The Horrifying Untold Story of Diddy

[@Volksgeist]

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[@Rainyydayytodayy]

I'm subscribed! This video is very good and I can see you put a lot of effort in it! Unfortunatly I have no creditcard, I live in Europe. I'd love to see the second part! Really good job!

[@liurodriguez5964]

Fantastic job! There is a lot to look at to any human being and their behaviors as an adult! Sadly, every time a child is expose to a cruel and violent environment it can lead to very bad behaviors. Personally, I believe that some humans developed negative defense mechanisms to the horrible environments they’re expose at an early age! Is me, you, and we who need to change that STAT. We need to re build a loving, embracing and supportive society!

[@LadyPamela63]

@@liurodriguez5964 Wow that is very true!!! And well said indeed YT friend!!! Thank God there are so very very VERY many of us that took the opposite route and grew to be kind loving Adults although still live with the trauma... And you are so right,,,,"me, you and we need to change that STAT" !!! I just love that sentence!!!! Thanks for your insight love xx 🫂🌻

[@liurodriguez5964]

@@LadyPamela63 Love and light your way! For the love to the children🙏💖🙏💖🌻🌻💖💖💖🌻🌻💖💖💖💖

[@LadyPamela63]

@@liurodriguez5964 OMG you brought a little tear! ♥️ I’ve had a hard few days or more and that just changed my little emotional world my friend 💗 Thank you so much🫂😘🫂😘🌺💗

[@arjr74]

The one line that stood out to me out of all this... "His past may explain his actions, but it does not excuse them"

[@syreetajames]

Facts 💯

[@lavarclinton7942]

He was spot on with the facts but becuz he's yt he started lying. Puff music still getting played and u can go into any bathroom and they'll have a bottle of sean john

[@yuncelluz8709]

@@lavarclinton7942facts

[@AlyssaTaylor9]

100%. You are not at fault for what happened to you (especially so as a minor), but you are always responsible for what you do next.

[@abx024]

Learning the difference between an excuse and an explanation is a big part of maturing I found out when I was 17. Making excuses just means you’re only sorry you got caught, and you’d prefer to be let off the hook than feel guilt and the repercussions of one’s actions

[@andrewah15]

I give you so much credit for putting together this video breaking down the evil that is Diddy. I’m hoping that KZbin is able to approve the part two about Diddy as he needs to be exposed.

[@Cloudy_Jones]

There can’t be a part 2 until the trial is over, once the discovery portion happens we will learn way more about what was actually happening, the evidence for this case is bouta be wild if the tapes are allowed to be used.

[@deborahholt793]

Yup, the narrative is precise and quick

[@andyirons7162]

He took on Diageo, a multi-billion company run by super powerful white rich guys, and whose biggest shareholder is Blackrock. Dude thought he could power-tussle with the top of the lizard elite pyramid......raping kids was bound to catch up with him (a 10yr and 15 yr old boy and Bieber). Plus the 10000s of hours of video of powerful people doing degenerate things at his freak off parties. Shaun Atwood has some awesome vids.

[@AntnyGordo]

Yeah but he completely left out LA Reid. Clive Davis is openly gay and is the big boss of them all. He himself had a tendency to go after men who had bisexual tendencies. Clive Davis is LA Reids boss. LA Reid is P-Diddys boss.

[@ΈτσιΓουστάρω-σ6τ]

Best Diddy video I've seen, explains a lot about his character

[@diannathomasjohnson3751]

P Diddler would be the same nobody he started out to be if he hadn’t rode on the backs of the true artists by collecting royalties he wasn’t entitled to. He, essentially, stole their money by taking advantage of them. I hope he is tried and convicted and rots underneath the prison, along with his mommy! To all of his victims, I am so sorry for everything you have gone through. I hope and pray you see justice. And to all of you who lost your lives, keep resting in peace. Justice will be served. Thank you for this documentary and the truth.

[@krystin_stand4truth]

Ooooh, once he convicted and released with other inmates....he won't live long. They are already wanted to take him out for the respect earned from other inmates....and to make a name for themselves. That's IF he will get to live to be convicted before he's taken out.

[@suchafknladyyy5780]

​@@krystin_stand4truth ummm idk you'd be surprised honestly same way R Kelly essentially paying for protection so to speak

[@alicesmith6750]

@@krystin_stand4truth They'll be smarter if they turned that into paid protection.

[@Magneticitist]

If not Diddy it would have been somebody else. I mean honestly this all kind of seems similar but less shocking than some of the other truths to come out of NY. Bambaataa for example where Hassan Campbell told a pretty wild story involving a pretty wild description of the status quo at the time. I think he said something along the lines of, if there were 50 kids from the neighborhood over in one place or event, his abuser had probably violated at least 40 of them. We're talking what is basically a structured industry where "talent" is recruited and groomed and it wasn't just Diddy. This element of the rap culture at the time was undoubtedly just some branch which grew from an old tree in the entertainment industry in general.

[@bsweat9230]

Why do you drag his mama into this ish???? Shame on you. Diddy is what only Diddy did.

[@zikietseka2353]

"Despite his desperate lifelong attempts to make himself into something, he was at the end of the day, still nothing". Bro you should write a book, your quotes in this video are classic

[@zinilebt6002]

yes!

[@Cloudy_Jones]

Being the owner of one of the most successful record labels, part owner of Ciroc, becoming a billionaire, I know he’s a monster but he didn’t accomplish nothing.

[@FayeLawnKrack3d]

Why does that quote seem to apply to me? I remember striving hard for so many things so far, but things went downhill. Then, pre-pandemic, it went downhill, then it improved somehow at some point. Then, it crashed afterwards so bad. Then, it’s improving slowly, but I don’t see the progress at the moment, if there is, then maybe I just can’t see it, and there is a chance I won’t ever see it ever again if I’ll be blunt. It just hits hard.

