This account chronicles an ongoing, high-profile feud between 50 Cent (Curtis Jackson) and Sean “Diddy” Combs, a conflict now stretching over two decades and involving allegations, diss tracks, social media taunts, and business rivalries.

Their beef initially ignited with 50 Cent’s diss track “The Bomb” in 2006, which hinted at Diddy’s alleged connections to the deaths of iconic rappers Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G., though authorities have never implicated Combs in either case. Beyond these explosive claims, 50 Cent has publicly questioned Combs’ sexuality, recounting invitations from Diddy that he deemed unusual.

More recently, this rivalry has escalated with 50 Cent’s public commentary on legal challenges faced by Combs.

This includes a documentary by 50’s production company focusing on allegations of misconduct and assault brought against Diddy. Following Diddy’s former partner Cassie Ventura’s lawsuit (which was settled) and new indictments related to trafficking, 50 Cent leveraged social media to fuel speculation and interest in his documentary, while stirring public opinion with controversial posts.

The documentary claims to uncover evidence from parties and alleged incidents in the music industry, where Diddy purportedly exploited his position. 50 Cent’s persistence has kept these allegations in the public eye, even amid Diddy’s legal defense and his attorneys’ appeals.

The stakes of their feud have grown beyond personal rivalries into highly publicized legal and ethical battles that will likely continue to impact both men’s careers and reputations.