Right here we go once more. Extra beefing. The long-simmering dispute between 50 Cent and Jim Jones reignited after Jones dismissed 50 Cent’s Netflix collection, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, as a “mockumentary.” The comment, made throughout a podcast look, shortly drew a pointy response from 50 Cent and escalated right into a broader public argument involving cash, credibility, and management. Fellow rapper Maino was quickly pulled into the change, shifting consideration away from inventive criticism and towards private accusations.

Appears like daily it’s a brand new beef. Keep in mind when Hip Hop was about making music.

In any case …

In a collection of social media posts, 50 Cent accused Jones and Maino of failing to satisfy monetary obligations tied to their podcast operation. “These people are squatters; they owe $250,000 for the house the place they report their podcast,” he wrote, framing the dispute as a problem of unpaid hire. He adopted with one other jab, saying, “These bums are vying for the best-dressed title however can’t settle their payments.”

The scenario intensified when 50 Cent shared an audio recording he mentioned featured the owner of the constructing the place Jones information. Within the clip, the speaker described difficulties working with Jones and alleged unpaid hire starting from $80,000 to $180,000. The recording unfold shortly on-line, although Jones has not publicly addressed or confirmed the claims.

Maino responded with humor, posting a digitally altered picture of fifty Cent that poked enjoyable at his look and persona. The lighthearted tone appeared geared toward defusing pressure, however as a substitute prompted one other direct reply.

50 Cent shot again, writing, “I perceive Diddy was your hero; stick by him,” tying Jones and Maino to Sean Combs amid heightened scrutiny. He then prompt he might purchase the studio the place their podcast is produced, including, “This wasn’t on my agenda; nonetheless, if you happen to insist I’ll make time.”