50 Cent Labels P. Diddy's Dirty Money Album As 'Garbage'

In a recent interview with Power 92, 50 Cent has claimed that P.Diddy became friends with Maybach Music Group CEO Rick Ross only because his last album as Dirty Money ''was garbage.''

In 2010, Diddy formed a new hip-hop collective Diddy Dirty Money consisting of himself and two other female singers. The group released one album but have since disbanded so Dawn and Kalenna can focus on individual projects.

Fiddy clearly wasn't too impressed with Dirty Money's efforts and slams their LP.

"That Last Train in Paris project sent Puff to be Rick's buddy because that s**t was garbage. It's the truth," Fiddy told the radio station.

50 Cent and Diddy have taken shots at each other over the years, with 50 previously claiming that Diddy knew information about Notorious B.I.G's murder.

The South Jamaica, Queens, rapper also opened up about his former G-Unit allies who are now no longer part of his crew.

"I've spent the last five years going, 'What's the matter with them?' I haven't spoken to anyone."

The 'Candy Shop' star will release his long delayed Five (Murder By Numbers) on July 3, making it almost three years since the rapper's last album Before I Self Destruct.

It's been rumoured that the album will feature beats from Dr. Dre, Havoc and others.