50 Cent Fires Back at Claims He’s a Diddy Hater Ahead of Scandal Revelations

50 Cent isn’t holding back when it comes to his long-standing feud with Diddy, and he made that clear during a recent appearance on the Flagrant podcast with Andrew Schulz.

While chatting about his love for comedy and poking fun at Schulz’s Kendrick Lamar controversy, the G-Unit legend also reflected on his years of taking jabs at Diddy. According to Schulz, Fif has been throwing shade long before the legal scandals surrounding the music mogul came to light.

“I’m just observant,” 50 said, downplaying the idea that he knew how things would unfold. Despite his lighthearted comments, the Power creator made it clear he doesn’t regret calling things out when he sees them.

Beyond the laughs, 50 is putting serious work into a new documentary about Diddy’s alleged misconduct. Speaking on GMA3: What You Need To Know, he opened up about the challenges of creating the project. “It’s a difficult project because every day, there’s new accusations coming out,” he explained. “It’s new things that happened. It’s become an octopus, with so many powers and so many things going on.”

When asked if he expected this level of controversy, he admitted, “Not this bad. Not this much stuff. I don’t think anyone could have anticipated this many accusations and things that have taken place.”

While 50’s feud with Diddy has been well-documented over the years, the stakes seem to have escalated with this latest endeavor. Other voices are coming forward to support the documentary, including Al B. Sure, who claimed the film could shed light on his own coma and suggested Sean Combs had a role in it. However, these allegations remain unverified, so fans are advised to approach them with skepticism.

Whether it’s taking on Diddy, clapping back at a Louisiana senator over investments in Shreveport, or diving into controversial documentaries, 50 Cent continues to stir up headlines in ways only he can.

What do you think about 50 Cent’s feud with Diddy and his plans for this documentary? Do you think this will change how people view the hip-hop mogul? Share your thoughts in the comments below!