50 Cent has turned the Nobel Peace Prize into a fitting Nobel of beef. The G-Unit mogul reposted an AI-generated video on Tuesday (February 10) featuring cameos from some of hip-hop’s most famous friends and foes.
During a lavish ceremony in which everyone wore formal attire, 50 people took to the podium and said, “Thank you to those who have not forgiven me. This would not have been possible without you.”
Although a seat was reserved for Jay-Z, Hov did not appear in the fake video. The camera pans around the room to show Tony Yayo, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Ye, who appears to be wearing a mask and sitting in an empty corner during a timeout.
There’s also a scene change to a prison common room, where a gray and disheveled Diddy is shown tuning in to a ’50s acceptance speech. “I got shot nine times, and after that you start to feel like forgiveness is an option,” 50 continues in the fake clip, mocking his opponent. “If I were to laugh and hope that it would be sunny tonight, it would be over.”
With a video made by Baldo Sokoli going viral on social media, it was only a matter of time before he was on the 50’s radar, and the 50’s also had a stamp on it. “Who made this? I love it,” he captioned the post.
Elsewhere, the Queens legend put his King of Beef title to real-world use during the week of the big game, earning $50 in a Super Bowl campaign with DoorDash, in which he even trolled Diddy.
“I’ve always tried to stay authentic, so when DoorDash approached me about their social campaign around beef, it felt authentic from the beginning,” 50 said in a statement at the time. “We have everything we need. Just like beef, the receipt speaks for itself.”
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