Netflix Lands Diddy Documentary from 50 Cent After Intense Bidding War

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It looks like 50 Cent’s nonstop trolling of his arch-rival Diddy is paying dividends. He just scored a big win for his much-hyped documentary film project based on the beleaguered Bad Boy mogul’s legal drama.

TMZ reported first that Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s “Diddy Do It” will be a multi-part documentary. Word is Netflix won out on a hotly contested bidding war to secure the rights to the project. 

With the sexual assault allegations piling up against Diddy, the horrific video that surfaced, and the new claim that just came to light Tuesday, this documentary is shaping up to be one for the ages. Sadly, we recognize the alleged and confirmed victims, namely Cassie Ventura, who were all brave enough to speak out against Combs, may be subjected to reliving their nightmares with so much attention being given to projects like Jackson’s documentary. 

“Diddy Do It” is being produced through Jackson’s G-Unit Film and Television Studios. Several networks and, get this, all of the streaming platforms were vying for the rights to the multi-part series. It looks like the series is poised to premiere on the world’s biggest streamer soon, but no date has been announced.

What’s wild is that Diddy’s drama unfolds in real time. Just Tuesday, Combs was hit with yet another civil suit. Yes, again. Model Crystal McKinney has come forward accusing Diddy of a sexual assault dating back to 2003.

With Diddy’s so-called apology going down last week after the revelation of hotel security footage, one has to ask: Is 50 going to include all of this breaking news in the documentary, or is it already in the can? I guess we’ll have to wait and see on Netflix. 

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Netflix Wins Bidding War For 50 Cent’s Diddy Documentary ‘Diddy Do It’

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In the age of streaming platforms vying for content, Netflix has emerged triumphant in securing a highly anticipated docuseries delving into the tumultuous allegations surrounding rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. Months of speculation and social media buzz have finally resulted in the revelation that Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s production company, G-Unit Film & Television, will spearhead this riveting exposé, set to unravel the intricate web of accusations against Combs.
The genesis of this project traces back to December when Jackson first hinted at the possibility of shedding light on the dark shadows clouding Combs’ legacy.

Fueling the anticipation, faux posters teasing a documentary began circulating on social media, igniting fervent discussions among netizens. Amidst the buzz, Jackson confirmed in a tweet that Netflix had emerged victorious in the heated “bidding war,” securing the rights to the series. However, with a poignant caveat, Jackson acknowledged that should more victims come forward, the narrative might necessitate additional episodes—a testament to the gravity of the allegations at hand.
Central to the documentary’s focus are the distressing accounts of sexual abuse, rape, and sex trafficking leveled against Combs by multiple women over the past six months.

Combs, vehemently denying these claims, finds himself ensnared in a storm of accusations, with the latest lawsuit surfacing on the very day of Netflix’s announcement. The documentary promises an unflinching examination of these allegations, juxtaposed against Combs’ staunch denials.
Testimonies of individuals once entrenched within Combs’ inner circle, including former rapper Mark Curry, who divulged unsettling anecdotes from their time under Combs’ tutelage. Notably, lyrics from a Rick Ross song, eerily echoing themes of drugging and sexual assault, underscore the chilling allegations permeating the documentary’s discourse.

A pivotal moment occurred with the release of surveillance footage depicting Combs’ altercation with his former girlfriend, R&B singer Casandra Ventura—a visual testament to the dynamics overshadowing their relationship. Combs’ subsequent apology video signifies a recognition of past transgressions, yet leaves lingering questions regarding accountability. Netflix’s decision to greenlight this docuseries reflects a commitment to amplifying voices long silenced by power dynamics within the industry.

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Netflix Reportedly Won A Bidding War For 50 Cent’s Documentary About Diddy

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For months, 50 Cent has been needling his beleaguered rival mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, who has come under both public and federal scrutiny after several lawsuits were filed against him alleging sexual misconduct. Today, 50 reported another win in his one-sided battle with Diddy, as the documentary he has been touting since the beginning of the drama has reportedly been bought by Netflix after a bidding war among streamers for its broadcast rights.

