The producer's fierce response comes after the 'In Da Club' rapper took to his Instagram account to mock Stevie, who was mentioned in Lil Rod's $30 million suit against the rap mogul.
- Mar 29, 2024
AceShowbiz - Stevie J isn't in the mood to play around. After catching wind of 50 Cent joking about his alleged connection in Sean "P. Diddy" Combs' sexual assault lawsuit, the producer took to Instagram to share his fierce reaction.
Seemingly threatening to sue Fiddy, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, he wrote in an Instagram comment on Thursday, March 28, "Get ya money Curtis we know this entertainment but ain't no truth to dat!" In another comment, he added, "n***a must be ready to meet his maker."
Not stopping there, Stevie shared a video solely to react to the "In Da Club" rapper's trolling. "Curtis, what's good man? You in your feelings about Daphne 'cause she with gang and them? Or is it that you sucking Lil Rod's d**k?" he said, referring to Fiddy's baby mama Daphne Joy, who allegedly received monthly payments from Diddy to serve as his sex worker.
"However it go, I wanna shoot the fade, n***a. F**k all that," Stevie continued. "Since it's entertainment, let me beat the s**t out of you on TV or something. Don't duck that. I'm calling you out. What you want to do, Curtis?"
Earlier that day, Fiddy mocked Stevie, who was mentioned in Lil Rod's $30 million suit against Diddy. The former shared with 31.6 million Instagram followers excerpt from the legal filing, writing in the caption, "whoa say it ain't so @hitmansteviej_1 WTF, this s**t is a mess."
In the excerpt, it was stated that "Mr. Combs used access to Stevie J, and his knowledge of Mr. Jones [Lil Rod] admiration of Stevie J to groom and entice Mr. Jones to engage in homosexuality." It also accused Diddy of sharing a video of Stevie "anally penetrating a Caucasian male without a condom." Adult film star Knockout previously confirmed that he's the Caucasian male.
Prior to this, 50 Cent clowned Diddy after his Los Angeles and Miami homes were raided by the Federal Agents on Monday, March 25 amid a sex trafficking investigation. "S**t just got real," Fiddy wrote in a now-deleted post alongside a screenshot of Sean's two sons, Justin Combs and King Combs, being led out of his Los Angeles home in handcuffs. "the Fed's in all the cribs, damn they got the kids in cuffs."
50 Cent continued ridiculing Diddy in another post. Sharing images of the feds outside of Diddy's house in L.A., the "Power" star/executive producer said, "Now it's not Diddy do it, it's Diddy done they don't come like that unless they got a case." Fiddy, who also trolled Diddy for allegedly running away and leaving "the kids in the whole s**t," had also since deleted the post.
