50 Cent & Marlon Wayans Trade Shots After Marlon Says 50 Is ‘Kicking’ Diddy While He’s Down w/ “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” Doc
50 Cent & Marlon Wayans Trade Shots After Marlon Says 50 Is ‘Kicking’ Diddy While He’s Down w/ “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” Doc
#50Cent and #MarlonWayans are trading shots online over Diddy.
During a recent appearance on The Cruz Show, Marlon criticized the Sean Combs: The Reckoning #Netflix docuseries, which was executive-produced by 50 Cent, saying, “Just the way [#Diddy] is down on his luck, and 50 is kicking a man when he’s down, if 50’s luck ever turns on 50 – you gotta be careful what you put out.”
The interview quickly went viral, prompting 50 to react by sharing an image of Marlon from #WhiteChicks along with the caption, “Keep my name out your mouth boy.” In response, Marlon posted an edited image of 50 imposed on a 12 Years a Slave movie poster with the caption, “Now let’s think about this 50…” As of now, 50 hasn’t replied to Marlon’s latest jab, but his original post about the comedian has already been removed from his Instagram.
Could 50 be waving the white flag by taking the post down?

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