50 Cent Reveals Reasons For Never Wanting To Attend P Diddy's Illegal Party Invitation

50 Cent wants to dismantle the P Diddy scandal (Doc. Ist)

JAKARTA - Rapper 50 Cent was widely invited to various events because of his courage to speak up about the P Diddy case. When many artists choose to remain silent, the owner of the name Curtis Jackson is even more loud.

As a person who is also in the entertainment world, 50 Cent knows that Diddy has done a lot of bad things. He revealed this when he was a resource person on The Enthusiast Podcast which was guided by Lincoln

"(Diddy) did all that, everything. And only I have dared to speak up about this for a long time," said 50 Cent quoted from Mirro, September 27.

50 Cent confirmed that he had never come to flightoff, or White Party, which reportedly involved many illegal activities.

"But I also didn't participate. I also didn't attend those parties. So many celebrities don't say anything because they participate at certain levels," he explained again.

The In Da Club singer emphasized that he never wanted to come to these parties even though he often received invitations from Diddy. For him, such things are not a habit he enjoys doing.

"I just don't like all that weird stuff. Like, all the things he does, I don't like those kinds of things. I tend, maybe you could say, basic or normal," said 50 Cent.

Currently, the rapper is preparing a documentary that will uncover P Diddy's case, which is linked to sex trafficking, extortion, rape and drug abuse. The film will air on Netflix in the near future.