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4 of 4 The Diddy Doc - Episode Four: Sean Combs The Reckoning - Blink Again · Fanatically Speaking with Kent

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didn't the episode of Fanatically Speaking. I'm
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Kent, the co -host and promoter. I am Log Off,
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the Log Off legend, the hater of social media.
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I'm the co -host and producer of the show. And
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this episode is the last episode, the part four,
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of the Diddy documentary on Netflix. And go ahead
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with the title. Yeah, episode four, titled Blink
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Again. Okay. And that actually, that name was...
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It put me off a little bit. When I saw it, I
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was like, I don't get that. And then it actually
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kind of tied things together to something that
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was alluded to in episode three that we discussed,
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which is where it seems like every time you blink,
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something bad's happening around Diddy. People
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are getting hurt. Tragic things are happening.
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And he's always seeming to escape out the back
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door unscathed. So that was just kind of the
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theme. The episode and funny enough. I don't
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know if you know if you notice this it was actually
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the longest episode of the series Yeah, I noticed
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they kept getting longer. So yeah Yeah, yeah,
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I did notice that This episode it kind of started
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with he's on the phone of or you know currently
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or the more current video of him before his arrest
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They have someone on the phone and she's You
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know, they got some proof or something of that
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the female Loved every minute. So again did he's
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trying to get proof that he's innocent and did
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not do these things That are accused that he's
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accused of Yeah, so again, he's trying to get
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you know what he's accused of which is, you know
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racketeering sex trafficking Transportation to
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engage in prostitution. Yes some of those eventually
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we know we find out he gets off on and some he
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is guilty of. This episode again started more
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again with that and then it gets into Capricorn
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Clark. Yeah his former assistant. She started
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as assistant in 04 and ended up being the global
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brand director manager by the time she left in
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2012. She was in the weeds. Yeah, she was in
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the weeds. She saw a lot. She was big in this
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episode in the beginning and later. She tells
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the story that her first day was normal and then
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Puff took her out to Central Park with some guards
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at night. And she, allegedly she knew Suge Knight
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and was friends with his baby mama. And Puff,
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this is her story, Puff says that, you know,
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anything goes down, I'll have to kill you. And
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he said, this is how I would kill you. Dark in
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the park. Just letting her know that he knew.
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that she had been connected to Suge. And like
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I said, if stuff goes down, he was giving her
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just kind of a threat of saying, are you down
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with me or not? Because if not, and something
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does go down, this is exactly how I'm gonna do
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it. Yeah, and this is where a tie over from the
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last episode we recorded, we were just talking
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about just kind of, you know, the... the influence
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of someone with massive amounts of fame and power
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and power is subjective because a lot of people
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just kind of equate power to money but power
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is is a matter of influence that you have on
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groups of people to get your way and clearly
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at that point Diddy had some of it not to the
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magnitude he has now but like you said I mean
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in early 2000s he still had quite a bit of power
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And the interesting thing was, even after that,
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she still chose to continue to work for him.
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And it's a very, yeah, just dark. For me, it'd
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just be kinda like, ah, yeah, you know what?
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I don't think this is for me. Another thing I'll
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say is, I've had a couple jobs in my life where
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I started, and within the first day or two, it
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was clear, you know what? This isn't for me.
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First couple day or two was like, you know what?
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Yeah, this isn't a place I'm gonna work and It
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was for far less than someone alleging. Hey,
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if something goes down I'll end up killing you
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and I'm gonna tell you how I'm gonna kill you
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Now go ahead and keep on taking my money and
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come and work for my record label. It just yeah,
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it's That's a strange stuff And funny enough
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like says she ended up getting promoted but this
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at the time she was just going to be the assistant
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now She does talk about that. She's you know
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She kind of knew how to deal with puff and she
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kind of knew how to deal with people like puff
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so She seemed strong at the time that that didn't
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faze her you talk about puffing his power in
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early 2000s But again, dude is again. He's coming
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off clean off of everything. So that only builds
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your You know mindset that I can do anything
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right? And as compared to a lot of people a lot
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of celebrities who Again, they kept bouncing
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off bad things bouncing off bad things and eventually
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boom boom boom something bad really does happen
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and they get busted but in this case, it's he's
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bouncing off everything and So again, he thinks
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now I can do whatever that God complex Let me
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threaten this girl because I know she's connected
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to shug night and I'm just gonna let her know
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you like I said you're either with me and you're
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gonna work for me this house gonna go down but
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It could go down bad. Yeah, I couldn't imagine
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working for somebody after they threaten to kill
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me But at the same time then I'm like, well,
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maybe they'll kill me. I don't know. Yeah Well,
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that's the thing is if I say if yeah if I say
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no, do they kill me? It's like it and any Based
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on her allegations. It was if this if something
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to this magnitude happens I'll kill you it wasn't
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I'll just kill you just to kill you something
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would have had to proceed it and you know it's
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just it's just it's a very i don't know the whole
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thing was bizarre and and i and i liked her a
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lot like like listening to her speak it was a
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really good um a really good kind of inside perspective
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they had a lot of like behind the scene footage
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with her you know you know uh even with like
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you know puff and cassie and You know, like you
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said, strong leader. And there was a quote she
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said and I loved it, man. I should have written
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it down, but it was something to the effect of
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like she, you know, he was, he was like a mess.
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but she was like puff as a person was a mess,
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but she understood how to kind of navigate and
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steer his mess. She understood that that was
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her job. And it was very empowering to kind of
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hear someone say something like that. It's like,
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you know, everybody's not going to be perfect.
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But I know how to handle this person. This is
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my job. This is my responsibility. And this is
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why I kind of keep moving up the ladder. It's
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got nothing to do with me doing his dirt, but
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I'm here to, to, to, to make him look better,
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which is why he kept me around for so long. Yeah.
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And we'll, and like you said, we'll get into
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that where it comes back. She comes back. Like
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I said, she knew she was there with Cassie and
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stuff. So yeah, she said, like I said, she knew
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how to work with the chaos of puff. Yes. She
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knew how to deal with them. Again, strong woman,
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strong leader. And she worked her way up. She
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earned her time. And at this point in the doc,
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it just said she worked there until 2012. But
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yes, she understood Puff and could deal with
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them. And she had the mindset for it. But she
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also talked about him being good at mental games,
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attacking fears, and retaliation. But then that
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led into we get introduced to Little Rod Yeah
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Okay, so my take on this is It's probably gonna
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be a little controversial so I'm happy to let
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you go or if you just want to let me cook I'm
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fine, but That out of the entire documentary,
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that's the one that was probably the most confusing
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I'll have to cover a lot of ground to kind of
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land the plane But I mean it's up to you. How
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you want me to do this? How we want man like
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I said, he you know, they got it a little right
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like say he was hired eventually they said to
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work on the new and the newest album of Diddy
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and You know, he kind of gave his His story of
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what you know transpired with him and did he
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but yeah, go for it OK, so to set the table,
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so Lil Rod was a producer, relatively up and
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coming, kind of worked his way into the Bad Boy
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studio. Puff liked them. They worked together
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well. And according to Lil Rod, it was, hey,
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I want you to help me work on this album. And
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he pretty much moved him to Miami, moved Lil
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Rod to Miami with him to work on the album. Long
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days, long nights, he said some examples about
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how there was some complex sounds that Diddy
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was trying to get out of some of the music he
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was trying to make. And Lil Rod just kind of,
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he was the only person able to kind of crack
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the code and be able to get it to work. So Diddy
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was impressed by that and was like, you know
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what dude, yeah, I want you to help me make this
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album. You understand what I'm trying to do.