[@chantataylor1880]

@@Cloudy_Jonesbut the top to the bottom now u back to where u started u just a well

[@MyFavoriteColorIsGlitter]

All he cares about is money and materialistic items……… he will kill to get ahead. You can’t take that with you when you die & by you killing others to get ahead will get you nowhere good in the end

[@ahenwaa5133]

You really covered everything in a chronological easy to understand way. Your research didn't depend on gossip, assumptions, myths or conspiracy theories. Well done @Volksgeist. This was an eye opener and excellent narration. Looking forward to part 2. All the best to you and I pray that this disgusting soul destroying human gets his just desserts.

[@sararichardson737]

Accept for the mentioning the titles of the break out beats that jump started his career as a producer.

[@ameliacorin7383]

@@sararichardson737 Agreed. Think you mean except versus accept.

[@sararichardson737]

@@ameliacorin7383 yes and that he did not

[@ReMadeMind]

This was an excellent, well put together, in depth documentary. Good job. It was an enjoyable view.

[@AndrewTimir]

The most horrifying fact is that he is only one who is being exposed. There are many people like him who probably do same or even more creepier stuff

[@sallyderoey415]

He couldn't have done this alone, I hope he doesn't take the fall alone... hopefully they all go down with him, even if Hollywood runs empty

[@MikeM-is1lb]

Probably not and definitely not on this alleged level. You have to have significant means to pull off something of this alleged magnitude.

[@aj2037]

Think about it like this, most people with stupid amount of money is probably involved and payed off their victims keep quite. Not too sure why everyone making this such a big deal there’s probably people doing worse yo it’s 2024 can’t be surprised no more

[@joanleon8704]

This lifestyle is more common than not among entire entertainment, politicians, their friends/associates/friends, etc.

[@markkruer6618]

It's only just begun

[@vianatasam]

The best put together video I have EVER seen on KZbin. You sir. Deserve an award!!

[@czarrina]

My dad is head of public safety at CCNY, was in a slightly lesser admin role back then. He also was left alone with the bodies. He still has trauma about it. The college wanted to use their own security/ fire marshall but the Puffy team insisted they use their staff who took over all safety for the event. From that day on they do use their own people for EVERYTHING, no more exceptions (even secret service works with college guards) due to Diddy.

[@melody5683]

☮&💜

[@lindalawon9151]

At least the CCNY College Security and the other Law Enforcement Agencies now work together as a result of that back in the day tragical event given by Diddy.

[@lisandottyreynolds3203]

Exactly he has had the power above the law because he'd probably be getting the fbi nonce's kids to tamper with. Hes made money from Tupac and biggie this is a good video

[@amandaalkananey1742]

😢

[@wakegary]

we gotta stop using the stage names he chose for himself. that's like letting john wayne gacy wear his clown stuff in court. call him his real name, Paynus Dorf

[@Raisedbyhiphop]

Imagine suge calling you heartless. Damn

[@solitivity]

Suge was a bit of a savage, but he isn't heartless, I wouldn't say. Hell, even Von had people he was good to. But yeah, Diddy's different. I think he's probably a sociopath.

[@celestetheariesdorsey952]

@@solitivitydefinitely is one alone with Big Narcissist

[@HildeAzul]

He make Suge seem like our Teddy Bear Unc.

[@robjr6983]

​@@HildeAzulSuge had folk drinking piss😂😂😂

[@VGDomination]

@@solitivity suge is just as bad as all of them. dont let him fool you.

[@Shimbayah7x77]

Good coverage. However, one glaring omission is the relationship with Clive Davis, who was the person who financed Diddy’s Bad Boy label after he left Uptown. 😒

[@littleMissXeOBA]

He talks about it in the second part 😊

[@Stevieboy042562]

I agree. That relationship with Clive Davis is worth exploring. Davis was a wealthy, successful record executive who must’ve suspected if not known Combs’ dark tendencies.

[@cherylreadman2271]

​@@Stevieboy042562My understanding is good ol' Clive is deeply, intensely evil, another who just 'eliminates' those in the way or who might talk... He killed Whitney, and not just her. Evil incarnate, both of them. 1:02:09

[@donnaflores2166]

@@cherylreadman2271Diddy wasn’t a child when he met Clive Davis it was Andre Harrell who introduced Diddy in the first place He should be held responsible

[@GhostOnHiatus]

I love love love that you read out all the audio and all the quotes of him talking. Thank you, I really am tired of hearing his voice or seeing his face but I do definitely want all the information available and an in depth lowdown of what's going on 😂 Side note: the amount of detail put into this is absolutely chefs kiss, i appreciate your ability to connect all the dots.

[@peaceandlove9750]

Thank you I thought I was the only one who appreciated that

[@RhomonaNewson]

Wow I just luv the way u put this article together man DAMN GOOD WORK I MUST SAY!!

[@rachelturgeon114]

Exactly.

[@thestarwitch444]

👏🏻

[@EleniGermanakos-xv7lm]

Congratulations Salvatore 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@TheGkardonski]

I had never watched a video of yours, and let me tell you, you are excellent! The research and your writing are just very well put together. I am looking forward to watching many more of your documentaries. Congratulations!

[@1985snx]

2 minutes into it , I thought okay, this is worth watching.

[@VeenaVictoria]

Your analogy regarding mount St. Michael and the alter boy role, i.e. THE IMPACT on Diddy, is right ON POINT!!! People will try to downplay that because it is misinterpreted as an attack on a particular group. However, MANY MONSTERS have been made out of these Catholic church and school traumas.

[@donnaflores2166]

The narrator says Diddy wasn’t one of those abused

[@Fulldisclosure23]

Thank you for covering Diddy's rise and downfall. There is so much I didn't know about him and his evildoers. My heart goes out to all the victims, especially the minors!

[@patrickshand69]

Just cause your born into horrible circumstances doesnt mean you automatically fall into your past you still have a choice and he chose the darkness hes 100 percent at fault

[@jan-oh3zb]

I totally agree with you

[@JeannineHunter-o5y]

I agree! You’re not your.

