🎤 Papoose Drops 5-Minute 50 Cent Diss and Video “Agent Provocateur,” Says The G-Unit Boss Has Herpes and Got Slapped By Floyd Mayweather Jr.

The rap drama surrounding 50 Cent continues to heat up after Brooklyn lyricist Papoose released a new diss track aimed directly at the G-Unit boss.

Papoose dropped a nearly five-minute diss record titled “Agent Provocateur,” and he didn’t stop there — the rapper also filmed and released a music video to go along with the track.

Throughout the record, Papoose delivers multiple bars targeting 50 Cent’s reputation and long-standing street narrative. The lyrics revisit several rumors and talking points that critics have used against the Queens rapper over the years.

Among the claims mentioned in the diss, Papoose questions the famous story about 50 surviving nine gunshots, suggesting the number has been exaggerated. He also throws shots about 50’s credibility in the streets and accuses him of cooperating with authorities — a claim that has been tossed around in rap debates for years.

The track also references model Daphne Joy, who shares a son with 50 Cent. In one of the more controversial lines, Papoose mentions allegations involving Sean “Diddy” Combs, suggesting her name has been tied to the ongoing controversies surrounding the music mogul. He also claims 50 is hiding that he has herpes.

Papoose also takes aim at 50’s relationship with boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr., referencing an old rumor that the undefeated champion once slapped 50 Cent and faced no retaliation.

The diss track quickly began circulating online, adding another layer to the growing tension surrounding 50 Cent and several New York artists who have recently been taking lyrical shots at him.

So far, 50 Cent hasn’t publicly responded to “Agent Provocateur,” but fans know the rapper and television mogul rarely lets diss records slide without a reaction — especially when the internet starts buzzing.

With multiple rappers now jumping into the conversation, the situation could turn into one of the bigger hip-hop back-and-forth moments of the year.