In a since-deleted social media post, the G-Unit mogul said he plans to turn Henchman’s legal history into a show as their long-running feud continues.

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50 Cent has teased that he might turn his long-running feud with Jimmy Henchman into more content, this time hinting at a potential TV project.

The G-Unit rapper and media mogul reportedly took to social media this week to claim he plans to develop a series based on Henchman’s legal history, further escalating tensions between the two.

“I just got off a call with Jimmy… he was mad,” 50 Cent wrote in a since-deleted post. “Now I’m gonna turn his court doc’s into a TV show. LMAO… world got his ass.”

The comments arrive as speculation recently spread online claiming Henchman had been attacked while incarcerated — claims that have since been denied. A spokesperson for the Bureau of Prisons said there is no evidence of any recent attack involving Henchman.

The incarcerated music executive, whose real name is James Rosemond, also pushed back on the rumors in a phone call from prison. “Liars will always be liars,” Henchman said. “People who always listen to rappers… they’re going to get a bunch of lies.”

He added: “At the end of the day, I’m well and fine… false rumor all the way,” dismissing reports that he had been harmed while serving his sentence.

Henchman is currently serving a life sentence plus additional time on federal charges, including murder-for-hire and firearms-related offenses. Records show he is being held at a federal facility in Louisiana.

The deep-rooted tension between 50 Cent and Jimmy Henchman dates back to the mid-2000s, growing out of opposing affiliations during a major rap rivalry, and has since extended into years of public jabs and legal entanglements.

While Fif has built a successful track record in television, most notably with crime dramas inspired by real-life events, it remains unclear whether this latest idea will move beyond a social media tease.