[@millhouse313]

It doesn’t matter how they’re brought up, blacks have this culture that will perpetuate forever.

[@dr.allenstevens6220]

No matter how it ends for him, the story of, "Did He," or "Diddy," will be a super duper block buster movie on Netflix, or elsewhere. Doc

[@seezofficial2043]

Wow this is so detailed out of all the docs I’ve seen bout diddy this for sure is the best, thank you for all ur work💯

[@sharonw2008]

Another point... no matter what happened to you while growing up, abuse, SA, poverty, DV, NO MATTER WHAT YOU STILL KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG!!!! if anything he should get double time inside. This is an excellent piece, perfectly put together and absolutely no click bait or AI voice which is so refreshing these days ❤

[@khadijahfatimah4983]

How do you know who still knows right from wrong?

[@N0R1_0N_P4WS]

Exactly! You'd know it more. If you knew how horrible it was why would you do it to someone else???

[@cheryldias4269]

Ben Carson disproved this causation

[@cheryldias4269]

Many Howard U alum turned out rage graduates.

[@willow-y3r]

P Diddy went to Private Catholic School, not poor. Not all rappers were poor when Young!

[@paige4128]

This was great! You did an excellent job!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@amjnyc79]

Diddy’s past is way darker than anyone knows. His father was an informant who was murdered on the streets of Harlem. His life is surrounded by death. He came up in the industry at a time when violence, drugs, and murder was the status quo associated with hip hop. What we’re seeing and hearing about now is the G rated version of him. Any man who can convince another man to take the fall and do serious time for him over a club shooting is the devil, and probably has worse skeletons hidden in his closet. Just ask Kim Porter.

[@ContinueRAE]

I been telling people Diddy was born into that life ...and the Mob owned his Mom after that

[@Rebecca-1111]

Rest in peace, beautiful Mrs. Kim Porter may you have justice for your children to see. 😢

[@elionoraful]

Isn't she dead?

[@CarltonAlexander-dp7kw]

Yes ​@@elionoraful

[@CarltonAlexander-dp7kw]

Very Sad 😔 Of Her Passing

[@Cloudy_Jones]

Shyne running for Prime Minister of Belize is the craziest part of the story imo, I can’t imagine going from one of the most promising rappers out, to spending almost 10 years in jail for something you didn’t do, to becoming a politician in a completely different country. I’m glad he was able to move on from what he dealt with because of the Diddler.

[@cyberone2763]

Yeah, that's wild. But he should have spoken out about what really happened years ago. Instead of taking a bid to protect dirty Diddy. Never go down and do time for any man or woman. Let them do their own bid.

[@stevejohnson978]

@@cyberone2763Yeah, real Italian style almost.

[@Kairo90s]

He was always destined for something greater

[@Keepit100-t6c]

​@@cyberone2763 Remember Diddy was supposed to have paid off witnesses to testify against Shyne. He had no legs to stand on.

[@honesttruth8064]

I thought Belize was home

[@KP-nf4yl]

Diddy HEAVILY over-promoted the City College event, recklessly disregarding the fact that only a relatively small number of people could fit in the venue. He also didn’t hire nearly enough security. It wasn’t a mistake on Diddy’s part; it was a willful act. At the time, he showed no concern for the safety of the crowd or for the fallout from the tragedy, leaving the scene and trying to disassociate himself from the reckless over-promotion of the event. NINE people died, and he just moved on. For another great exploration of Diddy’s history of violence and depravity, I highly recommend the lengthy Rolling Stone profile about him that came out last May.

[@alisabondar]

Best video I’ve seen on Diddy thus far. Thank you. I have a lot more clarity on the whole picture now. Diddy isn’t just a narcissist he’s a malignant, psychopathic narcissist. Actual evil. Definitely a child of intense trauma but also an indulgent mother. She created the monster

[@LadyJaneofB]

An extremely sadistic phychopath. He enjoyed the pain and humiliation he inflicted so much. I think he kept the videos not only for blackmail but so he could watch and relive the moment.

[@Cityscape2489]

​@LadyLJ his parties was the continuation of Hugh Hefner parties they been exposed that these celebrity parties are orchestrated to gain Intel and blackmail purposes against politicians and celebrities only you naive people believe these things are what they appear to be. Kanye told you all these celebrities are feds backed and operated. Diddy was under surveillance for over 2 decades after the club shooting. It's only being revealed publicly. SOME of the deeds diddy has done.

[@Rebecca-1111]

These type have a God complex, IMHO. Therefore he will make stupid mistakes. He thinks he is untouchable. He has been since the 90's, he's got away with littoral mu#@#$. Allegedly

[@DuhLee1]

Wow I’ve seen a few of these the past month but this one is probably the best. Good job man!

[@sharonmiller5818]

Why are details written about Diddy case but there were no details written about Epstein or the horrible monster just released from prison name Weinstein. Even Art Kelly sexual freak offs were never detailed as Diddy’s case. This is so unjust. That Liquor Company should be sued by Diddy’s mother. I have never seen or heard of so many jealous haters in my life. Diddy was a gifted child that trust too much. He may have felt those low life, uneducated females and males should be indebted to him for allowing them to grace his presence. Furthermore, the women that came to his parties were half clothed looking like hookers and whores. If they wanted to be respected, they should have covered their bodies and conducted themselves as sophisticated ladies. Those women wanted sex. Maybe not that rough. But Diddy thought they liked it because They kept coming back for more. As for those men that were present, they are down low or curious because these men followed Diddy around like Great Dame puppies. Diddy did not put a gun to anyone head. People do not have Common sense. Everybody wants to get paid for having no common sense. Money hungry thieves that wants to destroy Diddy’s life and his family.

[@nuznikas]

If you produced video two yaers ago it would go down in views

[@PITBULLNASKIRT]

You are so amazing educating us about Diddy from day 1! You are a true talent, and Thank You🫶🏽❤️💯

[@jlynnho5788]

Excellent video👍 I have watched so many KZbin videos on that monster, and this is by far the best! Lots of details here that others have failed to mention.

