As evidence, photos of the torched vehicle were displayed in court, leading 50 Cent to repost those images on his Instagram with the quip, "Molotov Diddy was doing old school s---

50 Cent has shared some thoughts about Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal sex trafficking trial. The trial, which kicked off with jury selection on May 5 in Manhattan, made waves this week when the embattled record producer’s ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, took the stand to testify as a witness in the case.

Cent says Diddy definitely should have taken a plea deal after hearing Cassie's gut-wrenching testimony in Puff's ongoing sex trafficking trial.

Diddy’s trial began on May 5, 2025, and a recent video uploaded on the YouTube channel, WhatIsMyStarWorth, claimed that 50 Cent reportedly testified in the ongoing trial.

As the trial against Diddy continues, so does 50 Cent's trolling of the disgraced rapper, with the fellow music star taking jabs at him online.

Just over the weekend, 50 Cent joked about people being offered $20 an hour to wear “Free Diddy” shirts in front of Manhattan federal court, writing, “Diddy paying people to wear Free Diddy shirts is diabolical, but $20 a hour ain’t bad. I might go throw that on for a hour tomorrow.”

While disgraced music producer Sean “Diddy” Combs entered the second-day of testimony in his federal criminal trial, his longtime adversary 50 Cent went on a 24-hour trolling spree instead.

Rapper-turned-TV show creator 50 Cent is keeping his foot on Diddy's neck by making fun of folks allegedly being paid to support him at his sex trafficking

The video was originally posted by writer Emilie Hagen, who can be heard in the background explaining the scene to her TikTok followers. “So, these are all paid protesters, you can get $20 an hour if you wear a T-shirt,” she claimed. Hagen then turns the camera to a bystander that had supposedly turned down an opportunity to put one on.

Cudi allegedly rang up Combs to confront him directly, asking in disbelief, "Motherf----r are you in my house?" To which Diddy purportedly coolly replied, "I am here waiting for y