50 Cent Denies Fat Joe Assassination Plot Allegations

In a surprising turn of events, rapper 50 Cent has denied claims that his former rival Fat Joe once plotted to have him assassinated. The allegations surfaced in a lawsuit filed by Terrance "T.A." Dixon, the former hypeman of 50 Cent's rap group G-Unit.

According to the lawsuit, Dixon accused Fat Joe of being involved in a "calculated and premeditated conspiracy to murder" 50 Cent during their feud in the early 2000s. The filing claims that Joe had planned to have 50 Cent killed, but was deterred by the rapper's "Navy Seal-type security."

However, 50 Cent has strongly refuted these allegations, dismissing them as "baseless" and "not credible." In an Instagram post, the rapper wrote: "These baseless, accusations and claims are not credible. I'm sorry joe has to endure the public scrutiny and damage to his reputation."

Fat Joe has also denied the claims, with his lawyer Joe Tacopina calling the lawsuit a "blatant act of retaliation" and "a desperate attempt to deflect attention" from a previous civil suit filed against Dixon and his associate Tyrone Blackburn. Tacopina stated that the allegations against Fat Joe are "complete fabrications" intended to "damage his reputation and force a settlement."

The lawsuit also includes other serious allegations against Fat Joe, including claims that he engaged in sexual relations with underage girls. Dixon alleges that Joe had a 16-year-old girl perform sexual acts in exchange for money and other benefits, and that he began a sexual relationship with another 15-year-old girl after a concert overseas.

While the veracity of these claims remains to be determined, the high-profile feud between 50 Cent and Fat Joe, as well as the explosive nature of the lawsuit, have certainly captured the attention of the hip-hop community. As the legal battle unfolds, it will be interesting to see how both parties respond to the allegations and whether any further developments arise.