[@sheleneworland1497]

I agree. I noticed that within the first few minutes.

[@FindingNeli]

I agree. The devil is, indeed, in the details. Bravo 🙌🏾 👏🏾

[@charliesmith_]

Yesss !! 🎯 (uk)

[@rCherithChronicles]

Podcasts are boring. Those guys have no clue. They just blabber away. Documentaries are better

[@RandommomfromOntario]

You have to watch the interviews of the body guards.

[@MyVetBCR]

Finally, the only disciplined video I saw about this topic.

[@Doxiemama16]

He actually was arrested on September 16th. My birthday.... It was an awesome gift.

[@minachgo]

Attention all rich men: if you start thinking ur better than others, get bored with a wife and " normal" sex, etc don't go down this road that many have done. Throw yourselves in building homes or serving others and seek & serve God.

[@marcusfields5150]

My God. This is a different kind of evil. When is everybody going to start talking about the kids that's been and being traffic? All the kids that's been an being sexual abused ? All the celebrities that we have looked up to knew about it and participated in it. When are they going to be held accountable. Who enabled Diddy and kept him in power? They all need to go down !! Kids are pure and innocent !! Drugging and SA men and women. Wow !! EVIL

[@massdisruption3437]

Men don’t get money and go down this Path. They are baited into this as a part Of rich Men’s life. If they served god they would have to get rich at their own speed.

[@Colin12475]

God's dead.

[@bluesunMirror]

I couldn't agree more.

[@Eric-ej3oy]

@@Colin12475 so if god is dead then satan is left.

[@ShawnaLynnn]

I can only imagine what Justin must be going through right now. I imagine it’s not very good. I pray he’s got all the love and support he needs. And we are not entitled to his story. I know being a dad will help him get through. I will keep praying.

[@mariamdjama2698]

Justin was also a predator… you support predators eh

[@lauraleegiovanella8611]

@@mariamdjama2698says who? Who did he prey on?

[@Michelle21560]

You're right, let's respect Justin's privacy.

[@BabzV]

Or all those children who aren't famous and were abused..

[@donnaflores2166]

⁠@@mariamdjama2698 You must be confusing Justin with Usher🤦🏻‍♀️ Usher gave Justin to Diddy knowing what Diddy would do to Justin! Smh

[@kenyettacrutcher4268]

This is absolutely the best documentary of Diddy’s life,career and his obsessive behavior!!Much more time line from beginning to end of his demise!!💯💯💯

[@californiagirl1579]

I agree

[@tbennnett4277]

There is always a seed, hurt people hurt people,those that have been abused often go on to be abusers... Open wounds continue to get infected... Cause and effect... None of this do I condone but it provides a lens of insight that is all too often ignored. 🙏🏾 Thank you for providing an excellent documentary 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@melissareynolds56]

You're right look at the relationship with him and his mom that just screams cringe

[@abc-bu7nr]

Not necessarily There's also mental illness Or being raised to believe that you are "special" Never being corrected

[@Holistretch]

Right? That’s why I’m more interested in his childhood than anything.!

[@user-spemtimewithGod]

Well I was abuse sexually as a kid three didn't times with three different men and it makes me sick that people use that for a excuse to try and get away with it when they get older. I would never do that to another person. It makes you feel dirty and it stays with you always., but I know today it's not my fault and it's no one's fault except for the monsters that do it to kids and even other adults. May God have his way in this situation.

[@Holistretch]

@ Bless you sister ❤️❤️❤️

[@Kitsueki]

The horror of being a parent is probably, raising your child as best as you can- but, they can still be a victim, a monster, or simply be in the wrong place wrong time or bad company. Something you can't control. As a single parent, it's twice as hard in a rough neighbourhood.

[@natalie3608]

Pray works cover them with psalms 91 . Prayer is your weapon

[@cherrellerichmond910]

This is one of the most realest comments

[@jameshall915]

you just testified to one of many Antinatalist's view points.

[@mariec.2776]

What do they want to hide behind Didi story ?

[@etinsc522]

​​@@natalie3608- Most important advice ever!

[@SoniaDill]

I just discovered this channel and subscribed! This is the best video I have seen on this subject. My congrats!

[@annadelasecond5562]

I watched this "intense" one hour report to end up with a serious pain in my heart just from the idea that EVIL is so much embedded to the point almost no one is seeing "it" 😢💔

[@michelerigley9286]

It reminds me of some of the horrendous trials I sat through during my years working as a Courteoom Clerk. Nothing has brought me closer to believing in God than being confronted by the unmistakable presence of the devil and the power and appeal of depravity.

[@shannonsfamily418]

You are absolutely right!!!​@@michelerigley9286

[@Angel-gp6tx]

We knew. we just didn't want to remember that we knew. We knew rkelly was a creep 20 years ago.

[@MarkusAirelius]

Great video on Diddy... cant wait for part 2 You may even need to do a part 3 This Diddy story goes very, very, very deep

[@noahsagnia6533]

Even 4 and 5. This is just the beginning of the story and in the end, lessons will be learnd

[@dondamon4669]

What more stories about sex parties 😂 who cares! There going to have to arrest every rap rock star and rich person!

[@LonnieLawless]

I think you might be spot on about what you say around the 9:00 mark. Then put into consideration that when Diddy found out about his dad being killed for possibly/probably ratting on his associates. I could see him devising a "get so much dirt on those around you that anything they have on you is nullified." Then make it known that if he is harmed in any way that all the dirt he has on you will be spilled no mater what. Basically if you kill me, or harm my family, I have so much dirt on you that if I am harmed there is a 100% guarantee that you will be ruined. Like the old adage my long time boss has written above his desk "Do not wish ill will on your enemies, plan for it."

[@denisegainey2156]

This has to be thee best and most detailed doc I've seen on Diddy. Thank you.

