50 Cent gets slammed for sharing AI-generated video of Diddy & Jay-Z behind bars: 'This is where we are now?'

50 Cent is playing with AI to make his wildest dreams come true. Showing off his advanced skills, the rapper entertained fans with an AI-generated video of Jay-Z and Diddy getting arrested. His post came after a lawsuit against the old pals was filed in NYC, accusing them of raping a 13-year-old.

50 Cent shares AI-generated video of Jay-Z and Diddy

The fresh allegations against Jay-Z, along with Diddy, have given 50 Cent, whose name is Curtis Jackson, a chance to troll his arch-rivals. The rapper took to Instagram to share a provocative AI-generated video which depicts the hip-hop moguls being taken into custody by law enforcement.

The fabricated clip, set to KRS-One's 1993 hit Sound of Da Police, shows Jay-Z and Diddy, both 55, being handcuffed and escorted out of what looks like a party given their suited attire by police personnel. The duo are then falsely shown looking perplexed as they stand behind bars, with champagne glasses in their hands.

The video was captioned: ¡°I want to post this but I¡¯m afraid I¡¯m gonna get shot. LOL ?.¡±

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The AI-generated video ignited a flurry of comments from the rapper's followers with one writing, "Y¡¯all fail to realize 50 has been waiting on this s**t for years." "Who did this ??? That glass in they had in jail is wild," wrote another user.

"@50cent has been the wrong person to war with for a very long time, " a third commented, while another penned, "Yeah @50cent is the King of IG Meme."

Netizens slam 50 Cent

However, some users also lashed out at the In Da Club hitmaker for the concerning use of AI, with a few also calling him out for celebrating his peers' downfall.

"Laughing or making fun of another man¡¯s downfall ain¡¯t it¡­.. this where we are now?!?" wrote one Instagrammer. Another penned, "He sure is a Hater I guess that comes from not having any brothers or sisters to care for or to love he doesn't know his father either so that's the reason."

About the lawsuit against Jay-Z and Diddy

Jay-Z was accused in a lawsuit Sunday of raping a 13-year-old girl in 2000 allegedly along with Diddy. The anonymous accuser, identified as Jane Doe, said the alleged incident took place at the MTV Video Music Awards afterparty in 2000. The lawsuit was originally filed against Diddy in October. At that time, Jay-Z was referred to as 'Celebrity A'.

Jay-Z has denied the allegations with a strong-worded note, accusing lawyer Tony Buzbee, who has been representing over 120 alleged victims of Diddy, of blackmailing him with 'fraudulent' accusations.

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