50 Cent announced Diddy’s documentary officially.

Although, before now, he had declared that he would be developing a documentary.

Also, He did state that it would be centered, around the recent sexual assault allegations involving Diddy.

However, This announcement came in the wake of the Bad Boy mogul, due to him facing his fourth sexual assault lawsuit.

Furthermore, He was accused this time of gang-raping a 17-year-old girl, and it was at a the New York City recording studio two decades ago.

Moreover. 50 Cent announced Diddy‘s documentary officially. Stating further that it would be directed towards aiding victims of sexual assault and rape.

A representative from G-Unit Film and TV, with Curtis Jackson as the Executive Producer, confirmed the development. Emphasizing the documentary’s altruistic purpose.

Furthermore. The rap mogul shared the news on his Instagram, and in a subsequent post.

But it drew attention to a controversial lyric from Diddy’s friend, Rick Ross. The slide featured lyrics from Rocko’s song ‘U.O.E.N.O’. Where Ross raps…

“Put Molly all in her champagne, she ain’t even know it/ I took her home and I enjoyed that, she ain’t even know it”.

In response to this. Rick Ross swiftly addressed 50 Cent’s post. Redirecting the focus to his music collaboration. He mentioned…

“@50cent! CUBAN DOLL FT. @omelly Single and video cum’n #DC 😘”.

Alluding to 50 Cent’s girlfriend, Cuban Link, and promoting an upcoming project.

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Diddy, In response to the recent allegations. Broke his silence on Wednesday, vehemently denying the claims. He expressed his frustration, stating…

“For the last couple of weeks, I have sat silently and watched people try to assassinate my character, destroy my reputation and my legacy.

Sickening allegations have been made against me by individuals looking for a quick payday”.

This development follows Charlamagne Tha God’s assertion that. 50 Cent is a “diabolical genius”. A claim contested by Rick Ross.

In conclusion. The unfolding events indicate a complex web of responses and reactions within the rap community, while emphasizing the far-reaching impact of these allegations.

As 50 Cent spearheads the documentary, The industry watches closely for its potential contribution, to the ongoing dialogue, which is also surrounding the sexual assault and accountability.