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There's all types of... I think there's, you
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know, days where I may have been drugged. You
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know, I was instructed to go to sex clubs and
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recruit women wearing a bad boy hat. You know,
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days where he said that, you know, he would wake
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up and there would be women in bed next to him,
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and then there's days he'd wake up and Diddy
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would be in bed next to him. And I'll just say...
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Fuck a little radio. And this is why. The crux
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of all of this came down to him. Surprise! He
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didn't get paid from Puff. Surprise! That's what
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Puff does. He signs you to these predatory ass
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contracts. He makes you wait and wait and wait
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and drags these out to where you don't actually
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get paid. You know, he played several voicemails
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from puff where puff is just kind of kicking
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the kicking the can down the road. And my problem
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with this is the entire time that he was there,
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he didn't have a problem with any of it. He didn't
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have a problem with the drinking. He didn't have
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a problem with the drug and he didn't have a
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problem with the sex clubs. He didn't have a
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problem recruiting the women. He didn't have
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a problem with any of that stuff when he thought
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that it was going to. financially benefit him,
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then all of a sudden he joins the Cassie lawsuit
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when she files her charges against Puff. When
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he realizes, hey, this has been going on forever.
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The album's done. I still haven't gotten paid.
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That was the one where, and we've talked about
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it, you know, the celebrity, the draw, the power,
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the influence that somebody like of a diddy has.
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But the entire time he was there, you don't just
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do that for several months away from your family,
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living in the house with this celebrity, and
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not have the wherewithal of what actually is
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taking place and being aware that you're being
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taken advantage of. And then the only time you
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want to scream and cry foul is when you don't
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get compensated in a manner that you thought
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you were agreed upon. It bothered me. I think
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it made him look terrible. I don't know what
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his plan is to work in the music industry after
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this, but it was a terrible showing of that you
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putting yourself in that situation as a grown
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ass man shows me the lack of character that you
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have as a human being because you're okay with
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the suffering when it involves everyone else,
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but when you think it benefits you, you got no
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words. So yeah, man, fuck Lil Rod. Fuck out of
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here. OK. Yeah, that's your take. I'm going to
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agree with you. I'm going to agree and disagree,
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or not disagree, but I'm going to give you another
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side. So I'll agree, because I was going to say
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this about it later, but 100 civil cases, somebody's
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got to be lying. I would think, again, you jump
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on the, you start seeing the cases come out.
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Some people are going to be like, wait a minute,
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this happened to me, let me come out. And some
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are going to be like, oh, let me jump on board,
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right? Yes. Not that Lil Rod's lying, but you
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could look at this a couple different ways. And
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before I get into that, I just want to hit on
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one thing that he did say, you know, he did say,
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and you alluded to this earlier, but in this
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episode is when Puff, Or did he? However you
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want to call him. His son Justin and a guy named
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G went into the bathroom at the studio. Yes.
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And then they shot him. Little Rod said he heard
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gunshots, goes in there, blood, good bleeding.
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They come out. They try to get help. He tries
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to help them. Tells them, tell the police, you
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know, the shooting didn't happen here. Security
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for Pup, they make sure, you know, that Everybody
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stays inside. They deal with the police and ultimately
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again another incident where you know did he
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came off? You know clean somehow the police just
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left and believed that the dude had got shot
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somewhere else and We don't even know what happened
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to the guy and then as he said the you know They
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told reporters and the reporters went with it
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the lie or whatever And everyone in the studio
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just carried on like nothing had happened. So
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that was kind of funny Just that, you know, something
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else, again, violent happened. Someone got shot.
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And again, did he come out clean? So, I'm gonna
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come back at you with a little bit here. You
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know, like some people could say, even though
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Lil Rod's a guy, he could be compared to Cassie,
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right? They say the same thing about Cassie,
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right? Like, why does she stay around? Was she
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being manipulated? Was she being held hostage?
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Was she, you know, was it the fame that kept
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her there? And the same like you just said about
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Little Rod, like why don't they just leave? And
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these things can be said about, you know, and
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that's what I want to just kind of like touch
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on it. I get what you're saying, right? That
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again, he said nothing and then all of a sudden
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he's like, oh yeah, this stuff happened. But
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people can look at that two different ways. That
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again, he was being promised 250 ,000 at one
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point, the house beside Diddy and producer of
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the year. And then of course he talked about
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again, ultimately he was only ever offered $29
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,000 and he never saw that. But he does, like
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he said, he did stay there and he was like, well
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I'm gonna finish the album, I'm already here.
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But to, like you said, he did stay there for
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13 months recording, they were doing this album.
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That's not as long as Cassie was with Diddy,
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but you know, he was still there in Miami. They
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were doing this whole thing So yeah, I mean like
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you said He's got the proof of the the voicemails.
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So obviously Diddy was not trying to pay him
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and Give him the runaround You know, he also
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you know Accused Diddy of sending him gay porn
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videos and messages that were weird and Then
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another funny thing happened and I'm all over
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the place here. I'll let you have it back Again
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again clowning Diddy's rapping ability Yeah,
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I mean But we know that like he was We know that
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he's never been a great rapper, but this was
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still funny They had video of Diddy getting upset
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because he just couldn't get it right. It was
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hilarious, man. And again, he don't have Mark
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Curry. He don't have these actual rappers there
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to help him. You know, he's trying to get it
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with a producer. And a dude trying to help, Lil
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Ross trying to help him. And he don't want to,
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you know, he's just like, it was funny. A couple
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of things was that it said eight bars took him
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seven months to record. And I was like, God dang.
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And Diddy compared himself to Jesus when trying
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to get it right. And I'm like, here we go with
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the God complex. He's comparing himself to Jesus
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when he's trying to rap eight bars. And by the
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way, in that, I've never seen Diddy heavier.
