50 Cent Suggests He Did ABC Interview Simply So Diddy Might See It In Jail

50 Cent has denied that his Diddy docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning has any private vendetta to it, however he can not help taking each probability he can to hunt consideration from the Unhealthy Boy mogul. His govt manufacturing for the docuseries has led to numerous debate, however 50 needs Sean Combs to listen to his explanations instantly.

The Queens star took to Instagram to share an unsourced declare about 50 Cent’s latest interview speaking about The Reckoning. “Discovering out 50 Cent agreed to do an interview with ABC information station solely as a result of it is one of many few stations they’re allowed to observe in jail. He is a menace,” the put up learn. “I thought of it, what’s fallacious with that ?” 50 captioned his repost.

As for what he stated within the interview, he referred to as Puff Daddy his “favourite villain” however denied claims that they’ve any private points. “I do not know him to be robust,” Fif shared. “Like, we have not even had issues. Me and him. All of them say we have had beef for 20 years, however I’ve employed each of his sons for various initiatives that I labored on. Two totally different tv reveals, Quincy [Brown] and Justin [Combs]. So I haven’t got that power in the direction of him the place we have been making an attempt to harm one another. When different individuals identified these conditions, like that he was harmful, then I stated, ‘Oh, okay.’ I needed to take it in, however we by no means bought there.”

Elsewhere, 50 Cent advised GQ there is no Diddy beef, not less than not within the private sense. “If somebody’s not saying one thing, you then would assume all people in hip-hop is okay with what’s happening,” he advised the outlet, explaining his perception that Combs’ standing made others afraid of talking out. “There’s no place for me, I didn’t make the docuseries. I bought the very best individuals to make one. That’s why you don’t really feel anyone’s power when watching. […] If it was [my agenda], I might’ve targeted on the truth that you’re the one man in jail for transporting male intercourse employees.”