Stevie J Defends Diddy, Slams 50 Cent: “This Is One other Crucifixion Of A Black Man” 

Stevie J has damaged his silence to defend Diddy after being caught up within the current Homeland Safety raids on the embattled Hip-Hop mogul’s dwelling.  

The previous Dangerous Boy Data producer is talking out in a number of interviews, condemning the pressure used within the raids. He additionally addressed 50 Cent, who he repeatedly known as an “Uncle Tom,” accusing him of trying to “deliver down” the Black neighborhood for spreading lies about Diddy.  

“No matter somebody does of their bed room, that’s what they do,” he mentioned throughout an interview with TMZ Tuesday (April 2). “I don’t obtained nothing to do with that, I’m simply right here to say that I’ve by no means seen my man doing something foul like they speaking about.” 

He additionally assured Diddy is in good spirits regardless of the mounting authorized points, and is spending time with household. 

Stevie J then moved on to 50 Cent, who he lately challenged to a combat. He introduced up previous allegations levied in opposition to the G-Unit founder earlier than urging, “cease being a lady and speaking about dudes.” 

The veteran producer was at Diddy’s Star Island dwelling in Miami when federal brokers executed their search. 

“I used to be sitting outdoors the studio door, and I heard an enormous increase,” he recalled. “I’ve witnessed some historic occasions of extreme pressure however none like this since Saddam Hussein or El Chapo or Pablo Escobar. Even Osama Bin Laden.” 

Stevie J claimed feds aimed lasers at him and shouted at him to get on the bottom.  

“Three huge armored automobiles come, dudes leap out. I obtained 50 dots on my shirt,” he added. 

In one other interview Tuesday, Stevie J repeated his protection of Diddy.  

“My man would by no means break the legislation,” he advised FOX 5 NY‘s Lisa Evers. “We’re law-abiding residents. That’s what we do. You realize that is one other crucifixion of a black man.”