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He had he had titties And he was just listen
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man Watching him struggle was just one of those
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things. I mean he looked exhausted and You know
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it I Could I could see it it was like you said,
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you know in the previous episode just kind of
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just how beaten down he looked He looked terrible,
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man like he looked he looked like a defeated
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man just trying you know and he's and he's in
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this you know this um uh this mansion you know
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in Miami on the water trying to record this album
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just him and a producer just trying to get this
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one verse right uh that was pretty funny it did
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make me laugh but um i've i don't i don't like
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how hello rod just tried to normalize it man
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how it was just like, hey, this is what we do.
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This is how we're going to do things. That shit
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bothered me. And I don't want, I'm not going
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to let him skate. I can't, I can't allow it to
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happen. You saw all these things happen and you
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were okay with all of it when you thought that
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it was your come up. And then the second you
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realize you were going to get screwed the same
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way, call everybody. I mean, dude, this is the
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person who didn't even pay for Big's funeral.
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Yeah. I will agree with you here again, he noticed
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the hidden cameras and he stayed. That's kind
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of weird. Like I said, there's one thing, the
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freak offs, and it is kind of weird. Puff is
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not your normal father figure, by the way. The
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relationship with him and Justin also struck
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me. Not only are they shooting people, beating
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up people allegedly, they're also involved in
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freak offs. I was going to try to say this until
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a little later in the episode, but we're here.
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Yeah. All right. I, I'm going to make a comparison
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to Diddy and a Oscar winning acting performance.
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One that is one of the best ever. I'm going to
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compare him to Alonzo Denzel Washington's character
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in training day. Okay. Okay. I think that Diddy's
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position on things and how he's able to control
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people is he gets everyone wrapped up into his
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shit. And the premise is if I go down, we all
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go down. Oh, y 'all gonna try to get me on these
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drugs? By the way, y 'all been taking drugs for
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months and don't even know it. I've been drugging
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all of you people. You talked about the gunshot,
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you know, in the alleged bathroom thing with
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Lil Rod being there and all that. Justin was
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there. Diddy's got that on his own son. If it's
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true, he could say, Justin, I can just go to
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the cops and say you were the person that shot
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that dude in the bathroom that time. You were
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in there with me. So even if anything, you were
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an accomplice to what took place. Like, it's
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everything is, like you said, the recordings.
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It's like, oh, okay, I'm going to record this.
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I got a video tape of you with this guy, this
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guy, this guy, this guy. Oh, well, I was drugged.
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You can't prove you were drugged. You look like
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you were coherent in the video. Yeah. Having
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fun. Having fun. And you know what I'm going
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to do? I'm going to tape this tape and I'm going
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to send it to your mama. I'm going to send it
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to your family. I'm going to put this on the
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internet. It's just one of those things to where
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I feel like he always had a one -up just keeping
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everybody so wrapped up in his bullshit. to where
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if anything was to go wrong he had something
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on you because he's got you in the building doing
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something nefarious which even if you don't fully
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go down the way that he goes down it still it
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still ropes you in and brings you down as a character.
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You're an accomplice of some sort. You can't
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say, Oh, well, Diddy was taking drugs when you've
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got the same stuff in your system. Oh, well,
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Diddy was participating in freak offs when he's
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got videos of you sprawled out on a bed with,
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you know, people all over you. It's like, Oh,
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well, you were doing the same thing too. Um,
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and it's a, I don't know if it's a fair comparison,
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but it seemed to be a consistent theme. where
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everybody was involved in something. And like
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you said, with Curry, where he said the same
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thing, where it was like, where, I forgot, it
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was something that was taking place and he was
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like, oh, well, I'm gonna stay here and do this
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music. You guys can go. Y 'all can go. I'm gonna
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stay right here. I got to, that's recording now.
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No, that's when they went and yeah, beat up Steve
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Stout. Yeah, he was like, yeah, I'm gonna stay
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here. Y 'all do, y 'all go do that. Y 'all go
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take care of that. I'm gonna stay right here.
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I'm gonna go ahead and knock out these records.
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I need to finish this stuff up anyway. Yeah.
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He was smart. So, but, but again, it was, but
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even then he had to wear with all of some dumb
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shit's about to go down. I don't want to be a
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part of it, but I'm not going to leave bad boy.
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Well, he had already seen it. He'd already seen
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it. And even knew that. Yeah. If you're around
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them, something's going to happen. Something's
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going to happen. And even if, and even if he,
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and if he did go with him, Now, he's an accomplice.
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He's tied and attached to it. Now, it's Ann -Mark
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Curry beat up Steve Stout. You know what I mean?
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Now, his name is forever associated with it as
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opposed to him staying at the studio working
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on what he was working on. It's funny to me.
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It's hilarious. You're right. They briefly show,
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again, back to the recent videographer video
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and before the arrest or all this stuff coming
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down. This is very quick where, you know, it's
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Puff. It's, uh, his security, Fahim and Justin
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in there with the lawyer talking about a deal
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or something with, you know, about the case and,
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uh, you know, security for him. He was like,
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yeah, don't, you know, you're not supposed to
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be recording this. Yeah. We don't want to give
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away nothing. So, you know, so obviously they're,
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they're into the case. They cut back to Aubrey
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of Danny D. Kane. Where this is where she reads
25:14
the affidavit from a woman Who says she walked
25:18
in on puff in the security guard with Aubrey
25:20
and Aubrey has no recollection of this Yes, and
25:24
this woman again talks about Aubrey looking drug
25:27
inebriated of some sort and they are allegedly
25:32
raping her and You know, they kind of like dismissed
25:38
it, you know, she told Conrad who worked for
25:40
bad boy and produced any decaying and The woman
25:43
did and you know, he told her mind her business
25:45
and Aubrey again again another graphic another
25:49
Explicit moment with Aubrey where you know, she
25:52
doesn't even know this She doesn't remember it
25:54
and she says she doesn't want to remember it
26:00
Yeah, and the other thing was as she was reading
26:03
it it was and kind of recounting it, it was vehement.
26:09
Like, no, Aubrey, this happened to you. I saw
26:13
it. 100%. 100%. I have no doubt in my mind. I
26:17
know what I saw. Like, you may not want to hear
26:21
it. Yes, this is terrible, but this absolutely
26:24
happened to you. Yeah, I mean, it's sad, man.
26:27
That's sad as hell. Yeah, and this is someone,
26:30
again, not accusing him of doing it to them.
26:33
This is... Like, no, I saw it happen to you.
26:36
Yes. Yeah. And that's a little different. Yeah,
26:40
very different, because it doesn't show... That's
26:47
the empathy. Like, girl, I need to let you know
26:50
that this is what happened to you. I don't benefit
26:53
from telling you this, but I have to let you
26:56
know. Yeah. And she came forward. Good for her.
