50 Cent told Robin Roberts on Good Morning America that his Diddy documentary isn't about their beef, and it drops on Netflix. He said staying quiet would make hip-hop look complicit with the Bad Boy founder's behavior since nobody else was speaking up about it. Diddy got convicted for transporting to engage in prostitution earlier this year.
The doc includes unseen clips of Diddy yelling at his lawyers about needing solutions because they're losing, and another moment where he asks for hand sanitizer after greeting fans in Harlem because he touched too many people. 50 said that sanitizer footage reveals Diddy's real character since he forgot cameras were rolling.
Alexandria Stapleton directed the four-part series called Sean Combs: The Reckoning.
The doc includes unseen clips of Diddy yelling at his lawyers about needing solutions because they're losing, and another moment where he asks for hand sanitizer after greeting fans in Harlem because he touched too many people. 50 said that sanitizer footage reveals Diddy's real character since he forgot cameras were rolling.
Alexandria Stapleton directed the four-part series called Sean Combs: The Reckoning.
