50 Cent trolls Jay-Z for friendship with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
50 Cent takes to social media to take jab at Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
50 Cent is at it again, stirring the pot on Instagram—this time by throwing a not-so-subtle jab at Jay-Z over his ties to Sean “Diddy” Combs.
The rapper, never one to hold back, posted a carousel of photos on Wednesday showing Diddy and Jay-Z through the years, all buddy-buddy.
And just to turn up the heat, he soundtracked the slideshow with Bill Withers' 1980 hit Just the Two of Us.
Subtle? Not exactly.
“Friends till the end, Jay you still there?” 50 Cent wrote in the caption, clearly enjoying the shade.
“We blew up Kid cudi’s car to show him who’s the BOSS! LOL.”
That last part wasn’t just an offhand joke—it was a sharp reference to a disturbing allegation from Cassandra “Cassie” Ventura’s explosive 2023 lawsuit against Diddy.
According to the model and singer, Combs allegedly flew into a rage after learning she was romantically involved with Kid Cudi.
So enraged, in fact, that he reportedly threatened to “blow up” the rapper’s car. Not long after, court documents state, “Kid Cudi’s car exploded in his driveway.”
Backing up the claim, a spokesperson for Cudi told the New York Times the allegations were “all true.”
While Jay-Z has kept quiet through all this, 50 Cent’s post seems to call him out by association, questioning whether the bond between the two hip-hop titans still stands in light of Diddy’s legal troubles.
As always, 50 isn’t pulling punches—he’s just pulling up the receipts, with a soundtrack and a smirk.
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