfare as loyalists reminisce about the Millennium Tour and the days of B2K's 'Uh Huh'. But fans are also in for a surprise as the likes of Crime Mob, Jeremih, Waka Flocka, Amerie, Yung Joc, Dem Franchize Boys, and Pretty Ricky are all expected to grace the stage. Check out the last promo from the boys' recent behind-the-scenes promo footage in NYC:

The Escalation: Tiny and Tina Knowles

The feud took a darker turn when 50 Cent posted an unflattering, edited photo of T.I.’s wife, Tameka "Tiny" Harris, telling T.I. to "Keep my name out ya mouth."

The situation grew even more complex when Tina Knowles (Beyoncé’s mother) entered the fray. After Knowles shared a post praising Tiny’s "feminine energy" and beauty, 50 Cent responded by mocking the interaction, posting a photo of Ms. Tina and seemingly taking shots at T.I.’s children, labeling them "little f***ed up albino kids." He even followed up with a GIF of Solange Knowles in the infamous elevator incident, mocking the family’s history.

King Harris Responds: Crossing the Line?

The most controversial moment of the week came from T.I.’s son, King Harris. In a fiery social media response, the 21-year-old took aim at 50 Cent’s late mother, Sabrina Jackson, who passed away when 50 was only eight years old. King shared a photo of a headstone featuring her name and dropped lyrics attacking her memory, a move that many fans on social media labeled a "low blow" and "out of bounds."

T.I. Drops the Needle: 'The Right One'

While the social media war raged, T.I. returned to his roots to handle the conflict. He released two hard-hitting tracks in 24 hours: "War" and "The Right One." In "The Right One," Tip doesn't hold back, rapping:

"Grown men makin' memes, that's a weird-ass flex... / But I'll give his ass the Cajun salt 'bout him mentionin' my wife."

T.I. defended his legacy and his family, making it clear that while he still wants the Verzuz, he has lost all personal respect for the Queens rapper.

The Aftermath: A Sudden Silence

In a move typical of his "post-and-delete" strategy, 50 Cent wiped his Instagram of all posts related to T.I., Tiny, and the Knowles family late Tuesday night. While the feed is currently quiet, the impact of the insults—particularly those directed at family members—has left a lasting mark on the relationship between the two "Kings."

My biggest flex is being able protect my mama til l could provide her a better life. Happy Birthday Mama 😘 pic.twitter.com/nOLTyUg7So

— T.I. (@Tip) February 24, 2026