Uncle Murda takes 13 kids on Disney trip, proves he’s richer than Memphis Black

Uncle Muda asks Memphis Black to compare bank accounts, safe funds and business statements next week.

Uncle Murda spoke about Memphis Black’s situation during an appearance on Million Dollaz Worth of Game with G-Unit member Tony Yayo, who came prepared with receipts.

The Harlem rapper isn’t interested in looking good. Tensions between the two camps have been simmering for months, with Black’s actions on social media and podcasts clearly angering Murda.

The central question centers on who is truly independent and who is just a free rider.

Blake made a slur on “The Breakfast Club” and called Muldaur and Tony Yayo “50 Cent Family,” which was meant to sting them.

Both Murda and Yayo have been outspoken in comparing the way 50 Cent treated them to the way Jay-Z treated Beek, a comparison that has become the centerpiece of the entire beef.

But when she sat down with Gilly and Vallow, Murda completely flipped the script, attacking Black’s entire catalog and questioning his value as an artist.

“The only Blake poem I like is the one by Jay-Z,” Uncle Muda fumed. “I’ve never been a fan of Blake’s own verses. Memphis Blake fans don’t like that either.” The comment sparked a backlash because it was more than just an insult. It’s a direct challenge to Black’s credibility as a rapper.

What made the moment even more explosive was Mulda’s willingness to take things to the next level. He doesn’t just talk trash. He proposes a financial showdown to settle everything once and for all.

“We can do Bitcoin against Bitcoin, bank account against bank account, business statement against business statement. We can do that next week,” he said. “Let’s check out the deal… let’s see how much money you actually have… I just took my kids on a first class flight to Disney. We were at Disney World. I do things with the kids. Just me and my two brothers and 13 kids.”

The message is clear. Murda has been amassing wealth and living a lifestyle that speaks for itself, and he wants Black to prove he can match it.

Blake was quick to react on X, posting a laughing emoji and reminding everyone that he was nominated for a Grammy while Mulda was not.

“He’s tight, I got a 1, he didn’t, he better go get a 1,” Black wrote, keeping the argument going.

The feud is just the latest chapter in an ongoing conversation in which everyone takes sides based on who they think is more convincing about independence, wealth and true artistic value.

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