[@DenisePhipps]

Hey Denise's my name is Denise blue Gay cool that our name is almost very similar later marrying a Phipps I kept that name even after divorce but this was definitely interesting documentary!!

[@rachelturgeon114]

This was ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. Great job of putting what is unfolding in front of us in chronological order. I don’t follow rap but this has helped me understand what ultimately led to his downfall. Great, great job. I can’t wait for part two. THANK YOU.

[@jolantakanya]

Thank you for this documentary, excellent work. Really looking forward to part 2, had to subscribe.....this was so sobering...

[@mmmokyup]

I think part 2 should be a deeper dive into the deaths surrounding him. Kim Porter needs a segment. Tupac should be a deeper dive too, the evidence is pretty compelling. And then there’s the other horrific characters involved in Diddy’s life that need more air time, like Clive Davis.

[@MystieBullock]

Kamora Simmons has combs twins now and she is having Kims death investigated again bc 2 celebrities both died from pneumonia which was caused by chemicals that Diddy did and Porter messaged Simmons and told her she thinks Diddy poisoned her Simmons told her to go to the er and call the feds and a couple hours later she passed away 😊

[@tamekaconley9753]

THERES SO DO MANY MORE DESTHS SURROUNDING DIDDY...

[@Canirishgal]

This Diddy story is nothing but a huge rotting 🌰 onion... so many layers to peel back

[@Novi903]

@@Canirishgal❤

[@warren1078]

​@@MystieBullockYou can purposely cause pneumonia in people?

[@_C1LEB]

It’s only been a little over a month since he’s been arrested and look at what’s came out about him!! The upcoming months are gonna be crazy

[@lukewarmchilipepper21.12]

i feel like it will dry up like every other celeb scandal....they are all dirty so they all go down or none truly do. they are the false idols we were warned about and oh my do they think they are gods

[@ShayA-bw8vv]

His mom wanted to protect him by placing him in private school, but yet took him along with her on her escorting dates, crazy!!!!…..his problem is not only his environment, but his mother!

[@skrimpy71]

I grew up playing tennis and am familiar with sports academies where people send their kids to live with other kids in a dorm/college atmosphere. They take classes, are fed, train, have access to medical care and staff. In some countries, this is paid for by the government and in others the parents foot the bill. This happens with other sports as well. But based on the gymnasts lawsuit years ago with sexual abuse, I am sure this happens at any sports academy type atmosphere whenever parental support is far away. I mean it happens in schools down the street from a victim's house. But I will NEVER understand how a parent gives up parental rights to a stranger, to live with this person in their house far away from you.

[@tjfraire6952]

I guess that’s why they say don’t ever meet ur hero’s (IRL) & why all of them are miserable or crazy even though it would seem like they have everything to regular ppl. Thanks 4 all the hard work that goes into making these videos, gods bless every1.

[@Pumkin1214]

LET GET JUSTICE FOR THESE CHILDREN .

[@kirillguliaev7662]

really astonishing how deviated and abnormal people that live among us can be. makes it feel unsafe in a way. we only find out about the super rich and famous ones, and not even all of them. saying their pre-watch coz it’s not the first doc i’ve watched on this

[@KamBar2020]

Never Say NEVER 😎 Justin Bieber

[@Tom-yu9if]

Most people aren’t this messed up. It takes certain kinds to reach the top in these cut throat industries. That endless thirst for control and power is a drug to some, this is what happens when it’s left unchecked.

[@carolrobinson3432]

A 😊​@@Tom-yu9if😊😊😊😊

[@Magneticitist]

Sure but he was not necessarily abnormal among his world. Times are changing faster than some people can keep up with. He was just living a lifestyle that was known well among his circle and known well enough outside of it. He did it for many years. It's not really a man living a secret life and finally getting caught for it, it's like certain powers that be just deciding it was time to make this play against him. Think about how 50 Cent is a persona who seems to be dodging all of this right now while Jay-Z is being criticized for being among those close to Diddy. Well 50 and Jay are in the same boat when it comes to their past lifestyles. 50 Cent was literally known as a "bully" and we all know people are obsessed with the concept of bullying these days. The same could be said for Jay. He's even got footage of him mushing some girls face angrily etc. 50 Cent admitted to using his first major sign on bonus to buy a bunch of crack and sold it. It's no secret Jay also used to move a lot of it. See where I'm going with this? The lifestyle that either of them actually lead right now could probably be judged, but all that's needed is their open pasts. They can be cancelled eventually as well, their past actions need only be outlined under a certain light and in the right circumstances. Part of that cancellation would involve some federal agency coming to get them for whatever shady side hustles they undoubtedly have going on somewhere.

[@WeThePeeps1]

"Disrespectful and self-centered" are the nicest things that can be said about the Diddler. Guy's always been a snake.

[@Blaze-qe7yg]

Not always, the connection of the private school he attended and members of the administration going to prison for 👹 students needs to be explored. It was so bad that the EffBeeEye got involved for Christ's sake. And Combs was an alterboy there for many years! Holy sh!t❗ He absolutely is guilty, but he's also being used as a patsy.

[@Dogmom1]

Exactly 💯

[@Temperence-f5g]

The diddler...lol...I'm running with it!!

[@millytant269]

Snakes are nicer people

[@johndemolbot]

You knew him personally?

[@catherinelamprakes7516]

Being SA is not a 15 year olds dream. However, it is a sadistic, corrupted, narcissistic devil’s dream.

[@robbiebalboa]

Diddy’s first artist to get him a number 1 at Bad Boy was Craig Mack. After leaving the label, he went into heavy Christianity before his passing. I’m pretty he had episodes of addiction as well. After watching this video, how can you not believe in Karma.

[@jaythelegend221]

Mace did same thing remember? That was his dude for a phat min. Then all of a sudden mace was gone and went pastor outta nowhere. I bet you he seen it firsthand back then and knew he was unstoppable at the time, and was like this shit….he is the devil I got to find god. He left and let him have his music rights and everything. Ain’t no one doing that for nothing. It had to be some serious shit for him to leave like that you know.

