50 Cent, Cam’ron Troll Jim Jones’ ‘At The Church Steps’ Album Sales

50 Cent and Cam’ron have continued their trolling of Jim Jones amid their war of words, this time seemingly poking fun at Jones’ sales figures following the release of his new album, At the Church Steps.

On Friday (March 7), Fif shared what appears to be a screenshot of a text conversation between Cam’ron and himself. During the exchange, Cam noted reports of Jones’ first week sales, seemingly deeming them as underwhelming.

A portion of the text exchange posted on Instagram shows messages from a number stored as “Camron 2” highlighting that At the Church Steps has amassed 5.4 million streams so far this year, which he estimated equates to 3,500 album-equivalent units.

However, that amount of streams actually equates to 3,600 album-equivalent units, which Cam claimed would yield Jones a mere $3,500 in revenue. “Oh no JoMo what now,” 50 wrote in the caption of the post, which has since been deleted.

Many fans believed Jones’ recent actions and statements were made in an attempt to drum up buzz and publicity surrounding At the Church Steps.

“All that for $5,” 50 wrote, advising Jones to apologize to Cam’ron, seemingly in an attempt to get back in his former groupmate and friend’s good graces.

Released on Feb. 28, At the Church Steps arrived during Jones’ public dispute with Cam’ron and 50 Cent, which was ignited by comments made by the pair during Fif’s appearance on Cam’s It Is What It Is show.

Not taking kindly to being a topic in their conversation, Jones would lash out at the pair in a interview with Justin Laboy, with those comments quickly escalating the beef between the three parties.

See a photo of 50 Cent’s post below.