Sean “Diddy” Combs accused of gang rape of teen girl in new lawsuit

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Is Diddy in custody?

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Anonymous wrote:As usual the conversation shifts to the women and what they look like instead of the gross men in their lives.

Women are not blameless in the video, music, entertainment industry. They have also profited from the focus on "sex sells" ubder the guise of "artistry." Our children and teens are paying a huge price for it.

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But did she or did she not have plastic surgery does nothing about that. Get real.

PP here. Didn't post about plastic surgery. Couldn't care less.

Not sure why you responded then. Because discussing their plastic surgery has nothing to do with anything.

Huh? My comments have been about making women sexual objects in the name of making millions. It's a disgusting business.

DP

The entire rap and hip hop industries are deeply grounded in misogyny, sexualization and objectification, the worst of toxic masculinity, violent responses to anything that could be (mis)construed as disrespect, and materialist attitudes using lyrics that aren’t grammatically correct.

Nothing they are saying about Diddy is surprising.

WTF !
The ENTIRE industry is not engaging in that.
Hip hop has numerous types and artists. Just because all you hear is that, doesn’t mean that is all there is.
Focus on what you know.

Please share the name of a male in the rap business whose lyrics and videos honor women and treat them with respect.

Lecrae
Tripp Lee
Tedashi
They are Christian rappers
Tobe Nwigwe
The Roots
Arrested Development
Digable Planet


Just stop you know very little about hip hop , just stick to criticizing Diddy.

I said rap. Not hip hop. Not Christian rap.

These are all rappers you idiot .

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Anonymous wrote:As usual the conversation shifts to the women and what they look like instead of the gross men in their lives.

Women are not blameless in the video, music, entertainment industry. They have also profited from the focus on "sex sells" ubder the guise of "artistry." Our children and teens are paying a huge price for it.

.

But did she or did she not have plastic surgery does nothing about that. Get real.

PP here. Didn't post about plastic surgery. Couldn't care less.

Not sure why you responded then. Because discussing their plastic surgery has nothing to do with anything.

Huh? My comments have been about making women sexual objects in the name of making millions. It's a disgusting business.

DP

The entire rap and hip hop industries are deeply grounded in misogyny, sexualization and objectification, the worst of toxic masculinity, violent responses to anything that could be (mis)construed as disrespect, and materialist attitudes using lyrics that aren’t grammatically correct.

Nothing they are saying about Diddy is surprising.

WTF !
The ENTIRE industry is not engaging in that.
Hip hop has numerous types and artists. Just because all you hear is that, doesn’t mean that is all there is.
Focus on what you know.

Please share the name of a male in the rap business whose lyrics and videos honor women and treat them with respect.

Lecrae
Tripp Lee
Tedashi
They are Christian rappers
Tobe Nwigwe
The Roots
Arrested Development
Digable Planet


Just stop you know very little about hip hop , just stick to criticizing Diddy.

I said rap. Not hip hop. Not Christian rap.

These are all rappers you idiot .

You need to learn more. There are differences, but feel free to put Mr. Sean Combs Puff Diddy Puff Daddy and his buddies in whatever "appropriate artistic" category you wish.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:As usual the conversation shifts to the women and what they look like instead of the gross men in their lives.

Women are not blameless in the video, music, entertainment industry. They have also profited from the focus on "sex sells" ubder the guise of "artistry." Our children and teens are paying a huge price for it.

.

But did she or did she not have plastic surgery does nothing about that. Get real.

PP here. Didn't post about plastic surgery. Couldn't care less.

Not sure why you responded then. Because discussing their plastic surgery has nothing to do with anything.

Huh? My comments have been about making women sexual objects in the name of making millions. It's a disgusting business.

DP

The entire rap and hip hop industries are deeply grounded in misogyny, sexualization and objectification, the worst of toxic masculinity, violent responses to anything that could be (mis)construed as disrespect, and materialist attitudes using lyrics that aren’t grammatically correct.

Nothing they are saying about Diddy is surprising.

WTF !
The ENTIRE industry is not engaging in that.
Hip hop has numerous types and artists. Just because all you hear is that, doesn’t mean that is all there is.
Focus on what you know.

Please share the name of a male in the rap business whose lyrics and videos honor women and treat them with respect.

Common. Talib Kweli. Many many many others. Been in the game for like 30 years too.

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Anonymous wrote:As usual the conversation shifts to the women and what they look like instead of the gross men in their lives.

Women are not blameless in the video, music, entertainment industry. They have also profited from the focus on "sex sells" ubder the guise of "artistry." Our children and teens are paying a huge price for it.

But did she or did she not have plastic surgery does nothing about that. Get real.

PP here. Didn't post about plastic surgery. Couldn't care less.

Not sure why you responded then. Because discussing their plastic surgery has nothing to do with anything.

Huh? My comments have been about making women sexual objects in the name of making millions. It's a disgusting business.

DP

That was Michael Vick's defense for his dog fighting garbage, it's cultural. Hell even Whoopie Goldberg was spouting off in his defense using black culture. Wasn't right then and it's not right now.

The entire rap and hip hop industries are deeply grounded in misogyny, sexualization and objectification, the worst of toxic masculinity, violent responses to anything that could be (mis)construed as disrespect, and materialist attitudes using lyrics that aren’t grammatically correct.

Nothing they are saying about Diddy is surprising.

I agree with you….But before all of this came out, if you made a statement like that, you would be accused of being racist or not understanding black/rap culture. Sorry but that’s the truth.

