50 Cent Subtly mocks Jay-Z after shocking rape allegations

Music mogul 50 Cent he took a hit Jay-Z after he was named the second alleged perpetrator in the rape of a minor woman, alongside the beleaguered rapper. Sean “Diddy” Combs.

The G-Unit founder has in the past also trolled Diddy after the Bad Boy Records founder was arrested on federal sex crime charges.

50 Cent has previously commented on avoiding Diddy's parties, events often attended by high-profile celebrities such as Jay-Z.

Taking to his X (first Twitter) page, 50 Cent shaded Jay-Z following the rapper getting embroiled in a lawsuit where he was accused of gang-raping a 13-year-old boy with Diddy at a party.

Although he did not directly mention the allegations, the producer jokingly questioned whether the unfolding events could derail the Super Bowl from taking place.

“Ok, I don't know what's going on, but we still have the Super Bowl. I'm just asking for a friend,” wrote the rapper “In Da Club”, combining his words with a photo of himself sporting an unusual look.

Although it is unlikely that such allegations against Jay-Z could disrupt the Super Bowl, fans soon speculated that 50 Cent could be alluding to the Super Bowl Halftime Show, where Jay-Z's Roc Nation collaborates with Apple Music as 'and an entertainment partner.

In the comments section of the rapper's post, many fans humorously engaged with the rapper's line of questioning.

One fan joked that while the Super Bowl would still happen, they had “no idea if the halftime show” would go as planned.

Another individual commented: “They're going to lift Jay Z out and give him no camera time during the Super Bowl.”

A third netizen X remarked, “probably having an emergency meeting to change the halftime performance as we speak.”

Someone else said: “We do. The rappers might not be part of the halftime show, but… I nominated Metallica.”

Some online users have also commented that 50 Cent seems to be at the forefront of trolling fellow rappers who have found themselves in trouble.

One user wrote: “This man needs another trophy for 'Troll of The Year!'” while another commented: “This is the tweet we've all been waiting for.”

Another X netizen remarked: “I (keep) thinking that I'm a real hater, and then 50 Cent reminds me that I'm a novice. I'm not hated enough.”

Several days ago, Jay-Z was named in an amended lawsuit as one of the individuals who raped a 13-year-old boy at a party after the MTV Video Music Awards in 2000, according to NBC News.

The original lawsuit identified Jay-Z as “Celebrity A,” with the victim saying she met the rapper when he, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and an unidentified female celebrity entered a room where she he rested after feeling “stunned and light-headed.” from a drink she had consumed.

In the filing, the victim claimed that Jay-Z stripped her and was the first to rape her. He added that once it was over, he held it to allow Diddy to have his way.

Both attacks allegedly took place in the presence of the unnamed female celebrity, whose identity remains undisclosed.

The victim also revealed that she managed to escape the scene by punching Diddy in the neck when she tried to force him to perform oral sex on her.

The “Jane Doe” also said that after the assault, she “fell into a deep depression”, which continues to “affect every facet of her life”.

In the wake of the rape allegation, Jay-Z released a statement in which he denied the claims and accused the victim and her lawyer, Tony Buzbee, of “blackmail” to extort money from him.

Most recently, he filed a motion in court asking the victim to reveal his identity rather than pursue the case anonymously.

“Fair is fair”, read the documents presented by the founder Roc Nation, for TMZ. “It is not consistent with justice, equity, or the rules that govern federal trials for the plaintiff and his counsel to smear (Jay-Z)'s good name.”

“Don't get me wrong, this case is about hitting back against the rare goal that didn't pay,” the rapper's document reads further.

In the wake of the rape allegations making headlines, Jay-Z released a statement denying the claims and calling them a “blackmail attempt.”

“My lawyer received a blackmail attempt, called a demand letter, from a 'lawyer' named Tony Buzbee,” wrote the Roc Nation founder, referring to a letter that the lawyer in Texas had sent to inform the rapper of the charges.

Jay-Z added: “What he calculated was the nature of these allegations and the public scrutiny would make me want to fix it. No sir, it had the opposite effect! It made me want to expose you for the fraud you are in a. ABSOLUTELY PUBLIC FASHION, so no, I will not give you ONE RED PENNY!!