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50 Cent Disses Rivals in Super Bowl Ad
7 Feb
Summary
- 50 Cent mocks rivals Diddy, Ja Rule, and Floyd Mayweather.
- The ad uses specific items to reference past feuds and personal details.
- Branson Cognac and a comb are used in jabs aimed at Diddy.
In a new Super Bowl commercial for DoorDash, Curtis Jackson III, widely known as 50 Cent, has leaned into his reputation as the 'King of Trolls' by humorously targeting his rap adversaries. The ad, titled 'DoorDash Beef 101,' prominently features 50 Cent unpacking an orange bag filled with symbolic items. These objects serve as pointed jokes aimed at former associates including Sean 'Diddy' Combs, Ja Rule, and Floyd Mayweather.
The commercial begins with 50 Cent embracing the 'troll' label before pivoting to the idea of 'delivering beef' through DoorDash. He then proceeds to unpack items that cleverly reference his rivals. A children's book, 'Learning Your ABC,' appears to be a nod to Floyd Mayweather's past challenges regarding reading skills. A ticking clock is presented as a jab at Ja Rule's song 'Always on Time,' potentially alluding to his past legal troubles and prison sentence.
Further jabs are directed at Sean 'Diddy' Combs, with 50 Cent pulling out a comb, a direct reference to the 'Combs' in Diddy's name. He also showcases a bottle of Branson Cognac, making a remark about its age that alludes to Diddy's reported four-year prison sentence or 50 months. The ad concludes with 50 Cent in good humor, reinforcing his status as a master of witty provocation.