27:00
And I don't know if anything happened or will
27:02
happen, but we'll see. It cuts again to Diddy,
27:06
recent. He's looking for dollar -a -shard clips,
27:10
talking good about him. He's trying to get anything
27:13
he can to make him look good. He is ultimately
27:16
arrested on September 16th, 2024. His hotel room
27:23
is searched. Again, they found prescriptions,
27:26
9 ,000 cash in a fanny pack, more drugs, you
27:31
know, ketamine. baby oil lubricant more baby
27:36
oil uh nobel set and because he had an issue
27:44
with contacting witnesses and people who had
27:49
been uh subpoena yeah and the big one and the
27:54
big one that he had contacted was kalina harper
28:00
of dirty money yes She tells the story. This
28:06
is this is kind of crazy again. You think about
28:08
them Leaving everybody benefiting off of everybody
28:11
and like you said You never had empathy. You
28:15
never saw him helping anyone else But always
28:19
raising himself She tells the story where she
28:22
had reached out to him with help about a child
28:26
custody battle She needed a lawyer. She needed
28:30
5 ,000 and said she would pay them back And he
28:36
said no. But then he was reaching out to her
28:41
for her good word to help him out in these allegations.
28:48
What stood out to you most about that portion?
28:55
That she ultimately spoke out in his defense.
28:59
That's where I was going to go to. She's in tears
29:03
about losing custody of her children. She's in
29:07
tears of, man, I just need your help. She didn't
29:11
come off as a beggar. You're in a position where,
29:18
for him to have an attorney help her, and that
29:20
case is nothing. It probably wouldn't even cost
29:23
him any money to just call in the favor. For
29:25
him to just call in the turn and say, hey, I
29:26
need y 'all to go take care of that for me. And
29:27
I ain't paying you shit. Just go take care of
29:30
this for it. She the homie. Go take care of that
29:32
for me. He could do that. He has that type of
29:35
influence and power that we keep talking about.
29:39
He didn't do it, refused to do it. It was only
29:42
$5 ,000. Think about that. She was only asking
29:44
for $5 ,000. $5 ,000. Yeah. Now, honestly - How
29:47
much is he worth? 5 000, but here's the thing
29:50
and even here and this is where I'm one of these
29:54
people I would prefer if you need something from
29:56
me I would prefer you to ask me for the thing
30:00
as opposed to the money for the thing if that
30:02
makes sense I got like I would rather you ask
30:05
me to Lend you my car so you can drive my car
30:11
as opposed to you to ask me the money to help
30:12
buy you a car So but but for him He's so connected
30:18
to where he could you telling me and especially
30:21
him and all the nonsense that he's been wrapped
30:23
up in I'm pretty sure he spoke it to a child
30:25
custody attorney at some point in his life He
30:28
knows somebody that he can call and even at her
30:32
bottom at her worst She's still caped up for
30:35
him now. It was never confirmed whether or not
30:38
he actually gave her any money So I don't know
30:42
whether or not it was a paper play thing where
30:44
he asked her for the good word and for her cosign
30:47
And he broke her off something that was never
30:50
said or confirmed So I don't know and that might
30:53
be a leap that I'm making But for her to write
30:57
that out and for her to give him that to put
31:00
out publicly to try to make him look better Damn,
31:04
man. It's like y 'all got it bad She was in a
31:07
tough spot This was mainly about the allegations
31:10
from Dawn Richard. Yes, but she was like yeah
31:13
with dirty money To her I mean, you know to her
31:18
she was being about as honest as she could It
31:22
was like she didn't see anything So that's what
31:26
her story was because she could easily say, you
31:29
know Well, I've hear all this other stuff and
31:31
I don't know if he's a great person and yeah,
31:33
he didn't help me out But I honestly didn't see
31:36
anything Yeah, so when we talk about earlier
31:40
about anyone having his back She's the only person
31:44
Really that had spoken out to defend him. But
31:50
again, she was just telling her story Then it
31:56
goes into back to Capricorn Clark, yes She's
32:02
talking to you know lawyers and she's telling
32:04
the story What she witnessed and encountered
32:08
not just witnessed but was a part of You know,
32:11
we talked about her earlier being dragged to
32:13
Central Park her first day told it she would
32:15
get killed if anything went down Yeah Yeah, so
32:20
she tells the story of Cassie Diddy's out of
32:24
town Cassie stays with her Cassie goes out with
32:29
Kid Cudi and stays the night Then the next day
32:34
texter wants to go hiking those three She kind
32:39
of tells Cassie, you know like Puff can cheat
32:42
on you, but you can't cheat on him And it's gonna
32:46
come back to me because I work for him now. Ultimately
32:49
they do go hiking And she tells her like now
32:55
you you've kind of implicated me like you you
32:57
know, I mean I'm involved now A week later, Puff
33:01
allegedly shows up, Clark says, shows up at her
33:05
house about 6 a .m., 6 30 a .m., enraged with
33:09
a gun, asking why she didn't tell him about Kid
33:13
Gutty. She plays it off and says, oh yeah, that's
33:16
Cassie's friend. Well, he was like, get dressed,
33:21
we're going to kill him. So they go into that.
33:26
And this is where, of course, she says that she
33:28
was forced kidnapped to go with him, even though
33:31
she didn't want to. Of course, he's got a gun.
33:33
Go to Kid Cudi's house. She calls Cassie as Puff
33:37
goes inside. Cassie says, Cudi's with her. Puff
33:42
comes out. You know, basically, they get this
33:44
whole thing of, well, he's not letting Clark
33:46
go until Cassie comes. Cassie, of course, comes.
33:50
And this is where, of course, she says he never
33:53
hit Cassie in the face or anything like that.
33:56
She was just crouched down on the ground and
33:58
Puff just kicked the living daylights out of
34:00
her. Just kicking her, yeah. Yeah. Tells Cuddy,
34:05
you know, don't tell the police or he's killing
34:09
all of them. So that happened. And then, of course,
34:14
that was why Clark got fired or left in 2012.
34:21
She claims she didn't come forward because she
34:23
was protecting the culture. Um, it didn't make
34:28
any public statement either about Diddy being
34:32
the devil until Cassie, uh, you know, come out
34:35
with her allegations. Yeah. And, and that's the
34:38
thing. And she actually said that, uh, Capricorn
34:40
Clark did where she, she made it. She's like,
34:44
she's like, go back and look at my history guys.
34:46
Like I never said anything bad about bad boy
34:49
publicly. Like look at the records, like look
34:51
at what I've done since I've left. I've always
34:53
spoken glowingly about them. I've always spoken
34:56
glowingly about bad boy and my experiences there.
34:59
And she's like, but you know, when this type,
35:01
like she was called as like, oh, she was a witness
35:03
on the stand. And I kind of hate to fast track
35:07
to the jury conviction side of things. Do you
35:13
want to go ahead and move in that direction now?
35:16
Yeah, because after this, after her story, of
35:18
course, it cuts to the verdict in the trial.
35:21
And it talks to, like you said, two jurors. And
35:24
this is, of course, where he is acquitted on
35:28
racketeering and sex trafficking, but guilty
35:31
of... transportation to engage in prostitution.