According to TMZ, 50 produced the doc through his G-Unit Film and Television Studios, and is expected to begin streaming “sooner rather than later.”

Meanwhile, Combs, still reeling from the leak of a hotel security video that captured an assault on his ex Cassie Ventura, was hit with a sixth lawsuit today. Filed by former model Crystal McKinney, the latest suit alleges that Diddy forced McKinney to give him oral sex after drugging her at a New York Fashion Week party when she was 22.

The latest suit came after federal authorities raided several of Diddy’s properties while investigating claims of sex trafficking leveled against the Bad Boy founder in one of the lawsuits against him. However, Diddy can’t be charged for the 2016 hotel assault on Cassie, due to an expired statute of limitations.

50 Cent Mocks TMZ After Selling Diddy Docuseries To Netflix

50 Cent had a busy May 21. The rapper has had a field day with the downfall of his fellow NY mogul, Diddy. He not only made fun of Diddy on social media, but he secured distribution for his anticipated documentary series on the mogul’s various crimes. The docuseries, tentatively titled Diddy Do It, was bought by Netflix after a lengthy bidding war. A bidding war that 50 celebrated by poking fun at TMZ.

TMZ broke the news of the Netflix acquisition. They claimed that multiple networks and virtually all the streaming platforms were trying to purchase the docuseries, given how much attention the Diddy saga had gotten in the last few months. “[The] new Diddy docuseries will hit the streamer sooner than later,” the outlet added. 50 Cent’s decision to go with Netflix makes perfect sense, given the success that the platform has had with other true crime shows.

Read More: How Has Hip-Hop Reacted To Diddy Assault Footage?

50 Cent Claimed His Diddy Series Is Better Than TMZ’s

The rapper did not appreciate TMZ’s coverage of the story, however. He reposted a screenshot of the article on his Instagram and noted that the outlet used a photo of him when he was noticeably heavier. His theory? TMZ is salty because they recently put a Diddy documentary of their own: The Downfall of Diddy. “TMZ use this fat boy picture of me because their doc went to Tubi LOL,” he wrote on IG. “It’s ok guys we’re all making good television mines just happens to be the best.”

50 Cent went on note that he may have to produce more episodes of his docuseries if more harrowing Diddy allegations surface. “Netflix wins the bidding war but if more victims keep coming out I’m gonna need more episodes,” he added. This Instagram post comes only a few hours after the rapper reacted to the latest assault claims leveled at Diddy. A former model named Crystal McKinney filed a lawsuit against Diddy for an alleged 2003 incident, and 50 once again blasted the Bad Boy founder. “This my last puffy post I think he might kill himself,” he wrote. “I don’t want no parts of that.” The rapper later deleted the post.

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50 Cent Jokes About Diddy’s Suicide After Latest Lawsuit

Nobody trolls harder than 50 Cent. He’s unrivaled when it comes to making other rappers look bad. Not that Diddy needs help in this regard. The Bad Boy founder lost all of his goodwill with the public after the harrowing footage of him attacking Cassie was aired on CNN. The statute of limitations on the attack will keep Diddy from facing legal repercussions, but his troubles are far from over. The man formerly known as Puff Daddy has been accused of drugging and assaulting a woman over two decades ago, and 50 had something to say. Of course he did.

Shortly after the new Diddy accusations rolled in, 50 Cent reposted the story on his Instagram. “Got damn boy another one,” he wrote in the caption. The G-Unit mastermind then dished out his darkest insult to date, alluding to Diddy’s potential suicide. “This my last puffy post I think he might kill himself,” he explained. “I don’t want no parts of that.” The post has since been deleted.

Read More: 50 Cent Thinks Diddy’s Alleged Secret Tapes Have Scared His Peers Into Silence

50 Cent Claimed He Didn’t Want To Spur Diddy’s Death

50’s joke divided the fans in his comment section. Some thought it was fitting, and urged him to keep dismantling Diddy’s reputation, while others felt it went a little too far. “It’s too late. Suicides not a joke,” wrote one disturbed user. “You’re taking things too far.” Another simply wrote: “50 you’re an actual MENACE.”

