In the latest episode of rap industry drama, 50 Cent found himself with new material to troll his long-time rival, Diddy, thanks to a peculiar lawsuit. The legal action, now dismissed, was brought forward by Alfredo P. Gonzalez, an inmate at the Centennial Correctional Facility in Canon City, Colorado. Gonzalez has been known for his outlandish claims in the past, including lawsuits against high-profile figures and agencies such as Joe Biden and the FBI.
In a now-deleted Instagram post, 50 Cent highlighted a News Nation headline: “Diddy sued by Sinaloa cartel member for allegedly ruining drug business.” This prompted a reaction from the rapper, who captioned the post with: “Ok, I have seen it all WTF is going on here.”
Gonzalez’s lawsuit, filed in May, narrates a bizarre tale where he alleges receiving a call in 2021 from an associate of Diddy, claiming that Diddy wanted to establish a business relationship with the Sinaloa Cartel. According to Gonzalez, the conversations escalated with strange requests from Diddy, including international underage sex trafficking, and threats following his refusal. Gonzalez demanded $666,000 in damages through this suit.
This isn’t the first of Gonzalez's strange legal pursuits. Previously, he accused numerous government agencies of an operation, dramatically named “Operation Kill KINGLUCIFER,” to assassinate him and claimed he was forced to listen to satellite messages and take psychotropic drugs. He demanded $700 billion in damages and to be "disconnected from government satellite."