35:37
He had eight lawyers, so he had his own dream
35:41
team. Johnny Cochran, RIP, was not here to help
35:44
him this time. So his PR, they talk about the
35:49
PR team doing work with, like you said, the jury.
35:56
They were not sequestered. So they got to go
35:58
home every day So, you know, they talk about
36:01
it going to social media and things like that.
36:03
I mean It was kind of interesting. I mean It's
36:08
a different world. It was kind of weird You know
36:13
about the jury like do you sequester them do
36:15
you not there's a lot of information Social media
36:18
is big now. So that was kind of crazy So and
36:21
I'm you know, it's in my name log off I don't
36:25
play those games on social media. If anybody
36:28
listened to this, if you love social media, congratulations.
36:32
That shit ain't for me. Fuck social media. I
36:36
question, I'm not gonna question the, I'm not
36:41
gonna question the influence that those social
36:46
media post. And just for clarification, it was
36:49
a lot of influencers that were kind of brought
36:52
in to give, contradicting slash glowing Diddy
36:59
perspectives on the case of what things were
37:01
happening. And it was alleged that some of the
37:05
things that they were saying on social media
37:06
were just flat out not true. To where, when things
37:10
would happen in court and it actually would hurt
37:14
Diddy, they would go and put a spin on it that
37:17
made it seem like it was actually benefiting
37:19
him to make him appear less guilty. That's one
37:22
thing. The part about it that I don't fully buy
37:27
is whether or not it actually impacted the jury's
37:33
influence as a whole. I think his celebrity and
37:38
power as a record, a major record executive played
37:43
a bigger role than what took place on social
37:45
media now in terms of shifting the public perception
37:48
shore i'll give you that that's the social media
37:50
influences and all that stuff but the particular
37:52
people that and especially the particular jurors
37:54
that they had these are people who are actually
37:57
on the jury they don't like people who were that
38:00
tied to what's going on on social media anyway
38:03
and the convictions in which they kind of dismiss
38:05
these allegations It made it look like the state
38:13
didn't do a great job bringing forth this case
38:17
Yeah, and I agree with that like the social media
38:21
stuff probably didn't affect the jury's like
38:23
they're in the courtroom and I think the lady
38:26
even spoke like Yeah, why we knew that wasn't
38:29
what happened So they're not getting fooled by
38:32
these things They spoke to they interviewed in
38:36
the doc two jurors, you know woman and a man
38:40
The woman knew who Diddy was, she grew up with
38:43
the music, all that. The man did not know who
38:46
he was, so he was coming in with a clear mind.
38:50
Don't know about the rest of them. Yeah, I think,
38:57
again, his lawyers probably did a better job,
38:59
his defense. One of the things that struck me
39:03
was, again, you have this video of Diddy and
39:08
Cassie. But domestic violence wasn't a charge
39:11
No, it wasn't and I don't know what the What
39:18
the stipulations were and domestic violence is
39:20
a tricky thing because it It wasn't domestic
39:26
violence. It wasn't like a simple assault and
39:30
I don't I don't I forget what state it took place
39:32
in what jurisdiction But it wasn't like it's
39:35
not a federal crime to assault someone And these
39:39
were like major, like this was a Rico case. This
39:43
was like racketeering. They made him out to be
39:47
this criminal kingpin ringleader. They were going
39:52
big. Yeah, they were going big. And if we're
39:55
going to be honest, I know as damning as that
39:57
tape was, I feel like that other evidence was
39:59
pretty strong too, even though the tape is horrible
40:03
for his public perception. And I will... tell
40:07
you this, and this is just what I know from my
40:09
limited legal knowledge. In a case like that,
40:14
it's explicitly stated by the judge that outside
40:18
other pending charges don't come into play. Right,
40:22
it's it's expressed to them and and I've and
40:25
I've actually sat on juries I think I've actually
40:26
told you about that that one story I've actually
40:29
sat on the jury and they're like listen all this
40:31
other stuff like you can't you can't have this
40:33
in your thought process When you're making a
40:35
decision we're talking about what's taking place
40:37
in here You listen to the defense you listen
40:39
to the state you listen to one side You listen
40:42
to the other and that's what you make your you
40:44
take all your preconceived notions and toss it
40:46
out the window That video that you saw on the
40:48
internet that does not play a role here. So As
40:53
damning as that video was, unfortunately, yeah,
40:56
nobody actually brought him up on charges of
40:58
that. No, and the other thing about the jury
41:03
and especially the two jurors they talked to,
41:06
they did not believe Capricorn Clark's story.
41:09
that Diddy had kidnapped her and forced her to
41:13
do all this. And they were just like, yeah, I
41:15
didn't buy it. I didn't buy it. Yeah, she was
41:17
crying. And how are you emotional over something
41:19
that happened such as such years ago? It was
41:23
crazy. It was really crazy. And listen, and I
41:26
don't know, maybe that documentary painted Capricorn
41:29
Clark to be far more believable than she was
41:32
in a courtroom. Out of everyone that they interviewed,
41:36
she seemed like the person that was on the least
41:39
amount of bullshit. At least to me. Yeah. She
41:44
was straight up, like you said, a strong woman,
41:46
but this was the one that broke her down. This
41:49
was the story. Like, and she kind of, like you
41:52
said, for the culture, she was like, I must stay
41:54
quiet, but then it's Cassie's time. If, if Cassie
41:59
comes forward, then I'm going to, then I'm going
42:01
to come forward. And, uh, and she did that. And
42:04
again, it was about her, but it was also about
42:08
Cassie. And it was also about another violent
42:13
activity, event that involved Puff. So she was
42:17
telling her story. And yeah, both of them were
42:20
just, like you said, adamant that they just didn't
42:23
believe her. That this could have never happened,
42:27
like, kidnap, really. Like, well, if you're held
42:30
with a gun and forced to go somewhere, That's
42:33
kind of kidnapping. Yeah, but but also it also
42:37
goes back to the the tropes that were repeated
42:42
by the by both of the jurors that were interviewed
42:46
The the tropes were kind of the same with both
42:51
Cassie and Capricorn Clark Where it's oh all
42:57
these horrible things happen to you over and
42:59
over again for years and you still stuck it out.
