Marlon Wayans and 50 Cent's viral Diddy feud explained after pair fire brutal shots on social media
The 50 Cent produced Diddy documentary has led to yet more online feuding as Marlon Wayans has begun firing shots at the rapper.
50 Cent was an executive producer on Sean Combs: The Reckoning, Netflix’s newest hit documentary which examines the life and major allegations levied against the rap mogul.
50 Cent himself has had a decades long beef with Diddy and the documentary makes major allegations that the convicted rapper was involved in the death of Tupac, but now the newest big name dragged into this feud is Wayans.
The White Chicks, Him, and Scary Movie star spoke out on the Netflix documentary in a podcast clip which spawned the now viral beef, criticising 50 Cent for his part in it.
Marlon Wayans hit out at 50 Cent in podcast interview over Diddy doc
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Wayans became involved after being asked about the new Diddy documentary in an interview with The Cruz Show, stating that he wasn’t going to ‘keep throwing [Diddy] under the bus’, adding that he had been working with the producer for 30 years.
When asked about the insinuations that Diddy was somehow linked to the death of Tupac, Wayans said: “Who’s telling the story? You can create any narrative as a producer… it doesn’t mean it’s true.”
He went on to criticise 50 Cent for the doc, suggesting that his personal beef motivated it, saying: “50 and Puff have a long-term beef. It's personal.
“It's between him and Puff. And before it's between him and Puff, it's between both of them and God.
“Just the way Puff is down on his luck and 50 is kicking a man when he's down. If luck turn on 50, you got to be careful what you put out. There's a karma to every action that you do.”
50 Cent hit back on Instagram and the pair have been trading shots
50 Cent is well known for being willing to publicly clap back, something the rapper did straight away after the clip surfaced.
He posted a picture of Wayans in disguise from White Chicks, posting the caption: “Keep my name out your mouth boy.”
Wayans hit back with an edited picture of Chiwetel Ejiofor from 12 Years a Slave with 50 Cent’s face, saying: “Now let’s think about this 50.”
The pair have since traded shots on social media, with Marlon Wayans posting AI images of 50 Cent and Diddy in a hot tub together.
50 Cent himself hit back by posting pictures of the actor wearing a rainbow bucket hat and silver trousers in a LGBTQIA+ pride photoshoot saying: “Diddy got this fool trying to get at me, LOL. No AI that’s ya vibe boy. Keep my name out ya mouth!”
Wayans posed for the photoshoot to celebrate Pride, in part motivated by his public support for transgender child, saying in a post on Instagram: “Happy Pride to all my LGBTQ peeps. From my block to my schools to my cast and crews to my friends to my family… where ever you are or have been in my life I wish you all love and support. You can be a straight man and still love gay people.”
50 Cent also posted interview clips of Wayans denying having attended the ‘type of parties’ Diddy has been accused of hosting, with the rap mogul currently serving a four-year sentence behind bars on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.
Topics: 50 Cent, Netflix, TV and Film, TV, Documentaries, Celebrity, Diddy
Michael Slavin