Overview
- 50 Cent posted surveillance footage dated February 19 that appears to show Jim Jones kicking at doors to access the Bronx studio used for the Let’s Rap About It podcast.
- Alongside the video, he shared documents addressed to Joseph “Jim” Jones that reference a 15‑day notice of default and a subsequent five‑day termination notice that expired February 17, though these materials have not been verified in court filings.
- Jones replied on social media with a lighthearted kung‑fu clip labeled “Kung Fu Jim,” sidestepping the eviction allegations raised in 50 Cent’s posts.
- Previous leaked audio reported by outlets claimed Jones owed between $80,000 and $180,000 in back rent, while separate reports say he later wired $200,000 to the landlord, with the relationship reportedly still strained.
- The clash traces to the podcast crew’s criticism of 50 Cent’s Diddy documentary, after which 50 Cent publicized alleged financial troubles, mocked power outages at the studio, and threatened to buy the building.