50 Cent has finally admitted why he chose to sit down with ABC to promote his explosive new Diddy documentary — and the reason is pure chaos.
On December 6, the rapper re-shared a viral X post that claimed he only agreed to the ABC interview because it’s one of the few channels prisoners can watch behind bars.
The post called him “a menace,” which seems pretty accurate considering the circumstances.
50 didn’t deny it for a moment. He simply captioned the post: “I thought about it, what’s wrong with that?”
He knows exactly what he’s doing.
Just five days earlier, on December 1, 50 appeared on Good Morning America to discuss his new docuseries Sean Combs: The Reckoning.
The multi-part series focuses on Diddy’s rise, his empire, and the downfall that led to his current situation.
The Netflix show includes never-before-seen footage and interviews with former Bad Boy insiders. And 50 executive-produced it alongside director Alexandria Stapleton, giving it full “nobody is safe” energy.
50 Cent Makes Sure Diddy Sees It All
The timing isn’t subtle. Diddy is currently serving a 50-month sentence, meaning his TV options are limited. ABC happens to be one of them.
So, when 50 Cent sat there on national television talking about the documentary that details Diddy’s alleged crimes and controversies, people quickly assumed he wanted one specific viewer to catch it.
Mission accomplished.
50 has spent two years clowning Diddy online and teasing the documentary. Once it finally dropped on December 2, it became Netflix’s most-watched program almost immediately. The internet ate it up.
And 50 Cent hasn’t slowed down. In fact, he recently claimed Diddy sent him a bouquet of flowers at a Miami club as some kind of warning after the series aired.
It’s unclear if that actually happened, but knowing both of them, nothing would be too dramatic.
The feud continues to escalate — and 50 looks thrilled to keep it going.
Featured image credit: ABC News
