50 Cent isn’t letting up on his shots at Diddy. The rapper-turned-mogul dropped a parody video titled FreakOff Matters, poking fun at the embattled music exec amid ongoing lawsuits and public scrutiny. 50 made it clear with the caption, “I didn’t produce this one,” distancing himself from the chaos while fanning the flames.
The video mimics crime-drama vibes, riffing off Diddy’s legal mess and the industry whispers around him. Known for trolling with precision, 50’s move adds another layer to their long-standing feud, and fans are eating it up.
50 Cent trolls Diddy with a parody, then flips the script to push his chilling Gilgo Beach doc
50 Cent shared a parody clip titled FreakOff Matters, mocking the embattled mogul P. Diddy while captioning it with a sly jab: “I didn’t produce this one.” But he wasn’t just throwing shade; he used the moment to plug his own gritty project.
Enter The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets. Executive produced by 50 and now streaming on Peacock, the three-part docuseries dives into the twisted double life of alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann. It’s raw, disturbing, and filled with first-ever interviews from Heuermann’s family and friends.
The series explores the chilling Long Island murders that spanned from 1993 to 2011 – crimes that went unsolved until Heuermann’s arrest in 2023. Now charged with seven murders, including the infamous “Gilgo Four,” the case has gripped the nation. The 50’s series doesn’t hold back.
While his parody video racks up views, 50 is also flexing his executive producer muscle. House of Secrets isn’t his first hit, but it might be one of his most haunting. And in typical 50 fashion, he promoted it with a double shot of humor and hustle: “Check out Gilgo Beach on Peacock, it’s 🔥 50CENT ACTION available now on PRIME UK.”
50 Cent’s doc drop turns real-life horror as woman films alleged Gilgo killer days before arrest
Just days before Rex Heuermann’s shocking arrest, a 21-year-old Long Island woman had a creepy brush with the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer and caught it all on camera.
Kaylin Morales was riding a nearly empty LIRR train on July 1, 2023, when Heuermann sat right beside her. “He said, ‘You don’t have to move your pretty legs. I won’t bother you,’” she told The Post.
Feeling uneasy, Morales secretly recorded the interaction. In the clips (later posted on TikTok), Heuermann is seen sipping beer and chatting nonstop. She felt boxed in, unnerved by his presence, and muted him with her AirPods.
After his arrest, Morales handed the footage to Suffolk detectives. It was him. The same man is now accused of murdering seven women.
“I couldn’t even believe it,” she said. “God was with me that day.”
Amidst the public and media buzz, the much-awaited Heuermann’s trial date still remains unconfirmed.
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