OutKast<\/a>\u2018s hit of the same name into a letter to 50\u2019s late mother, Sabrina Jackson.<\/p>\nDomani begins by speaking to Ms. Jackson from beyond the grave and asking her if she\u2019s proud of her son\u2019s behaviour \u2014 which, in his increasingly bitter feud, has included below-the-belt social media posts mocking T.I.\u2019s wife Tiny and son King Harris but no bars aimed at the King of the South himself.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe\u2019s a legend now, I guess it worked out but I need some answers \/ Are you happy with the way he been holding your family name? \/ I need to know \u2019cause I can\u2019t sleep at night thinking you died in vain \/ I think it got to him, people won\u2019t tell him because he pay \u2019em,\u201d<\/em> he raps.<\/p>\nIn his second verse, Domani addresses 50 Cent directly, spitting: \u201cAye Curtis, I encourage you to do a lil research \/ On my whole family, but you can start with me first \/ I know you not familiar with a mother or a father \/ Maybe that\u2019s the reason easily you\u2019ll talk about \u2019em \/ Maybe that\u2019s the reason you be targeting the women \/ Let somebody try yo Mama, bet you\u2019d probably wanna kill \u2019em.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nHe also cleverly flips one of 50\u2019s biggest hits into a biting criticism of his success as a businessman: \u201cLove it when we fall down, that\u2019s when Curtis gets paid \/ Now put your lighters up if you too want the truth \/ Many Men sin but don\u2019t profit like you from it \/ You don\u2019t even drink but you\u2019ll fake it for the news coverage.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n\u201cMs. Jackson\u201d isn\u2019t just a lyrical lecture, though. The song also has its more menacing moments as Domani ends the song by warning 50: \u201cThe next time you missing mama, I can send you right to her \/ Try your luck!\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n