50 Cent is trolling Jay-Z over Diddy police raids and accusing him of not answering his phone to under-fire musician during a sex trafficking probe

With regard to Diddy's police raids on Tuesday, 50 Cent made fun of Jay-Z, saying the rapper is 'not answering his phone' to the musician who is being investigated for sex trafficking.

Federal agents searched the homes of 54-year-old musician Sean "Diddy" Combs on Monday afternoon as part of an ongoing investigation into sex trafficking. The rapper is also facing a number of lawsuits that are accumulating and allegations of sexual abuse.

After criticizing's**t becoming real for Diddy' on Instagram on Monday, 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, 48, turned his attention to Jay-Z and his unwillingness to openly address the situation.

He posted a picture of Jay's face on a milk carton with a missing person's mockup and asked, "Anyone seen J?" The [sic] ain't answering his phone, LOL puff stated. LOL.

 

Representatives for Diddy and Jay-Z have been approached by DailyMail.com for comments.

When 50 Cent first started out, he got into a well-known dispute with Jay-Z. In the 1999 song How to Rob, he rapped about standing up to his fellow rappers, including the hitmaker of 99 Problems.

During his rendition of It's Hot (Some Like It Hot) at Hot 97's Summer Jam that year, Jay retaliated by rapping, "Go against Jigga yo a** is dense/ I'm about a dollar — what the f**k is 50 cents?"

A later time, the two reconciled.

Usher disclosed last month that he, Jay, Pharrell, and Diddy had intended to establish a supergroup, but the plan was never carried out.

He said: 'We talked about it often, we had several secret meetings about it. We talked about both the type of music we would make and the business part, but we were all busy with other things and we couldn’t finish it, even though I really wanted it to happen.'

This comes after 50 Cent spearheaded the outcry from Hollywood celebrities in response to the reports of raids on Diddy's residences.


The rapper posted a picture of Fox 11's report on Diddy's homes in Miami and Los Angeles being encircled by Homeland Security investigators as part of an ongoing investigation into sex trafficking, along with a TMZ article, on Instagram.

The singer of "In Da Club" captioned a photo of himself with Diddy's kids in handcuffs, writing, "S*** just got real." "The Feds have the kids in cuffs; they're in all the cribs, d***."

               

'Now it's not Diddy do it, it's Diddy done,' 50 Cent commented in response to another post. They don't arrive in that manner unless they have a case.

His remarks follow former member of Danity Kane Aubrey O'Day, who shared a headline about the raid on Instagram along with the words, "What you sow, you shall reap." I hope that this gives all US victims the confidence to finally talk about what we have gone through.

Danity Kane was put together by Diddy for MTV's Making the Band in 2005. After being kicked out of the group in 2008, O'Day returned in 2013.

'Diddy was one of the most intense people you could ever work with,' O'Day told Variety in 2019. 'I experienced everything from race [remarks] to sexism and a lot of it was scary.'

O'Day's remarks come after it was revealed that Cassie Ventura's lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, responded to the search in a statement to DailyMail.com.

'We will always support law enforcement when it seeks to prosecute those that have violated the law,' Wigdor said. 'Hopefully, this is the beginning of a process that will hold Mr. Combs responsible for his depraved conduct.'

 Cassie, whose true name is Cassandra Ventura, accused Combs of rape and persistent physical abuse in November 2023.

According to the lawsuit, he forced Cassie to have intercourse with several male prostitutes while he watched and recorded, drugged her, beat her, and otherwise mistreated her for more than ten years.

They broke up in 2018 after meeting in 2005 when she was 19 years old. The lawsuit stated that he had broken into her home and sexually assaulted her shortly before their breakup. Diddy has refuted every accusation.

In a statement to Rolling Stone shortly after Cassie made the accusations public in November, O'Day affirmed her "complete support" for the singer.

It's difficult to confront one of the most influential individuals in this field and be open about your interactions with them. "I understand her heart's current emotions, as I have experienced them myself," the statement opened.

May her voice draw everyone else to the discussion so that we may begin having more open discussions about what is truly going on behind the scenes. Every one of our stories has a lot more to tell!

The responses come after reports surfaced that Diddy's properties were raided by federal agents as part of an ongoing investigation into sex trafficking.

As previously mentioned, Diddy was nowhere to be found on Monday afternoon when agents searched through his houses.

Following a raid on his properties by federal officials, who allegedly captured two of his kids, his whereabouts are unknown.

Details about the rapper's private life The Gulfstream 5 jet operated by LoveAir LLC is no longer accessible on FlightAware, a plane tracking website.

When DailyMail.com contacted the Department of Homeland Security and other local law enforcement agencies on Tuesday, they were unable to provide a statement regarding Diddy's whereabouts.

On Monday at nine in the morning, his plane took off from Los Angeles' Van Nuys Airport. A few hours after the raids began, at around 3 p.m., the rapper was sighted at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport.

Diddy was not in any way being held when he was spotted pacing the airport's Customs office.

According to reports, he was holding up other members of his party who were being questioned by federal agents. Diddy is not believed to be on the run at all, even if his other plane is reportedly bound for Antigua. He was reportedly never handcuffed or placed under arrest.

TMZ reported on Monday that the 54-year-old rapper's private jet was traced to the Caribbean island of Antigua, but there was no sign of him being on board.

When the feds show up on Monday, Diddy was rumored to be getting on a different private jet in Opa Locka.

Homeland Security raided his homes in Miami and Los Angeles as part of an ongoing investigation into sex trafficking.

Two of Diddy's sons were reportedly arrested at the Holmby Hills house, but they were later freed without facing any charges, according to sources who spoke with ABC News. They were recognized by TMZ as Justin and King Combs.

Photographs from the Los Angeles raid appear to show that at least two guys were handcuffed.

At least two men were handcuffed as a police perimeter was erected around his Los Angeles property in the Holmby Hills district, which is close to Beverly Hills.

Helicopters could be seen circling overhead as armed Department of Homeland Security officials broke into opulent homes on the East and West Coasts of the country.

The agents congregated around the pool in the backyard of the house while donning vests. Evidence boxes and bags were being transported to a vehicle by a number of law enforcement officers.

Hours after the search started, agents were still coming and going from the house, and a command post had been set up outside.

A spokesperson for Homeland Security Investigations told DailyMail.com in a statement: 'Earlier today, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) New York executed law enforcement actions as part of an ongoing investigation, with assistance from HSI Los Angeles, HSI Miami, and our local law enforcement partners. We will provide further information as it becomes available.'  

Diddy's agents have been approached by DailyMail.com for comments.

The disclosure occurs only a few weeks after it was decided that one of Diddy's accusers in a sexual assault lawsuit had to divulge who she was.

The music entrepreneur and rapper has been embroiled in a number of legal disputes, one of which involves an unidentified woman who alleges she was sexually raped by him and two others when she was seventeen years old.