No One Asked 50 Cent to Address the Court in Diddy’s Trial, But His Open Letter Is Compelling, Regardless
No one explicitly asked for 50 Cent’s opinion on Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, his trial, or his sentencing, but that hasn’t stopped him from offering his thoughts. Throughout the legal process, the rapper, whose legal name is Curtis Jackson, took to Instagram to roast Diddy, his adult children, and his associates. Following the trial, he went mostly quiet about Diddy, but on the eve of Diddy’s sentencing, he offered some last-minute thoughts that he surely hopes make it to Judge Arun Subramanian.
50 Cent uses the eve of Diddy’s sentencing to troll his legal troubles one last time
On October 2, less than 24 hours before Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs learns how much longer he’ll spend behind bars, 50 Cent took to X (formerly Twitter) from the comfort of his home to troll his nemesis. In a lengthy letter addressed to Judge Subramanian, the “Candy Shop” rapper asked him to consider the safety of the general public, as well as the baby oil needs of society, when making his decision. 50 quipped that Diddy poses a risk to the baby oil supplies, and babies need the product.
The iconic rapper also threw shade at Diddy’s son, Christian, before insisting that the only thing Diddy is going to do with his freedom is hire more male escorts. He signed off quickly, but fans have been commenting furiously on the post. Several Twitter users note that while 50 Cent’s posts are often petty, they certainly bring the comedy. For some reason, we doubt Diddy would see it that way.
While 50 Cents letter was for the purpose of comedy, several people did pen letters asking the judge to keep Diddy behind bars. Cassie Ventura’s heartbreaking letter has made headlines.
He’s been trolling the rapper for years, though
This is not the first time 50 Cent has talked about Diddy or trolled him on social media. In fact, he was calling out the music mogul years before he was arrested and tried for sex trafficking and racketeering. Over the years, 50 has insisted that Diddy has “uncomfortable” energy and that he actively avoided the rapper and his infamous parties. 50 Cent isn’t alone in that feeling. Several other stars have talked about Diddy’s uncomfortable energy in the past, too.
During an appearance on The Breakfast Club, he recalled Diddy asking to take him shopping once when he was early in his career. 50 Cent said he declined the offer because it made him feel weird, as if there were sexual undertones to the offer. While 50 Cent has made it clear that he does not like Diddy, the music mogul has been insistent that he “loves” him. We are curious to see if he still thinks that’s he case.