50 Cent has had something to say about each new Diddy accusation that surfaces. He was one of the countless industry figures who were horrified by the aforementioned assault footage. He also noted that the footage was released to the public despite the fact that it no longer carries legal weight. The rapper does not think this decision was coincidental. “This is why they put that tape out,” he wrote on X. “They know they can’t charge him with what we saw, but they know we can’t un see what we saw.”

50 was also critical of Diddy’s public apology. The latter posted an Instagram video in which he chalked up his abuse of Cassie to a “dark period” in his life, and the public didn’t buy it. The general consensus was that Diddy was only apologizing (and poorly, at that) because he got caught. The “P.I.M.P.” rapper agreed. “This is not going to work,” he wrote on Instagram. “Who is advising him right now? SMH bad move.”

Read More: 50 Cent Promotes Meek Mill Diss Track From G-Unit Rapper, Alludes To Diddy

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Eminem Teases Release Date For New Music (And It’s Very Soon)

Eminem has been taking a unique approach to the rollout for his upcoming album. He announced The Death of Slim Shady with a true crime parody video, and then he had an obituary for Slim printed in the Detroit Free Press. It’s looking like The Death of Slim Shady will be Eminem’s most ambitious album in years, and based on the latest piece of material released, it won’t be long until fans get to hear what it sounds like.

Eminem posted a video of a text exchange on his Instagram. The contact info at the top reads: “All contacts,” and the message that gets sent out reads: “And for my last trick!” This video furthers the notion that the upcoming album will be the end of the line for Slim Shady as a character. The biggest revelation, though, is the time in which the text message is sent. The message says Friday, May 31 at 12:00 AM, which means fans can expect something major to happen on this date. It’s not made clear what the “something” will be.

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The most likely outcome is a new single. Some fans took to the comment section to theorize that Em is dropping the entire album on May 31, but the video teaser announcing The Death of Slim Shady stated that it will drop in the summer. Seeing as summer doesn’t officially start until late June, it’s safe to state that Eminem will be sitting on the album for a bit longer. The Detroit rapper first teased the idea of new music back in January. He told Shade 45 listeners that he was “working on a little something,” and also teased a potential collaboration with 50 Cent.

“I’m trying to get him to make a new album so bad,” Eminem said. “We need another 50 album, like, really bad. 50’s on a roll right now. He’s been on a roll since the tour. I told him whatever the f*ck he needs from me, I’m here.” Em even entertained the idea of an entire joint album. “That sh*t’d be crazy, though,” he posited. “An album with me and him.” Em and 50 attended the unveiling of Dr. Dre’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in March. 50 also made a cameo in the Death of Slim Shady announcement video.

Read More: 50 Cent Confirms That Dr Dre Will Produce Eminem’s New Album

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Diddy’s Arch Enemy 50 Cent Reacts to Horrific Assault Hotel Footage

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On Friday, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson let his feelings be known regarding the heinous video of his arch-enemy Sean “Diddy” Combs assaulting his ex Cassie Ventura in a hotel hallway back in 2016.

He posted on X (Twitter) “👀 Now I’m sure puffy didn’t do it, he is innocent this proves nothing ! This is what his lawyers are gonna say,” the “In Da Club” and added “God help us all 🙏🏾.”

ICYMI, and trigger warning, the now infamous clip, shows what appears to be Diddy throwing Cassie on the ground before kicking her and then dragging her across the hallway floor. Disgusting. 

The assault went down near the elevator area not too far from what appears to be their room at what is currently the shuttered InterContinental Hotel in Century City. That’s a ritzy part of LA County surrounded by office buildings, ironically mostly law firms and entertainment industry workspaces. 

So, the video footage was obtained by CNN, wow, not even TMZ had this horrifically ugly scoop, which seems to corroborate select allegations made by Ventura, in her bombshell lawsuit that alleged physical abuse, rape and more from Diddy. The suit was settled within less than 24 hours of it becoming public.

On Friday, 50 was relentless and reposted Combs’ previously made statement where he said he “did not do any of the awful things being alleged.” Whelp that aged poorly. 50 Cent then made a caption from the screen grab “The lie detector test has determined this was a lie…. Maury vibes.”

