50 Cent trolls Diddy with his own “letter” to the judge before sentencing

50 Cent pens a letter to the Judge in Diddy's case, stating he has feared for his life throughout their 20-year feud.

The G-Unit founder writes letter to judge determining Diddy's fate

50Cent has once more brought attention to fellow music mogul Diddy. This time, it's via a provocative "letter" reportedly sent to Judge Subramanian. Widely circulated on social media, the letter acts both as a critique of Diddy’s ongoing legal issues and as a demonstration of 50 Cent’s flair for public drama.

Before Sean Diddy Combs' sentencing on October 3, 50 Cent has again ridiculed him on Instagram, calling the music mogul "dangerous."

In the letter, Fif spares no words, describing Diddy as “very dangerous.” He asserts that he has feared for his safety for more than two decades. He calls for the maximum legal consequences, reinforcing a rivalry that has long unfolded under the watchful eyes of fans and the media.

The correspondence itself is striking in its mixture of seriousness and spectacle. 50 Cent references federal investigations and alleged connections to sex workers. He even mentions baby oil. He suggests that, if freed, Diddy might resume hiring male escorts. This claim, while sensational, highlights the performative edge of their ongoing feud.

Adding another layer to the drama, 50 Cent invokes Diddy’s son. He references prior allegations and questions whether authorities mishandled a previous raid. The letter concludes with an unexpected turn: a plug for 50 Cent’s upcoming Netflix documentary. This documentary will reportedly explore allegations surrounding Diddy’s behavior.

In an accompanying social media post, 50 Cent wrote, “This is my letter to the judge on Diddy’s case. What I’m scared for my life!” The message blends genuine concern with theatrical flourish. It has ignited debate over the letter’s authenticity and further cemented 50 Cent’s reputation for provocative, attention-grabbing public statements.