THE STEPHEN OF HIP-HOP? 50 Cent Calls Diddy His ‘Favorite Villain’ Then Gets Dragged By Furious TikToker Who Says He ‘Only Tears Down His Own People’ After Puff Documentary

TikTok Creator Accuses 50 Cent of “Tearing Down His Own People” After He Calls Diddy His “Favorite Villain”

A casual comment from 50 Cent has erupted into a heated cultural debate. During a recent interview, the rapper and TV mogul referred to Diddy as his “favorite villain,” nodding to their long-running public tension and the explosive allegations surrounding the Bad Boy founder.

But after 50’s new Netflix documentary about Diddy premiered, a viral TikTok creator unleashed a scathing critique — accusing him of using Black pain as entertainment.

In her video, which quickly racked up millions of views, she claims 50 Cent is “anti-Black,” arguing that he “always targets his own people” and “profits from tearing down Black communities.” She frames the documentary not as accountability journalism, but as a tool for division.

“They know all they gotta do is offer you an opportunity, and you will turn your back on your own people,” she says, calling the project a textbook divide-and-conquer tactic that 50 allegedly participates in “willingly.”

Her comments have sparked a fierce back-and-forth online. Some viewers agree, saying 50 often centers his success around exposing other Black entertainers’ downfalls. Others push back, arguing that accountability shouldn’t have a racial exemption — and that Diddy’s alleged actions deserve scrutiny regardless of who tells the story.

Meanwhile, 50 hasn’t responded directly, but fans note he previously said his intentions weren’t personal — just “great storytelling.”

Whether you view it as reporting, opportunism, or something in between, one thing is clear:
The culture is divided, and the conversation around 50 Cent’s role in exposing industry secrets isn’t slowing down anytime soon.