This is on par with 50 Cent’s vibes surrounding the ongoing Diddy scandals and now seemingly proven abuse. After the suit from Ventura, 50 posted “LOL 😆 He paid that money real quick, should have done that before the sharks 🦈  saw the blood in the water 🩸 and here they come in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 every woman he put his hand on,” The post was then deleted but the internet misses nothing per usual. 

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50 Cent Found A Way To Blame Ja Rule For The New York Knicks’ Playoff Loss To The Indiana Pacers

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On Sunday (May 19), the New York Knicks were eliminated in round two of the NBA Playoffs in a blowout game 7 by the Indiana Pacers. While their loss could be attributed to any number of factors, including a litany of injuries to core players like Julius Randall, OG Anunoby, Mitchell Robinson, and Bojan Bogdanovic, one New York native has an alternative theory involving one of his own great rivals.

Nuclear-grade troll 50 Cent posted a photo on his social media feeds of Ja Rule holding and kissing the Larry O’Brien trophy, adding the caption, “If you’re wondering why the Knicks couldn’t get the W, here you have it. SMH who let this fool touch the trophy?”

I’m sure whenever Ja Rule took the pic, he was just enjoying a rare opportunity as a basketball fan, but had no idea he was feeding his longtime foe the perfect opportunity to resurrect their rivalry while making a timely joke about the Knicks’ basketball misfortunes. But we all know 50, who can’t resist the chance to poke fun at other peoples’ miscues, would have something to say about the Knicks’ loss.

The Knicks’ Playoff run is definitely over for 2024, but fans have good reasons to be optimistic about the future. Taking the potential conference champs to seven games with a roster like a disaster triage tent is encouraging, and should the group manage to remain healthy all the way through next season, they’ve got a real shot at championship contention.

How Has Hip-Hop Reacted To Diddy Assault Footage?

The Diddy-Cassie Ventura assault allegations took a new twist on Friday, May 17, 2024, after CNN released footage showing the rapper purportedly attacking his ex in a Los Angeles hotel. The video was from 2016 and was really disturbing as Diddy was seen in the footage punching and kicking Cassie. The video showed a raged Diddy while Cassie ran for safety. In November 2023, Cassie filed a lawsuit against Diddy, accusing him of sexually and physically abusing her for years. One of the incidents she recounted in the lawsuit occurred at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles in 2016. In the suit, Cassie, who dated Diddy from 2007 to 2018, claimed he gave her a black eye after becoming drunk during one of his alleged wild sex parties.

Cassie further claimed that she tried to leave after Diddy was asleep, but he pursued her to the hotel’s hallway, where he punched and kicked her. The singer further claimed that Diddy paid the hotel $50,000 for the security video. Diddy and Cassie would later settle the lawsuit amicably. After the resolution, Diddy’s lawyer said the settlement didn’t mean an “admission of wrongdoing.” However, despite the earlier denial, the newly released footage seems to prove Cassie’s allegations. Since the video’s release, the hip-hop community has reacted angrily to Diddy’s actions. The rap mogul has also issued an apology. Get inside all the hip-hop community’s reactions to the disturbing video below.

50 Cent’s Reaction To The Diddy-Cassie Assault Footage

After the video of Diddy pummelling Cassie went viral, Diddy’s archnemesis, 50 Cent, reposted the video on Instagram. In the post’s caption, 50 Cent sarcastically wrote, “👀Now I’m sure puffy didn’t do it, he is innocent this proves nothing ! This is what his lawyers are gonna say, God help us all 🙏🏿.”

The G-Unit boss also appeared on X, quoting Diddy’s initial post about the allegations against him. In the post, Diddy claimed he didn’t do any of the awful things he was accused of and vowed to fight for his name, family, and the truth. However, after the footage was released, 50 Cent quoted Diddy’s post and wrote, “The lie detector test has determined this was a lie…. Maury vibes.”

