“It don't work” - 50 Cent seemingly takes a jab at Diddy’s past rehab stint

50 Cent, the rapper and businessman, caught people's attention again with what he said about Diddy, another big name in music. This time, he spoke about Diddy getting into rehab and therapy programs. TMZ reported that Diddy went through several treatment programs, including one to stop domestic violence, after dealing with legal troubles.

"My manz did that program came home got high and caught another DV it don't work," 50 Cent wrote on Instagram.

The report explained that Diddy, who started Bad Boy Entertainment, has been getting help from professionals while facing public and legal challenges. These efforts began even before he got arrested in September 2024 and have kept going while he stayed at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

50 Cent weighs in as Diddy’s legal troubles and rehab efforts face renewed scrutiny

Recent media attention has focused more on Diddy, with old video clips and stories about past events coming to light. One of the most discussed stories came from singer Cassie Ventura. She detailed several alleged instances of domestic abuse during their long relationship, which lasted over 10 years.

Back in 2024, Diddy admitted that he sought help after unsettling video footage surfaced. He said he turned to therapy and other resources to work on his personal problems. But some critics pointed out that he had taken similar measures before, including after a 2016 hotel incident involving Ventura.

50 Cent, who is famous for speaking his mind online and often addressing celebrities, reacted to the news by questioning how well such rehab programs work. He didn’t mention particular situations, but his remarks seemed to point at past accusations and legal troubles involving Diddy.

In Diddy’s ongoing federal trial, his lawyers admitted that a fight with a woman called Jane Doe took place but claimed it happened in self-defense. The trial also touched on drug involvement, with reports saying authorities found drugs when he was arrested.

Diddy faced conviction on two charges of transporting someone to engage in prostitution. He now waits to hear his sentence set for October 3. The case has drawn public and media attention, while comments from industry figures such as 50 Cent add to the ongoing discussion.