[@robbiebalboa]

@@jaythelegend221 it’s happened too often for it to only be true.

[@vik123Km]

that's what we Hindus believe Karma

[@robbiebalboa]

@@vik123Km I’m a catholic but through personal experiences, I literally have implemented in my beliefs. Religion and spirituality has deep roots in the sane thing, it’s all “Chinese Whispers”

[@RR-iq8ze]

They lived in the lap of empty luxury and then sued. Sheesh.

[@AnoukTheSpook]

Grew up (outside of the US) knowing who Diddy was, but couldn't list one of his songs today. While this may be a lack of musical knowledge on my part, the fact he is such an icon, even to people who do not listen to rap, says a lot about the reach he has had on the musical industry as a whole. Thank you so much for firmly stating the difference between queerness and this type of cycle of sexual abuse early on, I've read so many revolting takes online since this whole story broke out, blaming his abusive and violent behavior on him allegedly being gay, completely erasing any context or the complexities of the power dynamics of sexual assault.

[@chelsbrindley9059]

He was FAR better at developing his "brand" (his name) than he ever was at music.... that's a fact

[@Steve-ev6vx]

Most people can't name any of his songs. The only one I even remember that stupid cover of "I'll be missing you" after biggie died bhe was more of a producer than an artist anyway.

[@AG-iu9lv]

I grew up in the states, I'm about a decade younger than PD so right in the demographic sweet spot for his music, and could not name a song, either. He always struck me as a trashy mouth breather with a dumb face, so I let any info about him go in one ear and out the other. I was both aware of him, and blissfully unaware of him.

[@sallyewing3185]

Has nothing to do with homosexuality. It’s all about dominance, control and humiliation

[@mariestinson3284]

The only difference between Diddy & Clive Davis, Lou Perlman and other well known business practice - is Diddy was flashy & arrogant. They all do the same. Stories are FINALLY coming out on Hugh Hefner.

[@juicyb8946]

This was a great video, I love watching documentary that come with facts, receipts and videos and pictures from the topic. You obviously put a lot of work and effort into this. I really appreciate it. A lot of KZbin videos are from people who are very careful with what they say and some sound biased.

[@n.j.2176]

Think about all the people who had a shitty childhood and didn't turn out this way. No, it's no excuse.

[@YourHalfSister]

This was a well-done documentary. You gave facts and left out salacious speculation. I commend you also for using proper grammar and pronunciation unlike the majority of videos that I’ve seen from those random wanna-be, self-proclaimed journalists. This story isn’t going away anytime soon. Yours will be one of maybe 3 channels that I trust to tell it like it is.

[@zTheANTOS]

15 roaches… amazing how he got to count exact amount of roaches on his face… sounds like a load of bull….

[@kohenaryeh]

That's figure of speech.

[@nomfundokomotolo7887]

This was really well put together 🔥 Super detailed and respectful to the facts.

[@kimberlywilliams5710]

This was very well done and put together. I'm a child of the 70's so in my young life I grew up with Uptown, Rock a fella, No Limit, Death Row. Even before the internet we read stories about Puffy. We on the East Coast were upset when Suge Knight said what he said at the Source Awards but now we know he was speaking the truth about Puffy. Got him and I pray that get all of the abusers of Power💯🙏♥️

[@FeliciaQueen17]

Your video documentary is by far the best I've watched so far. Puff and I are 1 year apart - all that you mentioned here, I already know about, however, there are many that are not aware. Well done! I always wondered if Puff was molested while he was attending that Catholic school for boys.

[@judithmouzon9472]

55:25 @FeliciaQueen17, I am pretty sure that diddly was introduced to the pedo life style when he started school with the catholic church. While the education system was exemplary ,demanding much from the students, however, their moral turpitude leaves so much to be desired.

[@hiphophcu1ture]

Great vid, one thing I wanted to point out. Biggie was working w/ Diddy on No Way Out the week of his shooting

[@lindamoore9729]

What friggin' horrible parent would allow their child to spend time with this evil demon??? All for fame and fortune. So sad. So awful sad.

[@danaturner6708]

Right, I can't believe this BS! Poor kids! We were all 2 busy into 9 to 5 to C it! They are sick! #PULL ALL music, videos, all!!

[@chrisd9012]

Im glad cassie got her justice. That beating was showing the world who he was. And yet people still supported him after seeing that. Well that was the beginning of the end for him. Have fun with your life sentence.

[@karlc2869]

Don't forget Britney. I mean, Diddy allegedly sabotaged the Pop Princess a night before her infamous VMA performance in '07.

[@1stdegreetea494]

It saddens me that any victim of his, like Cassie and Kim, they knew how he was. They saw him abuse others too. And silence makes you complicit. Unfortunately, anyone associated with Diddy, especially in a romantic way, knew about his abuse of others. They witnessed it. Why did nobody speak up? Cassie spoke up when it was time for her to get money. Anyone who was aware and didn't say or do anything is just as guilty.

[@karlc2869]

@@1stdegreetea494 IKR. BTW don't forget Tupac, Biggie, Craig Mack and Black Rob. I bet they are now happy there in heaven because Diddy's now persecuted.

[@sea4our]

I started this video rolling my eyes thinking it would be another young kid yapping about some shit they weren't old enough or even alive for. i was mistaken. this is an incredibly in depth video that talks about a lot of things that haven't been talked about widely. I've worked around the music industry since the early/mid 2000's and you're one of the only people I've seen mention him collecting royalties as an artist on top of executive producing. it's one of the reasons you never saw much longevity in any Bad Boy artists. everything you mentioned about his career as a rapper was 100% spot on. wow. I'm genuinely impressed with the work you did here. it goes deeper than Puff. once you analyze who his mentors were and what happened to Puff himself and the things he learned to become "successful" in the music industry. Puffy was groomed for sure. i recall a specific interview with a young lady who was calling this all out on here on YT.

