50 Cent has explained why he didn’t like hanging out with Diddy, shedding light on his reasons during an appearance on the Hot 97 podcast.
The rapper discussed his longstanding disagreements with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, explaining why he never felt comfortable spending time with him at events or afterparties.
Diddy, 54, is currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn while facing legal proceedings. He has pleaded not guilty to allegations involving misuse of his reputation and influence during his events.
These events have been associated with accusations of inappropriate behavior, with claims involving numerous individuals.
Since the charges became public, 50 Cent has shared multiple social media posts and comments criticizing Diddy and reflecting on their past interactions.
During the podcast, 50 Cent mentioned that he avoided spending time with Diddy because he found certain behaviors unusual.
He described occasions when Diddy invited him to events or suggested shopping together, which he considered an uncommon gesture between men.
50 Cent remarked that such comments felt more like something one might say to a romantic partner, adding that Diddy’s mannerisms sometimes made him uneasy.
The rapper also suggested that Diddy often surrounded himself with attractive individuals but implied that appearances might not always reflect reality.
While Diddy has denied all allegations against him, 50 Cent expressed his belief that there were signs of controversy in earlier years that people may have overlooked.
In related developments, new claims have emerged involving other figures. A civil lawsuit alleges misconduct at an event in 2000, with accusations against multiple individuals.
One of the accused, Jay Z, has strongly denied any involvement. In a statement, he described the claims as baseless and emphasized his intent to challenge the allegations legally.
He stated: “These claims are deeply troubling, and I urge the accuser to pursue proper legal channels to ensure justice. Any individual guilty of such crimes deserves to be held accountable.”
