50 Cent responded to Mark Curry’s frustration over the Netflix documentary Sean Combs: The Reckoning after Curry claimed he walked away with only $69.
Curry posted a video alleging he was never given a production credit he says he was promised despite helping secure interviews for the project.
50 responded by reposting the clip, telling Curry to chill and asking for his Cash App before making up a provocative handle beginning “$Diddytouchedyour….”
Curry had also raised questions about music licensing.
The former Bad Boy artist said the documentary discussed “Come With Me,” which he helped write for the 1998 “Godzilla” soundtrack. According to Curry, he earned $69 because no sync license was secured.
He said he was told one was not required because he spoke about the song rather than performing it.
Curry also claimed the documentary affected his book’s sales because viewers had already heard much of his story on Netflix.
His complaints arrived shortly after The Reckoning picked up an Emmy for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Nonfiction Program on Sept. 5.
Curry also questioned 50’s earlier statement that proceeds received by G-Unit Film and Television from the project would benefit sexual assault and rape victims.