43:04
And now that it's over, you want to bring it
43:07
to light. That was kind of what was, that's the
43:10
correlation that both of the jurors seem to make
43:13
where it's like, eh, are you really a credible
43:16
witness here? Or you're just trying to go after
43:19
the rich, powerful black man. It, yeah, it was,
43:22
it was a little, it was unsettling. I was, yeah,
43:26
I wasn't a fan of them. And I didn't like how,
43:29
and, Damn it, Kent. Damn. The female juror that
43:38
they interviewed. Yeah. Why the fuck you smiling
43:42
so much? What you smiling so much for? Like like
43:49
it was like the first the first thing that came
43:51
to my mind was wow She's got some great teeth,
43:54
and then I'm like wait. Why am I seeing her teeth
43:56
so much? What's she smile? This ain't funny like
43:58
this ain't a laughing matter like like yeah like
44:01
like why is like why is everything you saying
44:04
with a with a crest smile Like it was it was
44:09
almost as if she was detached from the subject
44:11
matter Altogether like no like this was some
44:14
serious stuff And you're just casually, the dude
44:18
was real laid back. And another thing I want
44:20
to point out. Serious. Yeah, super serious. I
44:24
think it was strategic. Again, man, Diddy's got
44:26
some good lawyers. English was the second language,
44:29
dude. Yeah. You know, English was the second
44:33
language. For the female juror, not so much.
44:35
She understood what was going on. And she also
44:38
admitted that that was her era. No, yes. Like
44:43
I said, she knew. He had no idea. He has no idea.
44:47
Yeah, he doesn't listen to hip -hop. He's not
44:49
He's not bad boy for life. No, he is not no He
44:53
is not you know, can't stop won't stop take that
44:55
take that but for her it threw me off I'm like,
44:59
come on girl. Like like you do know this is on
45:02
video, right? Like what you smiling so much for
45:06
like this ain't funny like even though he got
45:10
off and even if you're not gonna take this serious
45:12
Read the room Yeah, she she definitely was really
45:18
happy about being on the documentary very very
45:21
happy yeah Yeah, and that brings me you know
45:26
brings us to the next you know we go they come
45:28
back with Kirk Burroughs Who was Diddy's right
45:31
-hand man at bad boy and of course ultimately
45:34
he you know he quit over the You know Diddy changing
45:39
the contract to Biggie so his family wouldn't
45:41
get as much money And they kind of painted him
45:45
as like the main victim, even though I think
45:48
there's probably bigger victims. But I mean,
45:51
people did die in this whole span of Puff and
45:57
Puffy, did he? But he is painted as a main victim
46:00
because he helped build Bad Boy right there with
46:04
Puff, godfather to Puff's son. But he ultimately
46:09
also has filed a lawsuit. against Buff, and his
46:15
case was dismissed. This was early on. And he
46:22
basically said he was banished from the industry
46:24
for the last 25 years. He had been homeless in
46:27
shelters, never got back his 25 % stock. And
46:33
this just, again, you can look at this different
46:38
ways, like you pointed out, like the jury looking
46:40
at Capricorn Clark. Is she just mad because she
46:43
got fired? You know, anybody can look at this
46:47
two different ways, right? You can look at everybody's
46:50
story. Everybody's alleged like I'm a victim.
46:54
This happened to me. And you got some people
46:58
that you might just look at and say, well, you're
47:01
mad because you got fired. Well, you're mad because
47:03
you got, you know, he didn't use you anymore.
47:07
You didn't get paid. But like you said. Like
47:11
someone like Little Rod, he hang around. Cassie,
47:15
again, you talk about the trial. I think ultimately
47:17
what did her in was text messages or that she's
47:21
the one doing the texting and the calling, getting
47:23
the gigolo. And there was the getting back with
47:26
Puff and that's a whole nother, like you get
47:29
into domestic violence and, you know, whatever
47:33
was going on between her and Diddy and this,
47:36
you know, relationship. But then you've got the
47:41
people like I said though. It's like it's still
47:43
a pattern. It's still a theme of This was your
47:47
guy at bad boy right and you just kicked him
47:52
to the curb and went on to the next one or Biggie
47:57
died and you just elevate yourself Danny decay
48:01
Aubrey you're out Danny decaying is done. I'm
48:04
going to dirty money or Like, yeah, you're gonna
48:08
take the fall, now we're done. It's on and on
48:12
and on and on. It's just another theme and the
48:15
pattern of, again, just using people. So again,
48:19
the jury can look at it however they want, right?
48:21
And it's always the case when people come forward
48:24
after the fact. It's always the question that's
48:27
asked, you know, why didn't you say something
48:30
then? Why didn't you say, you know, why did it
48:33
take you so long? And there's a lot of different
48:35
reasons and every situation I think is different.
48:38
And like you said, for some people, it's you're
48:41
like, this is fame. This is fortune. This is
48:44
like, I worked for Diddy. I worked for bad boy.
48:47
I can handle it. And then, you know, or yeah,
48:51
I'm getting this deal or I'm, you know, it's
48:54
kind of, and again, that's where you talk about
48:56
maybe there was mental manipulation. Maybe there
48:59
is some sort of control that he had on people
49:02
or the threat of violence or the threat of anything
49:07
so it's just the theme using others gaining power
49:14
money popularity and then again going on to the
49:17
next one and you know then they then they also
49:21
spoke about cassie and others during this documentary
49:25
during the trial who was spoken out against them
49:28
you know will there be you know retribution uh
49:32
from puff one day. Yeah and I mean and this is
49:37
where classic does does this documentary ruffle
49:45
so many feathers that there's more people looking
49:48
into and and this is kind of a great recap on
49:54
on the documentary as a whole, because if you
49:57
go back to everything, we've already talked about
50:00
all the instances of violence. We talked about
50:02
the charity basketball game. We talked about
50:05
the Tupac shootings, multiple Tupac shootings.
50:09
We talked about the biggie shootings. We talked
50:12
about the other gentlemen in the alleged recording
50:18
studio shooting. the Kid Cudi stuff. And by the
50:26
way, one thing, did they mention the whole Kid
50:29
Cudi's car getting blown up thing? No, they didn't
50:33
even mention that, right? Another glaring omission
50:38
in all this. Where is the plaid -vested umbrella
50:44
twirling Farnsworth Bentley? He was in like a
50:48
picture. He was in one photo. He disappeared
50:51
off the face of the earth. yeah so so my my my
50:56
bigger big picture question is is there going
50:58
to be more things that kind of resurface and
51:00
dig this and dig up you know some skeletons that
51:05
maybe he doesn't want revealed and you know i
51:09
love to make comparisons kind of do some comparison
51:12
shopping i i remember what do you remember what
51:17
was the genesis of what took down bill cosby
51:24
I don't, I'm not sure. Okay. The Genesis and
51:28
this is my wheelhouse. It was a comedian. It
51:30
was a Hannibal Burris. Oh yeah. And Hannibal
51:33
Burris said some things about Bill Cosby and
51:38
he didn't even say anything about any allegations
51:41
about Bill Cosby. And the crowd was kind of giving
51:45
him some shit. Oh man. What are you talking?
51:47
You can't say that about Bill Cosby and Hannibal
51:50
Burris is response. in a comedic set on stage
51:55
on the recording with a microphone, why are y
51:58
'all defending him? That dude's a rapist. Look
52:02
it up. Bill Cosby, he just said it. And then
52:06
that went viral. Hannibal Burress calls Bill
52:09
Cosby a racist, a rapist, excuse me, a rapist.
