50 Cent takes a dig at Diddy on Jimmy Kimmel, mocks it as the "best documentary" he saw "in his life"

50 Cent used his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to take another dig at Sean "Diddy" Combs while discussing the Netflix documentary titled Sean Combs: The Reckoning. 50 Cent served as the executive producer of the Emmy-winning documentary, which was released last year.

During their conversation about Sean Combs: The Reckoning on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Kimmel brought up the idea of Diddy watching the documentary after it became a hit, saying it would have been more satisfying to know that he had seen it. 50 Cent responded by joking that he did not know Diddy would get a jailbroken iPad while in prison. 50 Cent explained that Diddy had one that allowed him to browse the internet freely, so he was able to watch the entire documentary.

In another statement, he mocked Diddy, joking that he thought:

"It was the best documentary he ever saw in his life."

More on the story below.

50 Cent talks about Diddy and his Netflix documentary on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

During their conversation on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Kimmel joked that 50 Cent responds to people talking about him by making multi-part documentaries about them. Jimmy Kimmel also brought up his Emmy wins for Sean Combs: The Reckoning and joked that 50 Cent had won two Emmys "for making trouble." He then asked 50 Cent if he had been laughing while making the documentary and thinking about people's reactions.

As the conversation continued on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, 50 Cent brought up the footage he got from Diddy's videographer, saying he could not believe Diddy had filmed those moments. He said that:

"You know when you get a RICO charge, you forget to pay the guy who had the camera."

He explained this is how he got the footage and joked about Diddy filming those moments. Kimmel also said he wondered why Diddy had recorded it all in the first place. 50 Cent said he knew the footage would make a great documentary and was excited to see how it would turn out. He also spoke about how the series reached number one in 31 countries, adding that he and Netflix had become like "blood brothers" after its success.

Jimmy Kimmel also brought up the time Diddy sent 50 Cent flowers at Club 11. 50 Cent recalled how the flowers arrived and said he knew who they were from.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning was released in December 2025. The documentary consists of four parts, each having a duration of approximately one hour. The documentary, available on Netflix, showed many people connected to Diddy, including Danity Kane member Aubrey O’Day, former Bad Boy Entertainment co-founder Kirk Burrowes, rapper Mark Curry, former assistant Capricorn Clark, and former LAPD detective Greg Kading.

The documentary showed real footage of Diddy, including videos where he recorded himself in the days before his arrest, when he was already under federal investigation.

Speaking of the documentary, 50 Cent said in a statement to Tudum that he has wanted to tell real stories through G-Unit Film and Television for years. He also thanked everyone who shared their stories and praised director Alexandria Stapleton for bringing the project to the screen.

Diddy is currently serving his prison sentence at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey after being convicted on two prostitution-related charges.

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