Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, alias one of Diddy’s most prolific hateful, plans to reach out to Donald Trump in the light of the president’s commentary whom he planned to forgive Sean “Diddy” for his alleged crimes.
“He said very bad things about Trump, it’s not ok. I will reach out to know what I feel about this guy,” Jackson wrote on Instagram on Friday.
The comment came after Trump told Peter Docey from Fox News to a potential pain of comb: “No one asked. But I know people think about it. I know they think about it. I think some people were very close to asking. ”
Doocey also noted that Trump once mentioned a friendship with Combres in an episode of “The Apprentice”.
“First of all, I would look at what’s going on – and I didn’t look at him too much, although it certainly gets a lot of blanket. I haven’t seen him, I haven’t talked to him for years,” said Trump. “He really loved me a lot, but I think that when I ran for politics, he … This relationship has been bursting, from what I read – I don’t know, he didn’t tell me that – but I had read some, a little unpleasant statements in the newspaper all of a sudden.”
“You know, it’s different. You become a very different person when you get started for politics and do what is good. I could do other things, and I’m sure he would like me, and I’m sure others would love me, but it wouldn’t be as good for our country. As we have said, our country is not doing well because of what we do, so I can’t know – GOOD.”
“I would certainly look at the facts – if I think someone was mistreated, that they don’t like or don’t like me, that would have no impact on me,” concluded Trump.
The Jackson and Combs quarrel dates back at least in 2006 when the first released the Diss “The Bomb” piece and accused Combres of being involved in the 1997 ball death of Notorious Big, something Diddy firmly denied.
