Netflix before it became the revered house for show-stopping originals with big-name celebrities had always been acclaimed for its extraordinary and detailed documentaries. While the streamer has been holding on to the title over the years, it might have just locked the biggest record breaker with the 50 Cents' Diddy documentary. As per TMZ, Netflix rocked a grueling bidding war to get its hands on the Diddy Do It? docuseries that 50 Cent has been teasing the world with for a while now.  

It is unclear when the docuseries will make its way to the platform, but that the deal was anything but of fifty cents is clear owing to the evident interest of various streamers. The documentary will explore the multiple sexual assault allegations against Diddy. With Diddy back in controversies again, the documentary might not cater to the best of his interests when it makes its way to the streaming giant.While 50 Cents was not involved in any of the events that have led to the outrage surrounding Diddy, he and Diddy have forever been at odds. Therefore, as the world gawked at Drake and Kendrick Lamar's feud,  50 Cents took things up a notch by selling a full-fledged documentary detailing the controversies surrounding Diddy to Netflix.

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If fans were hyped by the fact that 50 Cents had a documentary called Diddy Do It? under his sleeves, they are over the moon while simultaneously rolling on the floor at the rapper's shady moves.

While 50 Cents and Diddys' dislike for each other is not news, the former did leave everyone scratching their heads when he did not hold back amidst assault allegations against Diddy. From questioning how his apology video would make anything better at selling a Diddy Do It? documentary to Netflix, 50 Cents has left no holds barred.

Fans joked about how 50 Cents would be the last person whose wrong side one should get on while others quipped in Lamar's 'Euphoria' to acknowledge the Queens rapper's major diss. 

Even before the release of the docuseries, 50 Cents has earned the respect of fans as they marvel at the businessman that he is owing to the big bucks he earned himself, all the while dissing his long-time arch nemesis.

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