P Diddy’s wild hyperlink to Tupac’s alleged killer revealed in 50 Cent Netflix doc

P Diddy’s alleged hyperlinks to the loss of life of Tupac Shakur are again within the public eye after 50 Cent launched a brand new Netflix documentary concerning the controversial rap mogul.

Curtis ‘50 Cent’ Jackson’ and Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs have been engaged in a decades-long feud with each other, with Jackson appearing as an Government Producer on a brand new mission.

The four-part Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, has been an enormous hit, beating Stranger Issues within the streamer’s UK and US charts, with followers fascinated by its insights across the unlawful ‘white events’ Diddy is accused of throwing.

It comes within the wake of Diddy being sentenced to 4 years behind bars after being discovered responsible of two counts of transportation to have interaction in prostitution.

One of many doc’s most stunning components, nonetheless, is Diddy’s alleged connection to the loss of life of Tupac Shakur, as the person accused of killing Tupac particularly names Combs within the doc.

What’s Diddy’s supposed hyperlink to Tupac’s loss of life?

Diddy was one of many founders of rap label Unhealthy Boys Data. A number of former workers, and even his co-founder Kirk Burrowes, allege within the Netflix doc that he not solely ripped off artists however performed a key position in escalating tensions within the West Coast vs East Coast hip hop rivalry that outlined the 90s.

One of many core components of this was a rivalry between Unhealthy Boys Data and Suge Knight’s Dying Row Data, which ultimately bled right into a gang conflict between LA gangs, the Crips and Bloods.

The documentary alleges that 56-year-old Diddy had a key position on this, stating that he was linked to Duane ‘Keefe D’ Davis, a drug kingpin who’s awaiting trial for the homicide of Tupac.

An influential rapper on Dying Row Data, Tupac was shot and killed on the age of 25 in 1996, hours after attacking Davis’s nephew.

Davis alleges in police interviews proven within the documentary that this was not his major motivation, nonetheless, alleging that Diddy positioned a $1 million bounty on the pinnacle of each Tupac and Suge Knight.

Along with this, Burrowes mentioned: “I feel that Sean now in my mature thoughts had so much to do with the loss of life of Tupac.”

What has Davis mentioned about Diddy’s involvement, and what has the rap mogul mentioned in response?

Davis claimed within the footage that Diddy had introduced to a ‘complete room stuffed with Crips’ that he would give ‘something’ for the deaths of Tupac and Suge Knight.

This accusation was separate from his declare that Diddy provided $1m for his or her deaths.

Diddy has at all times denied involvement within the loss of life of Tupac and has by no means been charged in reference to the rapper’s loss of life.

Talking concerning the allegations in an look on The Breakfast Membership in 2016, he mentioned: “We don’t discuss issues which are nonsense. We don’t even entertain nonsense.

“So we’re not even going to go there, with all due respect.”

The jailed mogul’s staff have additionally hit out on the Netflix documentary, saying: “Netflix is plainly determined to sensationalise each minute of Mr Combs’s life, with out regard for fact, with a purpose to capitalise on a unending media frenzy.

“For Netflix to provide his life story to somebody who has publicly attacked him for many years looks like an pointless and deeply private affront. At minimal, he anticipated equity from individuals he revered.”

Additionally they claimed there was footage ‘by no means supposed for launch’ stolen from a mission Combs had been engaged on to inform his personal life story.

Netflix launched a response saying: “The claims being made about Sean Combs: The Reckoning are false.

“The mission has no ties to any previous conversations between Sean Combs and Netflix. The footage of Combs main as much as his indictment and arrest had been legally obtained. This isn’t successful piece or an act of retribution.

“Curtis Jackson is an govt producer however doesn’t have inventive management. Nobody was paid to take part.”

Sean Combs: The Reckoning is accessible to stream on Netflix now.