50 cents He shared a video generated by artificial intelligence Jay Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs Get arrested.
50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson) posted late Tuesday, December 10, on Instagram. Deep fakes He captioned it: “I want to post this but I'm afraid I'll get shot. Lol 😆.”
The fabricated video is set to the rapper's song “Sound of Da Police.” KRS-OneIt depicts Jay-Z, 55, and Diddy, also 55, attending a public event as police officers handcuff them and escort them out of the make-believe room.
The couple is then falsely represented as standing behind bars with champagne glasses in their hands.
50 Cent's followers were quick to comment on the video post, with one fan writing, “🤯 Whoever showed 50 how to use AI just opened a whole new can of worms,” and another wrote, “You can tell 50 doesn't have skeletons in the closet His clothes are the way he calls everyone real 💪.”
The deepfake post comes after Jay-Z and Combs did just that Accused of rape A 13-year-old girl in the early 2000s, via a civil lawsuit filed by an unidentified woman on Sunday, December 8. The alleged incident was said to have occurred at the MTV Video Music Awards. Both Jay-Z and Diddy have denied the accusations, while Diddy has also denied all accusations made against him since his death. September 16 arrest.
This isn't the first time 50 Cent has done this He mocked Jay-Z and Diddy's recent legal troubles. After Jay Z and his wife Beyoncé civilized region the Mufasa Premiering in Hollywood on Monday, December 9 with Beyoncé's mother Tina KnowlesAnd the husband's daughter, Blue ivy50 Cent shared photos from the outing on social media.
“They said I raped a child, and everyone gets dressed and we'll see,” Jay said Mufasa LOL,” 50 Cent commented on a since-deleted Instagram post.
Earlier that day, 50 Cent also seemed to allude to the controversy with a post on his X account that referenced the Super Bowl, in which he shared a popular meme of himself driving away in a car. “Okay I don't know what's going on but will we still get the Super Bowl. 😟,” 50 Cent captioned X's post. “I'm just asking about a friend.”
And while the petty jabs keep coming, 50 Cent has also expressed genuine concern about the legal issues Jay-Z is facing in interview With the radio host Big boy for Monday's episode of BigBoyTV.
In clarifying his Kendrick Lamar. I ask for Kendrick. “I'm just trying to see if we're still doing the whole thing,” 50 Cent explained. (Jay-Z's band Roc Nation has produced the halftime show since 2020.)
50 Cent also predicted that the NFL will sever its partnership with Jay-Z completely. “They're going to back down…the NFL, they're not necessarily going to be tied to that,” 50 Cent said in the interview.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673). https://www.rainn.org/