52:12
And then he looks at it and the people starting
52:14
to dig into it and goes, holy shit. Did y 'all
52:17
see all these allegations that Bill Cosby has?
52:21
of drugging and raping women, I feel like this
52:25
documentary could have that kind of legs, man,
52:29
to where it's gonna just touch on so many things
52:32
that people are gonna start coming out of the
52:35
woodwork, people who are not Cassie, people who
52:39
are not Capricorn Clark, people who don't have
52:42
a stake in the game and go, you know what, man,
52:44
I did see Diddy do that dirty shit, and I don't
52:46
even want any credit, I just wanna see this motherfucker
52:49
burn. It could start something like that. So
52:53
I just want to throw that out there, too. Well,
52:56
we don't know. Like you said, 77 cases are still
52:59
pending. That's a lot, dude. We don't know who
53:02
all those people are. I got another takeaway
53:08
from all this. And this is not my final takeaway,
53:12
but it is a takeaway. I think there's something
53:15
to be said. about him changing his name so many
53:19
times. Go. Oh, yeah, cook on that. Yeah, I'm
53:24
curious. Yeah, what you got? So that kind of
53:27
struck me, right? It's like, again, you talk
53:29
about these events that happened. He didn't so
53:33
much recreate himself. Again, he just kept getting
53:35
larger and larger. But it's almost, you know,
53:39
it's like, again, he is Sean Combs. He was Puff
53:43
Daddy, or Puff. Then he was Puffy. P Diddy Diddy
53:49
and it was kind of like Phases in his life. He
53:53
kept on You know what I mean? Does that make
53:56
sense? It's a I don't know if I'm really cooking
53:58
here, but I took it as like The the the phases
54:04
in his life in his career it changed with the
54:08
name Almost almost like he was trying to shed
54:13
his former self and leave that behind him. But
54:18
yet he stayed consistent, though. OK. Does that
54:23
make sense? I got you. No, it does make sense.
54:26
And by the way, if you think about it, I was
54:30
trying to think of instances of someone of his
54:33
magnitude. I mean, he changed his name a lot.
54:37
Yeah, I just rolled him off. But I'm trying to
54:40
think of someone at his level. who, I mean like,
54:45
I mean like 50 Cent, I know Curtis Jackson, Jay
54:50
-Z, Sean Carter, Hove, but they never changed
54:56
their name. That's, oh, hold on, Snoop did. Snoop
55:03
changed his name, Snoop Lion. Yeah, but he didn't
55:08
keep it. Yeah, and we just always called him,
55:10
yeah, we always called him Snoop anyway. Okay.
55:14
All right. No, no, that's a good point. You're,
55:17
I mean, it makes sense. And, and then, and he
55:19
would always, he never referred to himself as
55:24
his past self. He like, like what, like when
55:28
he changed his name to P daddy, he never went
55:30
back, back to puff or puffy or puff daddy. Yeah,
55:33
not really. Um, I'm going to make a little joke
55:37
here. Uh, yeah, the best name change was, uh,
55:39
old dirty bastard. Big baby Jesus. That is the
55:46
one that makes me laugh the most. Yeah, you're
55:50
right. I mean, I think everybody like us in this
55:53
doc, I mean, I go back and forth, I'd say Diddy,
55:55
but at the time he was Puffy, so I would just
55:57
be like, I'm just saying like Puffy, Diddy, whatever
55:59
you want to call him. We know who he is, right?
56:03
But you're right. I don't think he ever went
56:05
back. It was kind of like, yeah, I'm P. Diddy.
56:09
And then it's like, no, I'm just Diddy. It's
56:13
it's kind of funny. It's kind of weird And you're
56:17
right. I just think you said he was trying to
56:20
shed something But at the same time again as
56:24
we talk about the things just kept happening
56:27
That were the same violence bad things some was
56:30
hurt. Someone's killed Something happened and
56:34
he come out clean and even in this case I think
56:39
he didn't get the worst of it, right? It could
56:42
have been way worse. Life in prison. 50 months
56:46
instead of life in prison. But as you said, when
56:49
he comes out, it's not like coming out to nothing.
56:55
It's 77 cases are still pending. And as you said,
56:58
others may come out against him. And his days
57:02
in the music industry could be over. I mean they
57:10
kind of already were but as a as a There's there's
57:20
a couple of things that can end your career in
57:23
this day and age and One of them is when you're
57:30
exposed as a lame when we thought that you were
57:33
cool. I Think this documentary kind of did a
57:38
lot of that, where it kind of exposed him as
57:40
kind of a cornball. For sure. And, you know,
57:45
the allegations that are surrounding him are
57:50
as dark as they are and as consistent as they
57:54
are. Ultimately, I think the thing that would
58:00
ruin him would be one more allegation. I think
58:05
it's going to be like an OJ situation where something's
58:10
going to happen and it's like, oh, got you slipping.
58:13
Yeah. Got him. Let's go ahead and get him up
58:16
out of here. And now everything that's in that
58:19
documentary and his public perception is so dark
58:22
because this Diddy case is huge, not quite OJ
58:26
level, but it's well known. It's pop culture
58:30
and Now I think if one one small thing do what
58:37
OJ ended up going to prison for was benign In
58:42
comparison to a lot of things I see every day
58:45
in real life and in on the news Yeah, I mean
58:50
again if you again if you like we talk about
58:52
the OJ documentary another great documentary
58:55
the best as we've talked about Yeah, I mean that
58:59
was kind of yeah That was kind of a city. Yeah,
59:03
it was it was flimsy, but anything it was a it
59:06
was a get -back So OJ did he should take some
59:09
notes from OJ again one. He's gonna have to deal
59:11
with these 77 cases OJ just couldn't lay low
59:17
He just couldn't just not be involved in something
59:22
Did he's gonna have to go live on an island or
59:25
something? Here's the thing. You know what? I'm
59:27
so glad you said that can't he ain't gonna do
59:30
that shit Did you see the documentary? Did you
59:34
watch all four episodes? I know he's not, and
59:37
I try not to. There's no way in the world, man.
