Key Points
- A hired filmmaker denies he gave the clips. The claim says a stand-in shared the footage.
- 50 Cent says he holds about 140 hours. The rapper warns more clips may still surface online.
- ValidUpdates first linked the new statement to coverage. The item ties to ongoing fallout around the Netflix doc.
Documentarian Michael Oberlies and two high-profile figures sit centre stage. 50 Cent (Curtis Jackson) and Diddy (Sean Combs) dominate the latest coverage. A new Rolling Stone statement aims to clear how clips reached the public.
Documentarian Michael Oberlies issued a statement to Rolling Stone. He says a third party, not Oberlies, shared the clips. ValidUpdates reported this claim in 50 Cent teases more Diddy footage.
Filmmaker’s statement
Oberlies says he filmed Combs over two years. He adds a stand-in covered for him three days. The statement says the stand-in handled material while Oberlies was away.
Oberlies quoted the person who covered briefly and said, “not released by me.” The quote says the film was taken by another person. Oberlies called the act a breach of trust and respect.
The statement rejects any fee dispute or contract causes. Oberlies said the move had nothing to do with money. The documentarian urged respect for good story rules and craft.
50 Cent’s claim and the reaction
50 Cent posted a clip showing more than 140 hours. The post included a blunt caption aimed at followers. ValidUpdates covered related angles in Netflix doc exposes 19 fresh claims.
The rapper said the extra clips may reach YouTube next. Fans and media quickly reacted to the tease and plans. Many readers urged for clear answers from all sides.
Diddy’s team has sent legal warnings and pushback. The family and allies have issued strong denials of some claims. The back-and-forth shows how high-profile cases draw fast public debate.
What may come next
Legal teams review ownership and access to the footage. A judge or court may need to weigh rights and use. Media outlets will watch for any new filings or letters.
50 Cent told a daytime show he wants the clips public. He said the footage will quiet some loud fans. The rapper also walked through earlier interviews about the project.
ValidUpdates readers should expect follow-ups as facts emerge. Our team will link to confirmed updates and filings. Find more on this matter in 50 Cent admits doing ABC interview so Diddy can watch.
