50 Cent Uses AI To Taunt Diddy During Trial

50 Cent is escalating his public taunting of Sean Diddy Combs as the hip hop mogul faces a federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial.

AI Antics Mock Trial Proceedings

With jury selection for Diddys trial underway last week 50 Cent turned to social media to ridicule his longtime adversary. He posted an AI generated image depicting himself as every member of the jury. The humorous image was captioned "Sean Diddy Combs jury selection for trial is finally complete." 50 Cent further commented "Im not sure if this is fair but dont worry be happy!" Continuing his mockery 50 Cent also shared an AI image of himself portraying a lawyer in the courtroom. This was aimed at Diddys defense teams recent claim that the Bad Boy Records founder was also a victim of abuse by Cassie whose lawsuit initiated a wave of allegations against Diddy. "Your Honor this theory of Cassie kicking Diddy ass Im not buying it!" 50 Cent wrote alongside the courtroom image.

Diddys Trial Jury Selection Details

According to a report from TMZ both the prosecution and defense in Diddys trial have chosen 35 individuals for the jury pool. The current demographic composition includes five white men four Black men three Black women two white women one Latino man and one woman whose ethnicity has not been specified.

Beyond Social Media Trolling A Netflix Documentary

While 50 Cent consistently makes light of Diddys predicament the Get Rich or Die Tryin rapper is also involved in a more serious project. He has partnered with Netflix to produce a documentary series focusing on the sexual misconduct allegations leveled against Combs. This currently untitled series was announced by Netflix last September and will be released under 50 Cents G-Unit Film and Television banner. A release date has not yet been confirmed. In a statement to Variety last year 50 Cent commented on the project "This is a story with significant human impact. It is a complex narrative spanning decades not just the headlines or clips seen so far. We remain steadfast in our commitment to give a voice to the voiceless and to present authentic and nuanced perspectives. While the allegations are disturbing we urge all to remember that Sean Combs story is not the full story of hip hop and its culture. We aim to ensure that individual actions do not overshadow the cultures broader contributions."