50 Cent Mocks Diddy After Trump Declines Pardon, Calls Him ‘Half-Innocent

When it comes to calling out his industry rivals, 50 Cent holds the undisputed heavyweight title for pettiness. And this week? He’s been in fine form, taking every opportunity to skewer Diddy over his ongoing legal woes and that much-speculated Trump pardon that didn’t happen. Grab your popcorn, because the “Power” creator’s Instagram feed could honestly be its own reality show at this point.

50 Cent Shades Diddy Over Trump Pardon Denial

ICYMI, Diddy (aka Sean Combs, aka Brother Love… pick your favorite moniker) has been battling some very serious allegations. He walked away from a Manhattan courtroom acquitted of sex trafficking and racketeering charges, but those “lesser” transportation-for-prostitution convictions? Yeah, those stuck. Facing up to 10 years behind bars with sentencing just weeks away, Diddy was reportedly hoping for a miracle from former President Donald Trump. Spoiler alert: It didn’t happen.

Trump was quick to shut down speculation during a recent Newsmax interview, calling out Combs’s not-so-nice comments during the 2020 election cycle. “It makes it more difficult,” Trump said, alluding to Diddy’s fiery anti-Trump comments. That’s politics, people. Apparently, burning bridges with billionaires might not be the best idea when you’re staring down prison time.

Enter 50 Cent, who’s been keeping tabs like a gossip columnist at a Hollywood after-party. Fif wasted no time roasting Diddy with an Instagram post that’s peak petty energy. Alongside the caption, “I told you I was gonna tell him what you said, Brother Love. Now don’t forget all the nasty things you said,” he added some cry-laughing emojis for good measure. Subtle? No. Entertaining? Absolutely.

50 and Diddy’s Long-Running Feud Is Nothing New

For anyone shocked at the petty onslaught, this is just Tuesday for 50 Cent. These two have had enough beef in recent years to fill an entire episode of Celebrity Roast Wars. Remember when 50 claimed Diddy was “freaky” and made questionable jabs about his sexuality? Or the countless financial digs? Well, this is all part of that long-standing tradition of shade, one bitter quip at a time.

Still, this Trump-pardon chapter feels even more biting. Maybe it’s because 50 Cent is circling the whole thing like a cat playing with its prey. Or maybe it’s because the irony is just so delicious. After all, this is the same Diddy who branded Trump as a divider and publicly campaigned against him. Fast forward to today, and Trump’s decision to turn his back on the music mogul practically writes itself into a Shakespearean drama.

Trump’s Not Exactly Diddy’s Saving Grace

While Trump’s rejection might sting a little, it’s not exactly surprising to those following the Diddy trial. Trump, who’s been quick to throw pardons around like promotional swag in the past, doesn’t appear to have much to gain politically by sticking his neck out for Diddy. Also, the “hostile” comments Diddy made in interviews definitely didn’t help his case.

And while 50 Cent eats this up like Thanksgiving dinner, Diddy’s legal team is racing against the clock. They’ve filed motions to overturn the convictions, insisting they’re “constitutionally flawed.” But for now, the Bad Boy Records founder might want to buckle up for what’s shaping up to be a bumpy ride ahead.

50 Cent vs. Diddy: A Beef That Simply Won’t Quit

At this point, 50 Cent mocking Diddy is like the sun rising in the east; it’s inevitable. Whether you call it petty, savage, or just downright mean, one thing’s for sure—it’s impossible to look away. The combination of Diddy’s high-profile trial and Trump’s signature bluntness has handed 50 yet another goldmine of material, and he’s milking it for all it’s worth.

This drama isn’t just a flash in the pan, though. With Diddy’s sentencing looming on October 3, expect a fresh batch of internet hysteria to hit the timeline. And knowing 50? He’ll be right there with another Insta post, typing out a third roast before he’s even had his morning coffee.

Stay tuned. Something tells us this feud is far from over.