After Diddy-Dissing Super Bowl Ad, 50 Cent Dings Patriots: ‘Just Because You Lost the Game Doesn’t Mean You Have to Lose the Beef’
Taking an L on the biggest stage in television is hard. Especially when you get blown out like the New England Patriots did on Sunday night (Feb. 8), when quarterback Drake Maye and company took a prime time 29-13 shellacking at the hands of the now world champion Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX.
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50 Cent knows how it feel to lose. Actually, no he doesn’t. But in an update of the DoorDash ad that ran during the game in which Fiddy took shots at longtime rival Sean “Diddy” Combs, an updated bit the rapper posted on his Instagram Story early Monday morning (Feb. 9) attempts to soothe some of the Patriots’ hurt feelings.
But in the most 50 way possible.
“Hey, sorry New England, I know it’s tough to lose,” 50 says in the 15-second update in which he’s sitting in front of a giant orange logo for the food delivery service. “Well, actually I don’t,” Curtis adds with a mischievous smile. “But just because you lost the game doesn’t mean you have to lose the beef.
That was Fiddy’s second helping of Super Bowl-related beef, coming shortly after 50 starred in an ad during the game hyping the launch of DoorDash’s Big Beef initiative. In the clip, 50 leans into his quarrelsome nature by, quite literally, delivering the beef while pulling a variety of items out of his DoorDash delivery bag, some of which seem meant to troll his No. 1 enemy at the moment, currently incarcerated Bad Boy Records founder Diddy.
“Delivering quality beef, it’s more of an art than a science,” he says in the ad, while pulling out a series of not-so-subtle items poking at Diddy, including a bag of Cheese Puffs. “Don’t want to be too obvious,” he adds, discovering a pack of hair combs in the bottom and quipping, “they sell combs, what a coincidence.”
