Thanks to the A&E show Interrogation Raw: Celebrity Under Oath, we got some old footage of Kanye West attending a deposition over a 2020 lawsuit concerning a tech firm's allegedly breached agreement over e-commerce platforms. It was a wild ride, with Ye putting on a mask at one point and telling an attorney, "You don’t have the right to see my face." He previously answered a request to stop using his phone my saying, "Due to my mental geniusness, in order to focus on this bulls**t, I need to be on a phone," and even popped off on the Zoom call when asked about his room. All of this made 50 Cent bring out the popcorn.
"Wait this is the best s**t I have seen, LOL, in the deposition, WTF going on here! LMAO," the G-Unit mogul captioned an Instagram post that shared the Kanye West deposition. It seems like 50 Cent found the antics quite amusing, which is funny because he probably knows a thing or two about the Chicago artist's temper. He's spoken on the Yeezy creative various times before, including that time early in 2023 in which Ye's lawyers dropped him.
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50 Cent Reacts To Kanye West Deposition
However, 50 Cent's reaction wasn't the only recent reflection on Kanye West in the hip-hop world, as Fat Joe recently recalled how their collab "Pride N Joy" came together. "He was like, ‘Yo, I want to do something to it, let's work together,'" Joey Crack remarked. "At the time, Kanye could not lose. [...] He made me do my verses — same verse, but say it over and over — maybe 300 times. My guys wanted to beat him up. They was, like, 'Yo, come on, man f**k out of here with this.' He would be, like, ‘cul-der-sac.’ He would leave. [...] He’d come back. ‘Cul-der-sac.’ [...] I loved the finished product. I love how my verses came out."
Meanwhile, beyond Kanye West's antics, 50 Cent is also busy exposing other hip-hop figures for some alleged frights. He shared a video of Benzino seemingly suffered a manic episode, although the Source executive later claimed that this was just a rehearsal for a movie and not a real self-harm attempt.