50 Cent Details Secret Diddy Chats, “He’ll Call & Say, ‘What’s Up Playboy?'” [Video]

G-Unit leader 50 Cent recently sat down with New York radio veteran Funkmaster Flex to assure fans he is not looking to spark a rap beef with one-time rival Diddy.

Despite alleged subliminal playful tweets as of late, 50 said he is still on good terms with Puffy.

“I’m not upset with him at all,” 50 told Funkmaster Flex when asked about his current relationship with Diddy. “He’ll call and say, ‘What’s up playboy? What’s the next move? Why I feel like it’s you doing this?’ And I’m like, ‘Nah, nah. it ain’t nothing.’ Then he goes, ‘Oh, all right. I knew you weren’t going to tell me anyway. But just lay up off me.'” (Full Throttle)

In summer 2010, 50 revealed a one-on-one talk he had with Puff to make sure they did not have any anxiety toward one another.

“I had a conversation with Puffy the night before Jay. He gave me a whole new perspective on his actions. He’s like, ‘I understand the way you felt because of what I was doing at the time. But I wasn’t thinking what you was thinking I was. You done hit me nine times. I’m just in the fetal because I understand why you are attacking me. But if I can’t touch bases with you to tell you what I’m thinking or why I did it, then you can’t understand it.’ We created a little clarity out there.” (MTV)

Last July, 50 publicly called out Diddy in a live radio interview.

“Diddy, well, the thing about it is, Puffy’s like a b*tch,” 50 said when asked if Diddy was subliminally dissing him. “To describe Puffy in one word is a ‘b*tch.’ Right? Puffy wants to be the hot b*tch in the group. You know how you see a hot b*tch — I know it sounds kinda harsh but I’ll explain my statement. You know how an ugly b*tch always has pretty friends? That’s how he’s built his group. He wants to be the hot b*tch in the group. He wants to make sure he gets all the attention. He wants to make sure the n*ggas wanna holla at him. And you know, it’s the reality of the situation, man. He’ll tell you what happened himself down inMiami. It’s not even open season on Diddy.” (“G-Unit Radio”)

Prior to the interview, 50 said Diddy did not qualify as an authentic emcee because of his usage of ghostwriters.

“You know what’s interesting, he’s not an artist,” 50 said in an interview with Nancy B. “An artist would be somebody that actually wrote something, maybe on the record or because we have R&B artists that don’t actually write music, maybe it’s unfair because of the pressures people put on me. Imagine if I just sat around and listened to people’s CDs and say I’m just gonna say the first verse I hear that sounds good. That would completely take away the pressure and I would still be the artist in front of you with a new song every two minutes because every artist that has a song that would like to make some money off it would send it. It doesn’t make you special. When you actually do what I thought was a part of hip-hop and made the culture exciting to me, which was each person’s original experience and how you learn to enjoy them as an individual and their portion of their life. So when that’s not there because they’re being an executive, saying you don’t write rhymes you write checks, that’s not hot. For hip-hop, that’s not hot. Maybe for another genre it’ll work, R&B or something else because they’re made, these people are all made and when companies decide they’re gone, they’re gone. Immediately, because they couldn’t even figure out what to do without a team of people figuring it out for them.” (WZMX Hot)

Check out 50 Cent’s interview below: