50 Cent Uses AI to Savagely Mock Rival Diddy

The Bizarre AI Fashion Show

The long-standing rivalry between 50 Cent and Sean “Diddy” Combs has taken another strange turn, with 50 Cent seemingly determined to have the final say. The “21 Questions” rapper recently escalated his trolling with a particularly bizarre Instagram post.

The post featured a peculiar AI-generated video showing a digital version of Combs on a fashion runway. In the clip, the artificial Combs is seen wearing a pink dress prominently featuring the Johnson & Johnson baby oil logo. To complete the mockery, the video was set to the track “Baby Oil Freak Off Party.”

50 Cent captioned the post, “I didn’t know Diddy walked in the Michael Amiri show, when did he make Bond!”

The "Baby Oil" Backstory

This jab is a direct reference to the shockingly large quantities of baby oil that were reportedly found and confiscated by the FBI during raids on Combs' mansions in Miami and Los Angeles last year. The discovery became a recurring theme in 50 Cent's online attacks as Diddy faced a long list of legal troubles.

A History of Trolling

This isn't the first time the “Many Men” artist has used this specific angle. During Diddy's trial in May, 50 Cent also mocked the Bad Boy founder's connection to baby oil by sharing a series of AI-generated images. One post included a screenshot of a headline stating, “Cassie Says Diddy Asked Her to Get in Inflatable Pool Filled With Baby Oil.”

“Damn he did all that sh–t to go out like this, SMH,” 50 Cent wrote in the caption. “This s–t crazier then [sic] regular crazy.”

A Brief Truce Followed by More Jabs

Interestingly, this recent wave of mockery came after what appeared to be a brief moment of reprieve. Following the verdict in Combs' sex trafficking trial, 50 Cent had an uncharacteristically positive reaction. After the music mogul was found guilty on two counts of transportation for prostitution but not guilty on more severe charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, 50 Cent posted a congratulatory message.

“Diddy beat the Feds, that boy a bad man !” he wrote on Instagram, adding clapping emojis.

However, the truce was short-lived. 50 Cent quickly followed up by labeling Combs the “gay John Gotti,” a reference to the notorious Gambino crime family boss who was acquitted in a 1987 racketeering trial, only to be convicted of similar crimes years later. He reinforced this sentiment by sharing another AI photo with the caption, “Get the fvck off my page talking about I’m supposed to be scared of the Gay Teflon Don!”