50 Cent trolled his longtime rival Diddy after learning that the imprisoned music mogul had watched his Emmy-winning documentary series "Sean Combs: The Reckoning" whilst incarcerated. According to reports from inmates at Fort Dix federal prison, Diddy accessed the Netflix series using a "jailbroken" tablet and has been receiving unusual privileges behind bars, prompting 50 Cent to joke on Instagram that the documentary would be "coming to a prison near you." The incident highlights the stark contrast between how the disgraced Bad Boy Records founder is being treated in custody and the circumstances facing ordinary inmates.

The documentary, which premiered in December 2025, chronicles Diddy's rise and fall whilst exploring allegations of sexual abuse connected to his federal sex trafficking case; it won an Emmy Award for outstanding picture editing. Diddy was sentenced to 50 months in prison in October 2025 after being convicted on prostitution-related charges, though he was acquitted of racketeering and sex trafficking allegations. Reports indicate he has been afforded considerable comforts during his incarceration, including cell phone and Instagram access, paid inmates to perform his chores, regular massages, and special meals including pizza and empanadas, with fellow prisoners describing the arrangement as "some rich s–t" not typical of normal prison life. His projected release date has been moved forward to early 2028.