50 Cent has once again taken to social media to troll Diddy amidst ongoing controversies. This recent trolling coincides with progress on a documentary about Diddy that 50 Cent is producing.
The documentary, which has been picked up by Netflix, has now secured Alexandria Stapleton as its director. This film aims to tell a comprehensive story beyond the recent headlines.
50 Cent’s Social Media Antics
50 Cent wasted no time in exploiting Diddy’s recent arrest to fuel his social media trolling. He posted an image of a baby oil bottle renamed ‘Diddy Oil,’ captioning it with ‘Coming soon! LOL.’
This isn’t the first time 50 has used humor to jab at his rival. Just last week, he shared a photo with Drew Barrymore and commented on not having ‘1,000 bottles of lube at the house.’
Documentary Secures a Director
The much-anticipated documentary about Diddy has found its director. Variety confirmed on Wednesday that Alexandria Stapleton will helm the multi-part series.
50 Cent and Stapleton released a joint statement expressing their commitment to presenting an authentic and nuanced perspective. They emphasized that while the allegations against Diddy are disturbing, his story is not the entirety of hip-hop culture.
The Bidding War for the Documentary
Back in May, Netflix won a fierce bidding war for the rights to the Diddy documentary. The film is being produced by G-Unit Film and Television Studios.
50 Cent couldn’t resist taking a shot at TMZ during the negotiations. He humorously criticized their choice of his photo, saying their doc went to Tubi.
He added that Netflix won the bid but hinted that more episodes might be needed if more victims come forward.
Federal Allegations Against Diddy
Details from federal authorities have added to the controversy. Allegations include Diddy’s involvement in ‘Freak Off’ sessions, where he allegedly arranged, directed, and recorded commercial sex acts.
Authorities claim that Diddy used force and threats to coerce women into participating in these events. Over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and personal lubricant were reportedly found during searches.
50 Cent’s Response to the Allegations
50 Cent has been relentless with his jokes, particularly targeting the ‘lube’ aspect of the allegations. His posts have kept his followers entertained during these unfolding events.
The G-Unit mogul recently shared a photo with Drew Barrymore. He made light of the situation by noting he doesn’t keep ‘1,000 bottles of lube’ at home.
Amidst these antics, 50 Cent remains focused on the documentary, which aims to shed light on the broader implications of Diddy’s story.
Joint Statement from 50 Cent and Stapleton
50 Cent and Alexandria Stapleton highlighted the documentary’s importance in a joint statement. They stressed the need to give a voice to the voiceless and present a thorough narrative.
The statement also urged people to remember that Diddy’s story is only a fraction of what hip-hop culture represents.
The duo remains committed to ensuring the documentary does not overshadow the significant contributions of the culture.
What’s Next for the Documentary?
As the documentary moves forward, expectations are high. The collaboration between 50 Cent and Stapleton promises a compelling look into Diddy’s life.
Fans and critics alike are eager to see how this multi-part series will unfold on Netflix.
50 Cent continues to be a dominant force on social media while progressing with his documentary on Diddy. The upcoming series, directed by Alexandria Stapleton, aims to offer a deeper understanding of the complex narrative surrounding the mogul.
With federal allegations casting a shadow, the documentary seeks to tell a story that goes beyond the sensational headlines. Viewers can anticipate a nuanced and comprehensive look at Diddy’s impact and controversies. The ongoing banter between 50 Cent and Diddy adds another layer of intrigue to this evolving story.