Wack 100’s Reaction

Music executive Wack 100 aired his thoughts on the video of Diddy assaulting Cassie via an Instagram Live video. In the video, Wack 100 prayed for Diddy to get assaulted if he ever landed in jail. He said, “Diddy, I just seen that video. You’s a b***ch a*s n***a. And I hope, if whatever happens to you happens to you, I hope Big Freddy and Deebo Eddie strap your a*s down. And I hope nobody come help your a*s.” Wack 100 concluded, “It’s going down. You did this.”

Rah Digga Calls Diddy-Cassie Assault Video “Disturbing”

Like everyone else, rapper and actress Rah Digga found the Diddy and Cassie assault video upsetting. She took to X to express her displeasure, writing, “That Diddy footage is too disturbing.” Rah added, “Interesting that this is from 2016 and just coming out now. Did someone at the hotel JUST grow a conscience [sic]? Did the NDA expire? Was he late on the evidence suppression payment? So many questions…AND some of yall owe Cassie an apology.”

Safaree Recalls Past Trauma

Rapper Safaree reacted to the Diddy-Cassie assault video via X. In his first reactionary post, he wrote, “Speechless.” In another deleted post, Safaree said the assault video triggered a thought of a past experience. He wrote, “Damn I can’t unsee that video..definitely brings back childhood memories.” Although Safaree didn’t give details of the memories the video triggered, his fans will hope he speaks about them soon.

Plies Shares His Thoughts

Rapper Plies posted his thoughts about the incident on X. He queried men for trying to control young women with luxury and physical relationships and then abusing them. Plies wrote, “These N*ggaz Have All This Money Get These Young Chicks So They Can Control Them!! Then When The Money & Sex Ain’t Enough To Control Them. Then They Wanna Beat’em!!!!!”

Willie D Believes The Police Will Reopen Investigation Into Kim Porter’s Death

After the footage of Diddy assaulting Cassie went viral, many people called for an investigation into the death of Diddy’s ex-partner Kim Porter. In a YouTube video, rapper and songwriter Willie D said Diddy’s behavior was unacceptable. Willie D also called out celebrities who were silent about the issue until the video emerged. He also said Diddy’s swiftness in settling the lawsuit with Cassie made him believe she had something huge against him. Concluding, he added, “I wouldn’t be surprised if they reopened the investigation into her (Kim Porter’s) death.”

Bobby Shmurda Criticizes Diddy

Rapper Bobby Shmurda went on Instagram and condemned Diddy for not controlling his emotions. The angered rapper said Diddy should have shown more restraint and avoided hitting Cassie no matter what led to the incident. In his post’s caption, Bobby wrote, “😂😂 nah yall Niccas is moving dusty this sh*t gotta stop ain’t no female worth yah freedom and ladies it should be no amount of money worth your respect 🫡 I seen one of my fav celebrities do some straight dayroom sh*t smh ( Prevention Before Cure ) #PBC young bulls These been day room a real one won’t ever you don’t see us in those positions smh leave the 🐱before you beat the 🐱#shmurdaphilosophy.”

Emanny Says Diddy Is A Disgusting Person

“Just A Phase” singer Emanny shared a post on X after the Diddy-Cassie assault video was released. In his post, he said there was enough evidence to show that Diddy did wrong and shouldn’t be defended. Emanny wrote, “We have video proof so ain’t nothing else to question. Sean ‘Puffy, P. Diddy, Puff, Diddy & Love’ Combs is a disgusting person and anyone willing to defend his actions should seek therapy right along with him.”

Slim Thug Takes The “L”

Before the Diddy-Cassie assault video’s release, Slim Thug was one of those who defended Diddy after Cassie made her allegations. However, after the video emerged, he apologized on social media. The rapper shared a screenshot of a news headline about the assault video and captioned it, “Damn Diddy 🤦🏾‍♂️ I tried to ride with the Blk man who had no charges yet but I can’t stand behind this 🤐 I’ll take this L. But I still will ride with my ppl until I see some sort of proof I don’t believe in blogs or civil suits. Apologies to Cassie and whoever else was on the right side this time 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.”

