Shyne recently shared his thoughts on 50 Cent’s role in the recent Diddy documentary, offering praise for the G-Unit mogul’s willingness to speak out. This cent news comes as many figures in hip-hop weigh in on the ongoing scandals surrounding Sean Combs. Shyne detailed his own difficult history with Diddy, making it clear that he supports 50 Cent’s outspoken stance.

Shyne’s Perspective on Diddy

Shyne spoke with AllHipHop and “The Breakfast Club” to discuss the cent news surrounding Diddy. He has been more vocal about his criticisms of Diddy since his own prison time and Diddy’s acquittal in a 1999 shooting case. Shyne feels that 50 Cent’s involvement in the Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, was significant. He told AllHipHop’s Chuck Jigsaw Creekmur and DJ Thoro that he has defended 50 Cent in private. Shyne added, “I wish I had a 50 when Diddy did me dirty and sent me to prison for all that time.” He explained that Diddy’s actions led to his deportation and the loss of his voice in the industry.

The Netflix Documentary

The director of the Diddy documentary reportedly reached out to Shyne. However, Shyne has not yet watched the film, calling it “my trauma.” He heard the documentary is great and award-worthy. Shyne stated that he knows the truth about what Diddy allegedly did to him. He also noted that he doesn’t see anything to gain from watching it. Shyne feels many people are attacking 50 Cent unnecessarily. He added, “But without 50, Alex [the director] might’ve had a hard time with her project.” Shyne believes 50 Cent’s work was crucial for the project’s success.

Support for Victims

Shyne emphasized that he does not disbelieve the victims who have accused Diddy. He stated, “I’m not going to be that person and disbelieve those victims.” He also expressed his prayers for Diddy’s rehabilitation. Shyne feels that while Diddy hurt him significantly, he understands the potential impact of the allegations. This cent news highlights the complex relationships and histories within the music industry

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