50 Cent Fires Shots at TMZ, Claims His Diddy Series Outshines TMZ's
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50 Cent Mocks TMZ as Diddy Docuseries Lands Netflix Deal:
TMZ initially broke the news of Netflix's acquisition of the docuseries, highlighting the extensive interest it garnered from various networks and streaming platforms due to the significant attention surrounding Diddy's controversies in recent months.
50 Cent's decision to partner with Netflix aligns with the platform's track record of success with true crime shows.
However, 50 Cent didn't hesitate to criticize TMZ's coverage of the story. He took to Instagram to share a screenshot of the article, pointing out the use of an unflattering photo of himself.
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Suggesting that TMZ might be envious after their own Diddy documentary, titled "The Downfall of Diddy," landed on Tubi, 50 Cent playfully dismissed the outlet's choice of image.
"It's ok guys, we're all making good television; mine just happens to be the best," he quipped.
Acknowledging the potential for further developments in Diddy's narrative, 50 Cent hinted at the possibility of producing additional episodes of his docuseries if more damning allegations surface.
Despite his playful banter, the rapper's tone shifted when addressing the latest assault claims against Diddy.
Reacting to a lawsuit filed by Crystal McKinney alleging an incident from 2003, 50 Cent expressed concern for Diddy's well-being, stating he didn't want to be associated with any potential repercussions.