Of course it’s true.

The reality is the black community embraces and glorifies some bad behavior and explains it away as culture.

The Piers Morgan interview of Diddy’s friends really underscored how messed up their code of ethics is. It’s normal behavior for them…which is why it was tolerated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is Diddy in custody?

No. He wasn’t officially charged with anything either.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is Diddy in custody?

No. He wasn’t officially charged with anything either.

Is it possible he will be? I mean nothing seemed to come from the Epstein case for him (I mean we know what happened to him) or Maxwell or any of the trillion other people linked to him.

I'm just here for more dirt on jayz and Beyonce!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As usual the conversation shifts to the women and what they look like instead of the gross men in their lives.

Women are not blameless in the video, music, entertainment industry. They have also profited from the focus on "sex sells" ubder the guise of "artistry." Our children and teens are paying a huge price for it.

.

But did she or did she not have plastic surgery does nothing about that. Get real.

PP here. Didn't post about plastic surgery. Couldn't care less.

Not sure why you responded then. Because discussing their plastic surgery has nothing to do with anything.

Huh? My comments have been about making women sexual objects in the name of making millions. It's a disgusting business.

DP

The entire rap and hip hop industries are deeply grounded in misogyny, sexualization and objectification, the worst of toxic masculinity, violent responses to anything that could be (mis)construed as disrespect, and materialist attitudes using lyrics that aren’t grammatically correct.

Nothing they are saying about Diddy is surprising.

WTF !
The ENTIRE industry is not engaging in that.
Hip hop has numerous types and artists. Just because all you hear is that, doesn’t mean that is all there is.
Focus on what you know.

Please share the name of a male in the rap business whose lyrics and videos honor women and treat them with respect.

Common
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
KRS-One
David Banner
Chuck D
Kid Cudi
MF DOOM
Brand Nubian
Little Brother
Tobe Nwigwe

I could keep going.

[Anonymous]

The woman who was shot in the nightclub now says J Lo handed Diddy the gun and Diddys the one who shot the gun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The woman who was shot in the nightclub now says J Lo handed Diddy the gun and Diddys the one who shot the gun.

Them this is old news.
Oh My God!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Diddy in custody?

No. He wasn’t officially charged with anything either.

Is it possible he will be? I mean nothing seemed to come from the Epstein case for him (I mean we know what happened to him) or Maxwell or any of the trillion other people linked to him.

I'm just here for more dirt on jayz and Beyonce!!!

I don’t know. I don’t think he will be charged unless they can really tie drug trafficking or sex trafficking charges to him. Culturally, because many of his victims were young male R&B singers like Usher and Chris Brown and Christopher Williams or Justin Bieber it’s going to be hard unless they help the case anonymously . For men it’s really really hard for them to go public. It takes a really brave man to do so.

While we are discussing Diddy, Lou Pearlman who managed NSYNC/Timberlake and Backstreet Boys is also a child molester. It makes me sad that many of our great stars went through underage abuse by these gatekeepers

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The woman who was shot in the nightclub now says J Lo handed Diddy the gun and Diddys the one who shot the gun.

Them this is old news.
Oh My God!

It’s not old news for me. I don’t pay attention to Diddy or J Lo.

I know that the 90s were the wild Wild West and everyone was super paranoid and carrying guns everywhere after Tupac and Biggie were killed but I haven’t paid attention to any of these stories in decades

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Diddy in custody?

No. He wasn’t officially charged with anything either.

Is it possible he will be? I mean nothing seemed to come from the Epstein case for him (I mean we know what happened to him) or Maxwell or any of the trillion other people linked to him.

I'm just here for more dirt on jayz and Beyonce!!!

I don’t know. I don’t think he will be charged unless they can really tie drug trafficking or sex trafficking charges to him. Culturally, because many of his victims were young male R&B singers like Usher and Chris Brown and Christopher Williams or Justin Bieber it’s going to be hard unless they help the case anonymously . For men it’s really really hard for them to go public. It takes a really brave man to do so.

While we are discussing Diddy, Lou Pearlman who managed NSYNC/Timberlake and Backstreet Boys is also a child molester. It makes me sad that many of our great stars went through underage abuse by these gatekeepers

This is why parents pushing for fame with young children seem more than a little off. Who would want this for their kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is Diddy in custody?

No. He wasn’t officially charged with anything either.

Is it possible he will be? I mean nothing seemed to come from the Epstein case for him (I mean we know what happened to him) or Maxwell or any of the trillion other people linked to him.

I'm just here for more dirt on jayz and Beyonce!!!

I don’t know. I don’t think he will be charged unless they can really tie drug trafficking or sex trafficking charges to him. Culturally, because many of his victims were young male R&B singers like Usher and Chris Brown and Christopher Williams or Justin Bieber it’s going to be hard unless they help the case anonymously . For men it’s really really hard for them to go public. It takes a really brave man to do so.

While we are discussing Diddy, Lou Pearlman who managed NSYNC/Timberlake and Backstreet Boys is also a child molester. It makes me sad that many of our great stars went through underage abuse by these gatekeepers

This is why parents pushing for fame with young children seem more than a little off. Who would want this for their kids?

Greedy parents. There’s a 5 part doc out now called Quiet on Set about Nickelodeon molesters . It is a must watch especially for stage parents. The story of Drake Bell is especially sad. His dad had the intuition to distrust the molester but the delusional mom saw nothing wrong

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is Diddy in custody?

No bro, he’s out and about in Miami! Went to top golf today and then at some cafe.