Diddy Apologizes After Assault Video’s Release

Following the assault video’s release on Friday, Diddy apologized for his wrongdoing. In a video he shared on Instagram, the 54-year-old said, “It’s so difficult to reflect on the darkest times in your life, but sometimes you got to do that. I was f*****d up. I mean, I hit rock bottom but I make no excuses.” Diddy also said he had no excuse for how he acted on the video. He took full responsibility for his actions and added, “I’m disgusted. I was disgusted then when I did it. I’m disgusted now.”

Diddy concluded by profusely apologizing. He expressed his commitment to being a better man daily and said, “I’m not asking for forgiveness; I am truly sorry.” Following Diddy’s apology, Cassie’s lawyer, Meredith Firetog, responded via a statement. She added, “Combs’ most recent statement is more about himself than the many people he has hurt. When Cassie and multiple other women came forward, he denied everything and suggested that his victims were looking for a payday.” Meredith concluded, “That he was only compelled to ‘apologize’ once his repeated denials were proven false shows his pathetic desperation, and no one will be swayed by his disingenuous words.”

50 Cent Labels Diddy’s Apology A Bad Move

Like Cassie’s lawyer, Diddy’s long-term troll, 50 Cent, didn’t buy Diddy’s apology. 50 Cent reposted Diddy’s apology on his Instagram page and captioned the post, “👀This is not going to work, who is advising him right now? SMH bad move.” Afterward, 50 shared a screenshot of Cassie’s lawyer’s statement and added, “I understand how she feels seeing him apologize not addressing her after this video gets out. It makes it feel like he wasn’t thinking of how she felt having to see it. SMH where is his crisis management PR team? That was a bad move 😳.”

50 Cent isn’t the only person reacting negatively to Diddy’s apology. Many angered people took to social media to vent their anger and frustration toward the Bad Boy mogul. Most people said they didn’t accept the apology, causing the phrase “No Diddy” to trend on X. He is walking a tightrope at the moment, and it would take more than just an apology for him to undo his alleged past transgressions that continue to catch up with him.

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50 Cent Once Again Clowns Ja Rule For Knicks Loss

The New York Knicks lost game 7 to the Indiana Pacers at home on Sunday. After sustaining injuries to multiple starters and players playing through injuries, the Knicks did not have enough for the Pacers. Ultimately, they played hard, but luck plays a big part in playoff success, and the Knicks’ injuries were very unlucky. You might remember that at the start of the series, Knicks fans were taken aback by Ja Rule kissing the Larry OBrien Trophy. They said that he cursed the Knicks with his gesture. 50 Cent, Ja Rule’s eternal rival, jumped on the curse bandwagon. He clowned Ja Rule after multiple Knicks were hurt in the game after he Kissed the Trophy.  

Ja Rule fired back, though. He, in turn, clowned 50 Cent when his Minnesota Timberwolves lost 3 straight games to the Denver Nuggets, saying 50 cursed Anthony Edwards and the Wolves. Now 50 Cent has had the final word in the who cursed who saga after the Knicks were ultimately eliminated, and the Timberwolves are moving on to the next round. Of course, Curtis Jackson didn’t forget about JaRule cursing the Knicks.

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50 Cent Gets Last Word On Ja Rule

Following the Indiana Pacers’ victory against the New York Knicks in game seven of the 2024 NBA playoffs on Sunday, 50 Cent isn’t stopping with his jabs at Ja Rule. The G-Unit boss teased his longtime rival on social media following the game. 50 Cent said that Ja Rule got his hands on the NBA championship trophy, which is why the Knicks lost. He blamed him for the loss and shared a picture of Ja kissing the Larry O’Brien trophy. “If you’re wondering why the Knicks couldn’t get the W, here you have it,” he wrote on Twitter. He added some shots at the NBA for letting Ja near the trophy, saying, “SMH who let this fool touch the trophy.” 

The results say 50 Cent has won this round. The Knicks are now on their way to Cancun, but it’s hard to imagine them enjoying vacation with all those painful injuries. The M Minnesota Timberwolves walked down the defending champs on their own floor and won game 7. The Wolves take on the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday in the Western Conference Finals. Overall, 50 Cent may prove to be a good luck charm for Minnesota. 

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