In Summary
- 50 Cent taunts Diddy to sing with R. Kelly in prison.
- R. Kelly’s video is trending online while singing in prison.
- 50 Cent has trolled Diddy for the longest time now.
50 Cent has taunted Diddy that he will be singing with R. Kelly in prison amid a video of the latter singing while behind bars.
Taking to his Instagram, 50 Cent shared a video of R. Kelly singing his song ‘Bump N’ Grind while donning prison attire.
According to 50 Cent, Diddy will be doing the same thing when he finally lands there.
“Damn man that boy can sing the f***K you think puffy gonna be doing in there?” he captioned.
Fans Reactions
50 Cent’s post has since elicited mixed reactions with a section terming R. Kelly the King of R&B while others opined that it was inappropriate to sing it to his male audience.
We camped on the internet and sampled a few of the reactions below.
“R Kelly will forever be one of the greatest to have ever done it in music”
“Singing that song to an all male audience is wild”
“He still sound good”
“Singing Bump N Grind in prison is nasty work”
“King of R&B period”
“Damn Fiddy’s Puffy’s worst nightmare”
“Bro was blessed with a voice and still ruined his life”
20 Years In Jail
R. Kelly was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sex crimes by a Chicago court in 2023.
He was found guilty of child pornography and three counts of enticing a minor to engage in sexual activity.
One of the witnesses testified that R. Kelly started engaging in sex acts with her when she was barely 14 and they had sex multiple times before she turned 18.
During his trial, his 1994 marriage to late singer Aaliyah also came up with revelations that she was 15 years then.
On the other hand, Diddy is being accused by multiple women for sexual exploitation and abuse.
This comes in the backdrop of Diddy’s former girlfriend, Cassie having an out of court settlement for the abuses.
Not long ago, a video of Diddy littered the internet while battering Cassie at a hotel.
Diddy is also accused of sleeping with fellow men during his annual white parties.
Some of the notable names that popped up include Usher, Meek Mill and Bishop T.D Jakes.
