AceShowbiz - 50 Cent has divided the Internet with his recent post. The "In Da Club" hitmaker drew mixed reactions after he issued a public apology to everyone he's offended.

On Tuesday, January 16, the 48-year-old shared several pictures of himself in a gray suit. He captioned it, "Hey if I have offended you in anyway, I like to apologize. GLG GreenLightGang we can get more done together, why we work against each other."

Fans have since reacted to the post. One person in particular, who was not buying Fif's statement, commented, "Nahhhh, he's definitely been hacked." Another quipped, "5 minutes later he's going to say 'YOU DESERVE IT.' "

Others, meanwhile, sang praise to the rapper. One individual gushed, "I love the moves he's making... It's just dope and I hope our men are taking notes from men like him." Someone else chimed in, "Positivity looks good on you big bruh." A different user replied, "Yeah... it's time let's go....You've been holding on puffy throat too tight," referring to Fif's frequent trolls toward Sean "P. Diddy" Combs amid the latter's legal issues.

Fif is no stranger to clowning his nemesis on social media. The emcee had poked fun at Diddy after he was slapped with sexual assault lawsuits by four women. The "Power" star even develops a TV documentary on his rival along with his G-Unit Films and Television company.

On December 5, 2023, Fif treated fans to a sneak peek at his new project, "Diddy". In the video shared on Instagram, former Bad Boy Records rapper Mark Curry claimed that at the parties that he hosted, Diddy would spike bottles of alcohol and serve them only to women who attended the bash.

Additionally, Mark alleged that the Bad Boy Records warned his crew not to drink from those bottles. He asked them to only drink from the bottles he set aside for him and the rest of his crew.

Fiddy added that "Diddy" will be beneficial for the victims. He said, "I can confirm that the untitled 'Diddy' documentary is in development through G-Unit Film and Television with Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson serving as Executive Producer, proceeds from this documentary that G-Unit Film & Television receives will go to victims of sexual assault and rape."