[@meaningfulmakings]

Because of this video I just signed up for a year to Nebula. Thank you.

[@maybememory1]

I appreciate this well-researched deep dive! Truly 🙏🏻 This is the only place I’ve seen anyone theorize that Diddy was sexually assaulted by a man when he was younger, which has been my feeling since this all broke

[@ToyyinnAuslander]

Hey man, well done on arguably the single BEST documentary on Diddy so far. It's a real masterpiece, and I hope you'll keep it up from start to finish. 👌🏾👍🏾

[@mj2672]

This is the most informative, well done video explaining true events I've ever heard. Well done. I look forward to the second part.

[@angelique7250]

Excellent video. Well researched and put together. I appreciate you and wish you much success. It's so refreshing to hear an documentary from a you tuber that is serious and straight to the point. Other KZbin host should take note. This is a very serious and emotional subject matter for myself and alot of people. I'm glad you took this serious and to the point.

[@jenniferabraham4071]

What happened to shyne was NEVER forgotten! People overlook what they want to when they wanna believe that someone is good. All the hip hop fans from the 90’s KNOW that diddy sold shyne out!!

[@cyberone2763]

Right. 🎯 Word was all over the streets back then. This is not news. But Shyne was a fool for taking the fall for him and remaining silent all those years about dirty Diddy. He actually seemed to be protecting Diddy.

[@jenniferabraham4071]

@@cyberone2763I think he might have been scared to double cross Diddy. I don’t believe he went down for loyalty to Diddy, I believe it was fear of Diddy

[@astralmindny9055]

Facts!

[@TARAdubbleyuu]

New subbie! Excellent job on the depth and breadth of this documentary, fella. Really impressive research and pacing. Your writing/narration is precise,, honest and insightful. Compassionate but no nonsense. Thorough yet concise. Keep up the great work!

[@VA_MamaBear]

I’d love to get my hands on the Making the Band episodes. They’d give more clues about his crimes, and serve as a warning to people who never watched the show. Even at the time, he seemed evil. Years later, I got away from a job working for a sociopathic boss after recognizing his belittling tactics from how Diddy treated the talent on his show. Unfortunately, it was very hard for society to recognize signs of abuse in the beautiful ladies, wealthy child stars, and tough-guy rappers he was torturing. We need to learn these signs. The public further hurt Diddy’s victims because we were envious and ignorant.

[@taxitimet6773]

You are very intuitive and self aware. You hold us accountable too. Hard pill to swallow but it's the best cure

[@laliteraturaesvida7353]

That’s a good comment and very true. Sociopaths are very good at gaslighting you into think you’re the problem. It can be hard to recognize at times when you are being manipulated, especially in the work place. With my former boss it actually took me a couple of months to realize the guy was completely lying about almost everything he was trying to belittle me for. I was just too innocent to see why someone would act like that to others.

[@ICUPositivity]

Well made, this was an interesting watch.

[@AlexAnom420]

It just sucks that 4 of the greatest rappers of all time were murdered around the same time by people who are jealous, greedy, talentless, and evil pieces of sh!t

[@c.morris402]

What is not covered, is how Universal Music and Warner Music Each owned half of Badboy at some point. Both have had CEO's resign in light of DIDDY arrest. Also doesnt discuss music connection to Private Prisons, which is WHY Diddy was allowed to go for so long

[@hollyyetman3776]

YES.

[@danih7577]

Yes and no mention to him being Clive Davis’ lover . This is a Rico case and that’s pretty critical to the criminal org that he operated within

[@teew1895]

Before I became a teacher, I was c/o for CCA and this is true. The public school system plays a part as well. Children that can't read or comprehend at their grade level, are passed to the next grade. When they finish HS, they get a certificate of attendance and not a diploma. Now you have nonreading mostly boys, who can't get jobs; along with the music and drill lifestyle promoted; it's a win win. This is the new slavery called programming. That's why they build and invest in prisons and not schools.

[@chrisd9012]

That's awesome about shine. Not only getting out of prison but to rise to the position he has now with his belise government. That is a great man.

[@roderickflint1330]

Well Usher was a grown man and he knew what will happen to Justin...that makes him guilty too

[@hectorpatino9145]

CliveDavis you created a monster

[@andreamobeck200]

Clive Davis IS a monster.

[@uplatenightdaydreaming2297]

And to think davis said he didn’t know him ( shawn ) .

[@donnaflores2166]

Andre Harrell was the one who would be the first to abuse Diddy while Diddy was in his early college years

[@donnaflores2166]

🙄 Andre Harrell made Diddy the top producer after making the company millions with his first production True Clive Davis funded Diddy and had he never funded Diddy then Diddy would’ve been nothing

[@donnaflores2166]

How so? Diddy wasn’t a grown ass man he wasn’t a child when he met Davis 😂

[@abx024]

What’s crazy about the usher part of him saying hell no I would not let my 14 year old son go stay with puff is that he discovered and then groomed JB at age 13 on behalf of diddy. Diddy might’ve been abused at that catholic school but that doesn’t excuse what he did. And the same goes for usher. I know “hurt people, hurt people” or whatever but the cycle of abuse has to end somewhere

[@lornadoone8887]

Parents are responsible. They were lured by the promise of $$$$ and essentially were seduced (or manipulated) into selling their children.

[@paige4128]

Once I heard years ago that Diddy went to a catholic school and was an alter boy, I already heard all I needed to hear. He was definitely touched.

