As seen in a fictional AI song, Diddy’s AI voice is rapping about a Federal raid as his current state is clearly in chaos. The song is created by AI, with a clone of Diddy’s voice.
Stevie J isn’t taking any more of 50 Cent’s jabs at his fellow Bad Boy colleague, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and is ready to confront the Queens rapper head-on.
In a recent Instagram post on Thursday (March 28), the producer called out 50 Cent for his relentless jokes following the raid on Diddy’s homes in Miami and Los Angeles as part of a sex trafficking investigation. Stevie suggests that 50 Cent’s mockery stems from bitterness over his ex-girlfriend, Daphne Joy, subsequently dating Diddy. He also implies that the Power producer is aligned with Lil Rod, a producer who filed a sexual assault lawsuit against Puff in February.
“Curtis, what’s good, man? You in your feelings about Daphne ‘cuz she with gang and ’em? Or is it that you’re sucking Lil Rod dk,” Stevie taunted with a chuckle. “However it goes, I want to shoot the fade, nia. F**k all that. Since it’s entertainment, let me beat the sh*t out of you on TV or something.
“Don’t duck that. I’m calling you out. What you want to do, Curtis, CURTIS,” he repeated, mimicking Cam’ron’s pronunciation from 2007’s “Curtis” diss track aimed at 50.
50 Cent has been relentless in poking fun at Diddy following the raids on his homes, sharing a deep fake video of Donald Trump criticizing the music mogul and questioning why Diddy’s close friend, JAY-Z, has been absent. While some have criticized Diddy’s alleged behavior more tactfully, such as former signee Ma$e, who suggested that “reparations are getting closer,” others like Tyrese and Slim Thug have rallied behind Diddy, with Slim Thug condemning the lack of loyalty within the hip-hop community towards Diddy.
