50 Cent continues to troll boxer Floyd Mayweather on social media and now, the New York rapper is dragging Diddy and the boxer’s son, Koraun, into the drama, XXLMAG.COM reports.
After claiming Mayweather was the cause of the 2014 murder-suicide by rapper Earl Hayes, the “Crazy” rapper hopped on Instagram on Tuesday to share a police report from Mayweather’s son Kouran.
“Damn champ you and Karaun (sic) have a good relationship,” the rapper wrote in the caption. “What happen here. get the strap.”
According to the police report seen in the image, Koraun said at the time he saw the boxer kick his mother and repeatedly hit her. “I came out (my room) and my dad was hitting my mom. It happened at 4am,” Koraun wrote at the time.
Mayweather’s son appears to have caught wind of 50 Cent’s post, firing back with an Instagram post of his own. Shortly after 50 posted his picture, Koraun shared a black-and-white photo of him and his dad and wrote in the caption, “All good over here. Worry about your family first. Love you @floydmayweather.”
But 50 didn’t stop there. He shared another post seeming to brag about making Fox News headlines after his claims about Mayweather and Hayes.
“We made the news champ, now everybody knows about the foul shit you did to Earl haze. Can’t blame it on Trey no more. get the strap,” he wrote in the caption.
In another post, 50 shared an old photo of Mayweather and Diddy talking to each other while standing extremely close. In the caption of the photo, 50 Cent wrote, “What you think they was saying? LOL get the strap.”
Meanwhile, Fat Joe says he truly believes 50 Cent and Mayweather are “brothers” and need to end their feud – but he’s not the going be the mediator, TMZSports.com reports.
Joe is friends with the duo – and says it’s crazy to watch them bash each other so hard on social media.
“I’m tired of being the middle guy,” Joe said. “I’m tired of (being) the guy breaking everything up. I mean, you know, they’re brothers, man. I don’t like it. I don’t like it. Because they’re both beautiful guys to me, man.”
Despite the hostility, Joe says there may be peace “somewhere down the road.”
“I think maybe in the long run, they’ll figure it out. I really believe that they sincerely love each other and they’re brothers.”
