Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is behind bars and waiting for trial. Amidst this, Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, a critic of him, made a new Netflix documentary about the disgraced rap mogul.
But given his history of trolling him, the Candy Shop rapper says he was not the key storyteller in Sean Combs: The Reckoning.
Instead, to make the documentary unbiased, he had roped in Alexandria Stapleton, a noted documentarian.
“It was important for me to get Alex to do the project. I started [working on it] about five months ahead of her, collecting people who wanted to speak and tell the truth, he tells Deadline, adding, “They knew that I wouldn’t have an issue with what they were saying, regardless.”
Alexandria ultimately had the last say on what to add or not to the documentary, shares 50 Cent.
“We were watching the first episode, and I’d be able to give feedback on different things, like where I was at when this was happening, or what was going on, like in culture and in music at that point.”
“Then, we’d have conversations about it, and sometimes she’d consider things, and sometimes she wouldn’t. She decides how it goes,” he adds.
Sean Combs: The Reckoning is streaming on Netflix.
