50 Cent takes ANOTHER brutal swipe at Jay-Z as he trolls the rapper and Diddy with AI-generated video amid child sexual assault lawsuit

50 Cent has yet again taken a brutal swipe at Jay-Z after the rapper was accused of raping a 13-year-old alongside Sean 'Diddy' Combs in 2000.

Taking to social media, 50, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, posted an AI-generated video of the two rap moguls getting cuffed and escorted to jail together.

The clip, which has since been taken down, was captioned: 'I want to post this but I'm afraid I'm gonna get shot. LOL'. 

Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, has been accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old alongside Sean 'Diddy' Combs at an afterparty following the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards in a civil lawsuit filed on Sunday.

In a fiery statement, the Roc Nation founder has furiously denied the allegations and taken aim at Texas attorney Tony Buzbee - calling him a 'deplorable human' and an 'ambulance chaser in a cheap suit' amongst other insults - while also revealing that he will sit down with wife Beyonce to explain the suit to their young children.

Though despite the fact he is strongly protesting his innocence, Jay-Z has received no sympathy from bitter rival 50 Cent who has continued to take swipes at him online. 

After Jay-Z put on a united front with wife Beyonce and Blue Ivy at the Mufasa: The Lion King premiere on Monday, 50 shared a mocking now-deleted post of the family at the event.

It read: 'Jay said they said I rapped [sic] a kid, everybody get dressed we going to see Mufasa LOL.'

He also suggested the rapper should no longer produce the NFL Super Bowl halftime show amid the claims. 

50, who is working on a tell-all Netflix docuseries about the sex trafficking and racketeering offenses Diddy has been charged with, has had a long-running feud with Jay-Z after the pair traded insults on some of their tracks in the late 1990s.

The rapper was also accused by 50 of trying to ban him from the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show, only to backtrack when Eminem threatened to pull out. 

Jay-Z and his Roc Nation company have helped produce the iconic music event for the NFL's end-of-season showpiece since 2020. 

But in light of the sexual assault allegations 50 Cent has appeared to imply that he should no longer be involved.

Along with a famous meme that shows him laughing in a car before driving away, 50 wrote on Instagram: 'Ok I don’t know what’s going on, but are we gonna still have the Super Bowl [halftime show] *worried emoji* I’m just asking for a friend!'

Kendrick Lamar, who enjoys a partnership with Roc Nation, is currently scheduled to headline this season's Super Bowl halftime show in New Orleans.

Usher performed at Super Bowl LVII earlier this year, while other past shows have seen the likes of Rihanna, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Jay-Z's wife Beyonce put on spectacles.

The family was smiling and appeared to be in the holiday spirit after the 99 Problems rapper issued a scorching denial to the claims and took aim at his accuser's legal representation.

Jay-Z has denied the attack the victim claims took place at a VMA's afterparty in September 2000, while an unidentified female celebrity watched. 

The anonymous victim previously referred to Jay-Z as 'Celebrity A' in the bombshell filing, with the female star accused of watching anonymized as 'Celebrity B.' 

This made Jay-Z the first celebrity to be named alongside Diddy in one of the myriad lawsuits filed against Combs. Both rappers have denied all allegations.

The accuser said she was assaulted at a party after the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards, which took place September 7, 2000 at New York City's Radio City Music Hall.

In the lawsuit, she said she took a drink at the afterparty which had 'a reddish-yellow mixture that tasted like orange juice, cranberry juice, and something bitter' and 'began to feel woozy and lightheaded, making her need to lie down.'

She said she laid down in 'what appeared to be an empty bedroom', until Combs, Jay-Z and a female celebrity referred to as 'Celebrity B' entered the room.

'Combs aggressively approached Plaintiff with a crazed look in his eyes, grabbed her, and said, "You are ready to party!"' legal documents read.

The accuser said Combs threw her 'toward a wall,' leading her to fall, then 'grabbed her again and threw her on the bed.'

She said Jay-Z began stripping her down 'as she grew more and more disoriented' and held her down as 'he vaginally raped' her, while Combs and Celebrity B watched.

'After [Jay-Z] finished, he stepped back toward the wall. Combs then stepped forward and vaginally raped Plaintiff while Carter and Celebrity B watched,' the document reads. 

The lawsuit had initially been filed in New York's Southern District this past October against Combs, with a refiling on Sunday which identified Jay-Z. 

Beyonce and Jay-Z have been an R&B power couple for more than 20 years. They got married in April 2008, and by April 2014, they had sold a combined 300 million records together. 

They share three children together - Blue Ivy and six-year-old twins Rumi and Sir Carter. 

But their relationship was rumbled in the early days by rumors that Jay-Z had cheated on her with his protege, Rihanna, and there was speculation that they went on a break for a time in 2005. 

Jay-Z admitted to cheating on Beyonce in a New York Times interview published in 2017, but didn't say who the betrayal was with.  

Beyoncé has not been implicated in any of the Diddy lawsuits. 

Jay-Z, 55, issued a blistering response to the lawsuit via DailyMail.com, accusing the victim of attempting to 'blackmail' him. 

The rapper claimed he feared that his three children with Beyoncé would have to 'endure' harassment in the wake of the allegations. 

Jay-Z said he is especially worried about Blue Ivy. He is afraid she will face questions from her friends about the lawsuit. The couple also share twins Rumi and Sir, seven. 

'My only heartbreak is for my family,' Jay-Z told DailyMail.com on Sunday. 

'My wife and I will have to sit our children down, one of whom is at the age where her friends will surely see the press and ask questions about the nature of these claims, and explain the cruelty and greed of people.'

Jay-Z said he mourned 'yet another loss of innocence' and declared that his 'children should not have to endure' the graphic accusations at their young age.

'It is unfair to have to try to understand inexplicable degrees of malice meant to destroy families and human spirit,' he said.

Tony Buzbee, who is representing the alleged Diddy victim from the 2000 VMA's afterparty along with more than 100 others, also named Jay-Z as the celebrity who allegedly 'filed a frivolous case under a pseudonym' against their legal team. 

The Texas-based attorney claimed Jay-Z has 'tried to bully and harass' him and his client over the incident said to have happened at a 2000 VMA's afterparty - but this has backfired by 'emboldening' them to take the case to court. 

'Regarding the Jay-Z case and his efforts to silence my clients: Mr. Carter previously denied being the one who sued me and my firm,' Buzbee said in a statement. 

'He filed his frivolous case under a pseudonym. What he fails to say in his recent statement is my firm sent his lawyer a demand letter on behalf of an alleged victim and that victim never demanded a penny from him. 

'Instead, she only sought a confidential mediation. Since I sent the letter on her behalf, Mr. Carter has not only sued me, but he has tried to bully and harass me and this plaintiff. 

'His conduct has had the opposite impact. She is emboldened. I’m very proud of her resolve. As far as the allegations in the complaint filed, we will let the filing speak for itself and will litigate the facts in court, not in the media.'