Is 50 Cent trolling Diddy again? Rapper shares a bizarre AI baby oil fashion show after Verdict

50 Cent is not ready to stop the Diddy trolling. Just a few days after the Bad Boy Records founder was found not guilty on the charges of racketeering conspiracy and human trafficking, 50 Cent took to his official Instagram account to continue his rivalry with Diddy.

On Friday, July 11, 2025, the In Da Club hitmaker shared an AI-generated video featuring Sean Combs walking the runway of a fashion show while wearing a baby pink dress and black pumps. The dress featured a Johnson & Johnson baby oil logo printed on the front. 50 Cent captioned the video:

“I didn't know Diddy walked in the Michael Amiri show, when did he make bond!”

More details on 50 Cent’s beef with Sean Diddy Combs

50 Cent's feud with Diddy has been ongoing for years, and it became more prominent since the start of the latter’s trial. In 2007, Combs seemingly admitted to a beef between himself and Cent during an interview with AllHipHop.

Diddy, Cent, and Jay-Z collaborated to work on the I Get Money remix. He acknowledged that while all three rappers didn't like each other, they came together because of their love for music.

“The beauty about it, at the end of the day, we all love to make music. It wasn’t no real egos involved, we all played our positions,” he said.

In another interview in 2018, Puff denied having any beef with Cent, adding that the Candy Shop rapper loved him.

“I don’t have no beef with Fif. He loves me. Y’all can’t see that he loves me? You really think that’s hate? You know he loves me,” Combs said with a smile.

That same year, Fifty sent condolences to Combs after the latter lost his wife, Kim Porter, to pneumonia.

“R.I.P to Kim Porter, I send my condolences to her friends and family. She was loved and will be missed dearly. I know Puff is hit right now, he loved her for real, soul mate type s—t. Chin up puff, Positive vibes only,” Fifty wrote.

This moment of peace didn't last before 50 Cent continued his one-person trolling of Diddy. Cent has grabbed every opportunity since Diddy’s 2024 arrest to mock and troll his long-time rival. He compiled a documentary of Diddy’s alleged crimes. He later announced in May that he had sold the series to Netflix, TMZ also reported the news.

Rumours began to circulate about Donald Trump potentially considering a pardon for Diddy. In response, Fifty took his trolling to the next level by compiling a video of Combs expressing negative opinions about the U.S. president over the years.

Cent's trolling of Diddy has earned him the nickname "Biggest Hater in the World."

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