50 Cent Shrugs Off Diddy’s ‘The Reckoning’ Lawsuit: ‘I Wasn’t Named’

50 Cent is not losing sleep over Diddy’s latest legal move.

The rapper has brushed off the countersuit connected to the Netflix documentary ‘Sean Combs: The Reckoning,’ pointing out one key detail: his name is nowhere on it.

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Sean Combs filed the countersuit against Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, accusing the producer and videographer of improperly obtaining private footage and later selling it for use in the documentary.

Despite serving as an executive producer on the four-part series, 50 was not named in the filing.

Asked about the legal action, the 51-year-old said simply:

“I wasn’t named in the lawsuit.”

He went on to dismiss the move as “postural.”

Combs alleges that Jones gained access to him while working as a producer and videographer and took footage that was ultimately sold to Netflix. The Bad Boy founder also accuses Jones of making defamatory statements in the series.

Netflix previously pushed back against the claims, while director Alexandria Stapleton maintained that the filmmakers obtained the footage legally and held the necessary rights to use it.

50’s involvement in ‘The Reckoning’ has naturally attracted considerable attention given his years-long public feud with Combs. However, Netflix has stressed that the G-Unit mogul did not have creative control over the finished documentary.

The project has since earned three Emmy nominations, with 50 among the producers recognized.

For now, the countersuit leaves the dispute over the footage firmly between Combs and Jones, with 50 remaining outside the case.