Diddy's son Christian 'King' Combs slams dad's nemesis 50 Cent in diss track... but the rapper mocks him for mentioning raids on Diddy's mansions

Christian Combs, the son of the rapper-turned-record mogul Diddy, is going after one of his father's biggest tormenters.

Christian, who also goes by King Combs, took aim at 50 Cent in a new diss track he recorded.

The song made its way to the public on Sunday when DJ Akademiks played the tune on his livestream, which was shared widely.

The diss track was released in the wake of 50 Cent's continued mockery of Diddy — and his associates — as the rapper is the subject of an alleged sex trafficking investigation and has been sued by multiple women accusing him of sexual assault.

The song opened with Christian, 26, reciting lyrics to the tune of The Itsy Bitsy Spider in a droning tone before the beat kicked in 

'I dare one of you n****s to scream out "No Diddy" — f*** that n****a up!!!' Christian raps once the beat starts.

He also references the dual Homeland Security raids on his father's Miami and Los Angeles mansions in March. 

'Police raids the cribs like they think we selling crack, but we out here selling tracks,' he raps.

'All that gossip s*** was whack, but all they had was 50 Cent. Who put this city on the map?' he continues, mentioning the rapper by name.

Elsewhere, he references his father staying under the radar in the wake of his legal woes.

'Asking where my pops at? / He on a G6 getting a lineup,' Christian raps.

He even seemed to taunt the Homeland Security agents who raided the two properties. 

'Knock them walls down like when them Feddy boys ran in both our cribs,' he rapped. 'Too bad they ain't know we bought the one next door, 'cause that's the one they missed.'

Other lyrics suggested that 50 Cent should be investigated, and he also named dropped 50's longtime collaborator Eminem. 

50 Cent was quick to respond to the diss track with a string of posts shared to his Instagram account on Sunday and Monday.

The 48-year-old hitmaker jokingly wrote that he was 'so threatened' by Christian lyrics while posting a photo of the younger rapper grinning while dancing with his father Diddy (real name: Sean Combs).

'I feel so threatened by the things Christian is saying on his record. I’m afraid for my life, please don’t hurt me guys,' wrote 50 Cent. 'I never mentioned or posted anything about puffy’s kids because KEEFE D said he killed 2Pac LOL.'

50 was reference Duane 'Keefe D' Davis, a gangster who was charged late last year with the murder of Tupac Shakur. Davis had previously claimed that Diddy had offered him $1 million to kill Shakur.

50 Cent then followed that post up with a short clip from the 1992 film Juice, in which Tupac gives Omar Epps a sinister stare just as he closes a locker. 

Another post featured a short video with photos of Christian and Diddy, along with images from Grace O'Marcaigh, documenting her alleged injuries from Christian.

'Damn @kingcombs that what you told Grace O’Marcaigh on that boat huh, gave her the puffy juice with that special sauce in it. LOL BOY OH BOY! BAD BOY FOR LIFE!' 50 taunted in his caption.

The alleged event took place in late December of 2022, shortly before Diddy hosted a star-studded yacht party on New Year's Eve.

According to TMZ, O'Marcaigh alleges that King tried to kiss and grope her after giving her a shot of liquor she suspects was spiked.

The outlet reported that O'Marcaigh also has audio recordings of herself allegedly turning down his advances in the yacht's studio and trying to get away from him.

Afterward, King allegedly attempted to force O'Marcaigh to perform oral sex on him.

She included photos of bruises on her arm, which she says she got during the altercation while fighting him off and escaping. 50 Cent included the pictures in his video.

Aaron Dyer, a lawyer on Diddy and King's defense team responded to the lawsuit in a statement to Us Weekly in April.

'We have not seen this woman’s claim but I'm sure we can expect the same kind of manufactured lies we've come to expect from Tyrone Blackburn and his clients, just as we saw in Rodney Jones' lawsuit — which has yet to be served,' said Dyer.

'He was just slapped by a federal judge in New York earlier this week for his "pattern of behavior" in "improperly [filing] cases in federal court to garner media attention, embarrass defendants with salacious allegations, and pressure defendants to settle quickly,"' he continued.

'Two days after he was referred to the disciplinary committee in the Southern District of New York, it's interesting he chose to file a new suit in California.

'This is just another page from that same playbook, as we learned of this lawsuit the same way anyone hears about Mr. Blackburn's filings: through the media,' Dyer added.

After King and brother Justin, 30, were arrested last month during raids on their father's Los Angeles and Miami homes, they have hired attorney Jeffrey Lichtman, accusing investigators of 'excessive use of force' during the arrest at the Holmby Hills mansion.

50 Cent returned with another post early in the morning on Monday in which he poked fun at Christian's boastful line in his diss track about federal agents allegedly missing one of Diddy's properties.

'Now why would you say some s*** like this when you know the FEDS are investigating. IS YOU STUPID OR IS YOU DUMB? LOL,' he joked.

The Get Rich Or Die Tryin' rapper returned with another post just featuring headlines of news stories referencing Christian's diss track and 50's responses to it.

'I really don’t understand why they want to drug women, if she can’t remember how good it was the next morning. How do you connect?' he wrote.