BMF Co-Founder Southwest-T Reacts To Jeezy Reaching Out After 50 Cent Blasted Him

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As we’ve been reporting, BMF co-founder Southwest-T was allowed to leave prison on home release over concerns due to the COVID-19 pandemic within the prison system.  Since coming home, one can presume some phone calls have taken place in the background in order to reach out to certain people. Apparently, one of those people happens to be  Jeezy. 50 Cent took to social media and publicly blasted Jeezy in no uncertain terms admonishing the ATL Rap Game veteran to make that phone call (see here for complete story).

“Big T said get Jeezy ass too,how you Screaming BMF Who helped you get a record deal. Then Meech mom is calling you and texting you to let you know ‘T is home and You ignoring the phone calls. so now his mom said f*ck the backstage passes and free tickets to the concerts pick up the phone Ni**a. @jeezy #starz #BMF coming soon”

Southwest-T has since posted that Jeezy did reach out.  Find that posted below, captioned,

“THE NIGHT IS JUST ABOUT OVER AND I HAD A CHANCE TO TAKE IT ALL ON 😌 ITS ALWAYS GOOD TO CONVERSE RESPECT BRO #BMF !”

Videos of BMF co-founder Southwest T have also surfaced on social media upon his early release from prison. One clip shows Big T getting his hair cut while addressing Bloods and Crips being in prison, and in another video, he can be seen listening to music while riding in the car.

Despite Southwest-T being released early, his brother, Big Meech, had his request denied by U.S. District Judge David Lawson due to the feds having yet to respond to his request. The feds argue that Big Meech shouldn’t be given early release due to having been written up for possession of a cell phone and possession of a weapon.

Free Big Meech. Find the video below.

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