[@melaniemoon4463]

The night Biggy died, Biggy was about to board a plane. He wanted out. Diddy begged him to stay for a party. BIG was looking at interest abroad. Diddy did it is always a thing

[@jennybyrne1991]

Couldn't agree more

[@shannonsfamily418]

I feel so bad for Biggy I am sure he knew he was trapped because of Diddy. I can't imagine being in that position. If he was going abroad it's because he feared retribution of Diddy. Biggy had a sense of what was up. I am sure Biggy new. Diddy was jealous of these big stars. Diddy is a sociopathic, narcissist I am sure Diddy had Biggy killed after watching this it hit me literally the way this was explained. I felt this pain literally when I realized Diddys car was right near Biggy when he was killed. I knew Diddy did it. I just know he did it. Diddy was jealous and Diddy wants money and he's wanting to make people big stars so that he can own them, but he's also jealous at the same time, so if you're really big and you leave him you're going to have consequences. I firmly believe that, especially after what's come out now about him. It's so obvious with this documentary, it's all right here. I hope the detectives watch this.I hope the FBI watches this too.

[@willsalter8113]

That’s not true Kirk Burrows who was the President of Bad Boy at the time said that Biggie (R.I.P) was supposed to leave for London the Friday before he died. Biggie didn’t wanna leave for London because he didn’t like the food and he was going to leave the next day that Monday.

[@GemmaC-sz3io]

Except detective Phil Carson says it was for Diddy but they said cut him off in time

[@TwylaP]

This calm and informative documentary was so enjoyable and provided information I had never heard before. Thank you

[@Humanxperience]

That thing where despite being proven that the bullets did not come from Shayn, and bystander mentioning that Diddy shot them, and the fact that Diddy hired a high profile lower just for himself and left Shayn out dry, the judiciary still sentencing Shayn to 10 years and acquitting Diddy!! Sends chills down the spine. A true remorseless, calculative psychopath. And a law system that caters only to the powerful. Such a shame. Strength to Shayn.

[@syeager2389]

True.. well written n well said 👍

[@JJMk3]

25 years ago I had 700k saved in shoe boxes and between 30/50 aside to continue doing what I was doing in the streets and at times when I was driving somewhere like the mall, the beach or just to be alone and think while feeling the wind hitting my face, many times that air of being untouchable came but I always managed to control myself and tell myself to help those in need without telling anyone and ask others if you can borrow 40, 50, 100 or 200 dollars for 1 week so those outside your circle continue thinking that you have nothing...

[@atticusfinch9135]

I watched early on Nebula. This is a great video. Documentary level. Can’t wait for part 2

[@laceyjade9834]

This is one of the most comprehensive, well put together projects I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching. I’ve been trying to find someone who did a deep dive into the earlier facets, and you didn’t miss a beat!

[@shannonsfamily418]

I 👍 agree 💯

[@zinilebt6002]

Oh I forgot: Such a well made Documentary :) Thank you so much for your Work!

[@NewEyes25]

This Narrators intellect is so gangster. New subbie!

[@pamelawatson5559]

You did a great job , your commentary was awesome

[@kellystuard-will2826]

As a SA survivor in a Protestant Fundamentalist church and the grandchild of an ordained Methodist minister, I'm living proof that SA is common in non-Catholic churches and denominations as well. The best defense against it is vigilant oversight on the part of parents, educators, and other stakeholders in communities. Predators gravitate towards positions of trust, like the clergy, volunteers, teachers, coaches, and counselors. While Diddy may have been exposed to some of this at a Catholic school, Clive Davis and other moguls and execs taught him how to use SA as a means of power and control. Ignoring the abuse in favor of the money made the monster we see today. If you listen to Jaguar Wright and other entertainers like Corey Feldman and McCauley Culkin, you'll understand that pedophilia is widespread in the industry and has been from the beginning.

[@saulmc8920]

You got bummed

[@kellystuard-will2826]

@saulmc8920 It's life. My parents were vigilant but trusted the situation where I was as "safe." People didn't understand how predators operated in that day and age. Even adults were pretty innocent. I was able to outsmart the guy, but the abuse caused me to overeat as a coping mechanism. After years of fighting with my weight, I became a type 2 diabetic at 38. Took me over 30 years to tell my folks. Despite those experiences, I was able to find a loving, supportive hubby who is still my best friend after 38 years. Everyone has something to deal with, but how you respond makes all the difference in the world. You have to meet negativity with positive actions and attitudes.

[@teew1895]

​@@kellystuard-will2826The world doesn't owe any of us understanding. We have to shake the dust off my feet and keep moving. Blessings.

[@carolburnette2019]

😂​@@teew1895

[@leafmebee]

The world needs to wake the f#£% up and pay attention. Protect kids and stop protecting predators.

[@saymyname2417]

I have seen quite a couple videos on this topic and most are trash. But your take on this is just so good! Looking forward to seeing the next episode! Thank you a lot!

[@Tatti2202]

Best documentary ive seen on diddy yet. Great journalism. Very insightful. Thankyou

[@gingin169]

I rarely sit and watch videos such as this. So many seem filled with untrue info for views. This is a wonderful example of how a biography should be written.

[@nikkishaye1111]

This is fascinating and what ive been needing. Thank you.

[@o0oLukeo0o0o]

I didn’t realise how close together the diddlers eyes are until all this recent press. Very strange looking man 😅

[@DaveRCollins1]

He is mad weird looking, cause he got all that devil in him.

[@mkultraviolenc3]

He has the thousand yard stare. Dude has done some shit.

[@MZHARDBODYENT]

The fact he did all that to become famous for ppl to call him the Diddler now is hilarious 😂

[@Officalabi]

That's why he always wore sunglasses his eyes are too close together.

[@sosostar405]

Wondered why he always. Wore glasses😮. As well to hide his bugged out eyes I’m guessing

[@ericanadine1854]

…this is very informative, during these years I was a new Mother focused on raising my daughter and son, but to hear “MORALLY BANKRUPT” explains a lot…and, so many people died (mystery deaths) around him!

[@AmateurHour1111]

Usher passing Beiber to Diddy is insane knowing that he went through be same shit. Evil.

[@jd_tha_runna]

Stumbled upon the channel and I'm definitely hooked. Keep up the good work man. This one was crazy can't wait to see the second part.