59:40
This is consistently him and who he is. Even
59:48
when he's in a mansion on South Beach, he can't
59:55
be quiet. He still has to be the life of the
59:58
party. He was smart enough not to send not to
1:00:01
go to clubs himself to try to recruit women He
1:00:04
sent somebody else to do it. But ultimately all
1:00:07
of them came back to the mansion like it he's
1:00:11
not gonna be able to turn that part off man,
1:00:13
like this is who he is as a creature and Yeah,
1:00:17
I think that's I think ultimately that's going
1:00:20
to be his demise. I think that's what's gonna
1:00:22
catch him slipping he I think they mentioned,
1:00:25
I can't remember who mentioned it, but it's like
1:00:29
he's, again, we talk about, he hasn't had a hit
1:00:32
in a while. He was grabbing for straws with this
1:00:35
newest album that he tried with Lil Rod. There's
1:00:41
something to be said about, again, no one having
1:00:43
his back. He looks like a broken man. He's also,
1:00:48
what is he, in his 50s? Yes. Right? And he's
1:00:52
trying to... Be a twenty -some year old With
1:00:58
the women the drinking the drugs the party and
1:01:01
it's kind of like do like you're in your 50s
1:01:04
Like, you know, you're it ain't gonna be the
1:01:06
same like you can't keep you're not gonna be
1:01:09
able to go back and do that now He's hanging
1:01:11
he's hanging out with his sons Like, you're getting
1:01:16
turned up with your sons, and I know a lot of
1:01:20
really close father -son relationships. Like,
1:01:23
damn. And they still look up and idolize him.
1:01:29
And one more thing, and I wrote this down. I'm
1:01:31
not going to get past this. I didn't like how
1:01:37
he was saying, well, God told me not to do nothing.
1:01:41
But he didn't say that y 'all couldn't do it.
1:01:43
Talking to his sons I'm not gonna do anything.
1:01:46
I'm gonna sit back here. I'm not gonna do anything
1:01:48
cuz that's what God told me to do But y 'all
1:01:51
get on out there and get to work Yeah, what the
1:01:55
fuck man? What are we doing? Yeah again My last
1:02:02
thing yeah, yeah, like said his father the father
1:02:04
figure is he is a way different I I consider
1:02:08
myself a fun dad But I'm also a dad. I'm also
1:02:11
a father. There's a line to be drawn. This is
1:02:15
obviously way out there from any normalcy of
1:02:17
anybody. The last thing I'm going to say, and
1:02:21
it's not really about Diddy, but this comes up
1:02:26
when I think about this. In this world, we look
1:02:29
at obviously celebrities. We put them on this
1:02:32
pedestal. We do it with athletes. I talked about
1:02:36
this earlier. actors, actresses, anybody, obviously
1:02:44
singers, musicians. If you don't take anything
1:02:48
else away from this, just know, everybody listening,
1:02:54
especially if you're young, your idols will let
1:02:57
you down. Every single time. Every single time.
1:03:02
They're all flawed human beings at the end of
1:03:04
the day. And the internet has shattered the perspective
1:03:08
that celebrities are better than us. They are
1:03:10
not. Yeah, no, it is. Hopefully that's becoming
1:03:14
more apparent. You know, like you said, there's
1:03:18
smoke, there's fire. There's a lot of stuff in
1:03:20
here alleged in the doc. There's a lot of stuff,
1:03:22
though. There's little proof of you could take
1:03:27
it for what it is and then grow with it your
1:03:29
mind. But yeah, yeah, idols, humans, these people,
1:03:33
they're just people. And again, we get, you know,
1:03:37
as you get older, you do start to feel different
1:03:40
about, uh, you know, celebrity and, uh, you know,
1:03:44
athletes in anything who's up there, celebrities,
1:03:47
whatever category. Um, but yeah, they will let
1:03:50
you down because they're human. Yeah. Uh, nobody's
1:03:53
perfect. And even though Diddy, you know, has
1:03:57
a God complex and called, you know, compared
1:03:59
himself to Jesus Christ, uh, the greatest human
1:04:04
so yeah even though that's the case yeah they're
1:04:08
gonna let you down uh you know don't put too
1:04:11
much stock in them because again they uh everyone
1:04:15
is imperfect uh i couldn't have said it better
1:04:18
myself and yeah i i don't want to meet any of
1:04:21
my heroes i just don't i'll continue to love
1:04:26
them from afar yeah they they they will let you
1:04:29
down and uh you learn that as you you grow up
1:04:33
so Oh, yeah. You good? Yeah. So I'm good, man.
1:04:38
I think that's a nice strong rap for the fourth
1:04:40
episode. Yeah. So that was the fourth episode.
1:04:44
We are finished with that and the whole series.
1:04:49
Again, this is fanatically speaking. I am Kent,
1:04:52
the co -host and promoter. I'm Log Off, the Log
1:04:54
Off legend, hater of social media, co -host and
1:04:57
producer of the show. Follow us everywhere. Facebook,
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1:05:06
us what you think about our opinions. I know
1:05:09
I said some things I probably shouldn't have
1:05:10
said, but I believe them. It came from my heart.
1:05:13
It came from my soul. And if you disagree, that's
1:05:17
fine. Throw it into comments. I'm not on social
1:05:20
media. I'm not gonna read it anyway, but it would
1:05:22
make for great engagement. Maybe somebody else
1:05:24
agrees with you. Maybe someone disagrees, but
1:05:27
throw it in the comments, man. I'm curious how
1:05:29
other people feel and think about it. I do think
1:05:32
the documentary overall was well done. Not my
1:05:35
favorite documentary ever, but it put a bow on
1:05:39
a lot of things and opened my eyes to some things
1:05:42
that I didn't know existed. So if we're going
1:05:45
to do this where we give it a rating, Kent, I'd
1:05:47
give this a strong seven and a half out of 10.
1:05:50
What do you think? Yeah, I was going to say seven.
1:05:55
I'll give it a seven and a half. That half is
1:05:59
more for nostalgia. And people in the faces that
1:06:04
I wasn't expecting to hear great stories and
1:06:07
things from, that gives it an extra half. But
1:06:10
yeah, I'll say seven and a half. You say seven.
1:06:12
I think that's strong. Yeah. I'm down with it.
1:06:18
Like I said, yeah, listen to us. For sure, listen
1:06:20
to us. And then, yeah, on social, yeah, follow
1:06:22
us, like us, share. tell others about the podcast.
1:06:28
Again, we mainly do sports, but as we said, we
1:06:30
like to do movies, we like to do pop culture,
1:06:33
and music is a part of that, and this documentary
1:06:36
is a part of that. And I think we enjoy doing
1:06:39
this. Obviously, we were gonna probably watch
1:06:41
the documentary anyways. So it would've been
1:06:44
even better that we were able to watch it and
1:06:46
then talk about it here on the podcast. But yeah,
1:06:49
like you said, get out there, listen, like, follow,
1:06:52
share. all that fun stuff. We are on all podcast
1:06:56
outlets. So yeah, go for it. Yeah. Check us out.
1:07:00
Yeah. And I think you said it best, a great way
1:07:02
to end it. This documentary is absolutely forever
1:07:06
ingrained in pop culture. It's a part of pop
1:07:08
culture history. Like this thing will be brought
1:07:11
up years from now as a documentary on a music
1:07:16
mogul legend. It's good stuff. Yes. But yeah,
1:07:21
man, that's it. That's all I got. You good? I'm
1:07:24
good. That's all right. All right. Let's kill
1:07:25
it.