50 Cent Says "This Is Real Life. We Can't Get A Do Over" To Ye

Kanye West is often known for his unpredictable behavior, but this time, it was 50 Cent who caught fans off guard by seemingly siding with Diddy in a surprising twist.

In the 2000s, 50 Cent, Diddy, and Kanye West were three of the most recognizable figures in hip-hop, each representing their city with distinctive styles and chart-topping hits. Fast forward to 2025, and their lives have taken dramatically different turns. Diddy is facing serious charges of racketeering and sex trafficking, Kanye West remains one of the most polarizing artists in the industry, and 50 Cent has found a niche for himself as a relentless social media commentator — often poking fun at the controversies surrounding his peers.

Like many others, 50 Cent appears baffled by Kanye’s recent Twitter outbursts. The rapper has burned numerous bridges, turning on former collaborators and friends. Despite his usual disdain for Diddy, 50 Cent invoked the embattled mogul’s name to offer Kanye some advice. Posting on Instagram, he wrote, “As much as I don’t want to agree with Diddy on anything… Just smile, Ye. And f em all, man. F em all.”

50 Cent Fears Kanye’s Online Wrath?

While 50 Cent is no stranger to feuds, he’s shown unexpected support for Kanye West’s recent music endeavors. After the leak of Kanye’s latest album, 50 even promoted it on social media, captioning his post, “Bully out now! (I LIKE SPANISH SONG).”

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Despite the tumultuous nature of West’s recent comments, he did take a moment to praise 50 Cent. “50 Cent is one of my favorite people,” Kanye tweeted. “He will be one of the people who brings back Black economic independence.” While flattered by the compliment, 50 Cent also seemed cautious, given the inflammatory nature of some of West’s other remarks.

50 acknowledged the positive words but quickly drew a line when it came to Kanye’s comments about children. West took aim at the son of Playboi Carti and the twins of Jay-Z and Beyoncé, making harmful claims about the latter’s mental health. 50 Cent was clearly not on board with that. “Damn it, Ye,” he responded on Instagram. “Ya dangerous right now. What you say about the kids, man!”

While the relationship between Kanye West and 50 Cent remains complicated, one thing is clear: 50 will continue to speak his mind, even if it means playing the unexpected role of the voice of reason.