50 Cent isn't letting up on throwing shots at his rivals Jay-Z and Diddy amid the rape accusation levied against them by lawyer Tony Buzbee.
On Tuesday, 50 hopped on Instagram and shared a post of an AI-generated video showing Jay and Diddy getting arrested by police. The original clip came from Diddy's 50th Birthday Bash in 2019, where he posed for a series of shots alongside Hov.
The AI-generated video showed the hip-hop moguls enjoying a drink before a pair of cops arrest them and take them to jail. In his caption, 50 admitted he wanted to share the video but feared getting assassinated for posting it.
"I want to post this but I'm afraid I'm gonna get shot. LOL 😆," 50 captioned the post.
50 has been taking shots at Jay-Z and Diddy for years and even more now that the latter's alleged sexual assault and trafficking crimes have come to light. With Jay, 50 recently trolled him when a lawsuit was filed claiming the Brooklyn rap legend raped a 13-year-old girl alongside Diddy in 2000.
"Ok I don't know what's going on, but are we gonna still have the Super Bowl," he wrote alongside an image of himself from the film Get Rich or Die Tryin'. "I'm just asking for a friend!"
50 actually cleared the air over his ongoing feud with Diddy during a conversation with Cam'ron. According to 50, he has no real beef with Diddy, and their feud comes from them competing against each other in the spirits industry. Diddy had a deal with Diageo, and 50 had a partnership with EFFEN Vodka, which put them in direct competition with each other.
"My corner is over here your corner is over there I gotta make sure my corner feel cooler," said 50. "He wasn't producing any new music or anything new that would make him cooler right at that point, so it's like I'll just stay active and keep putting it out there."
He added, "The motivation of that is competing for brands, and he was ahead of me cause he had been working on Ciroc and stuff like that and then integrating it into our culture with Coco Loso and different things with different people connected to it, so yeah, that's what that was."
