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Sean Combs: The Reckoning<\/a> has led to a lot of divided reactions in hip-hop and beyond, led by the Netflix docuseries’ subject Diddy<\/a> and its executive producer 50 Cent<\/a>. Some folks think it’s a blatant, blasphemous, and biased attack; others point to the Bad Boy mogul as wholly irredeemable. But some people who watched the doc, like Waka Flocka<\/a> Flame, had a more general conclusion: celebrities can’t be trusted.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “After watching that Netflix s**t that 50 produced, I don’t trust no celebrity,” he remarked, as caught by Hollywood Unlocked<\/a> on Instagram. “Thank you, God, that I never wanted nobody’s part. That’s why there’ll never be no features, no studios. Thank you! I’m not even hot no more, nobody even ‘requesting’ me. All that s**t, bro. 50, you showed me something, man. Aye, no excuses.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “Look, man, I can’t talk to no n***a that got glasses on talking to me every time I see him” Waka added in another clip. “I got to see the lies in your face, I got to see the demon in your eyes, the angel in your eyes, the confidence in your words. I got to know you real with what you saying to me. Can’t trust no n***a wearing glasses all day, man. Look me in my eyes when we talking, man. Real s**t.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Of course, this is ironic because Fif is a celebrity, and it seems like he took it as more praiseful<\/a> than anything else. The G-Unit<\/a> mogul commented “He said f**k that, I\u2019m alright over here by my self. LOL” on Hollywood Unlocked’s post, and later took to Instagram<\/a> with his own repost. “WAKA watched that s**t and said oh hell no. LOL,” 50 wrote.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n <\/span> <\/p>\n50 Cent’s ABC Interview About Diddy<\/h2>\n