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Flo
The thoughts, views and opinions shared on the Flo show. No filter. Are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional. I am just good. I have happy, happy. What is it? Tuesday. I make sure I don't say the wrong day. Tuesday. Oh, man. Taco Taco Tuesday. I saw Michelle, Kobe and Angie in the, in, in. In the comments already. I said I'm gonna start the show early today. I see a few of my favorite people. So I said, without further ado, let's get into the Diddy nonsense. Diddy nonsense. We got Diddy nonsense. And some old stuff has come out about Diddy concerning the Tupac murder. True, true, true. In the building. Some stuff has come out. And when I, When I heard it, I was like, oh, my God. Like, you know, stuff was shady back in our. In our 90s, in our. In our era, early 2000s. You know, stuff shady. But when it comes out, when it comes out, you'll be like, I thought so, but damn, it just hurts more when you hear it. We go get into that. Diddy had court, as y'all should know. If y'all follow me on social media, Flo Daddy flow. I covered it. He had a court hearing yesterday about the new charges. A lot was said. We're gonna get into this that more people coming out. We not going to go into depth about Will Smith horrible, horrible album. But we have a. Another celebrity that has spoke out to tell the world how trash the album and his rapping and all that is. And it sounds like it's about to be more beef. Hey, Tabitha. So if you are ready without further ado, we about to get into a show. And when I say a show, I mean a show. So shout out to everybody on Apple and Spotify listening. I appreciate your support. And everybody, the Breakfast Crew in the, in the. In the comments, shout out to y'all. Miss y'all every day. I appreciate it. And without further ado, let's. Let's get into this. So first of all, we're going to talk about Diddy in this courtroom. Let me let CBS News give you a little intro and then we'll. I'll take it from there. Y'all know we got million commercials, but this is getting. I'm. I can't wait, y'all, today to be.
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Alice Gainer
Arraigned on two additional charges.
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Flo
What the heck? Oh, my bad, y'all.
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Alice Gainer
The music mogul now facing numerous charges, including sex trafficking. His trial is due to begin in May, and Alice Gaynor was in court and has more now on why that date could get pushed again. 55 year old Sean Diddy Combs entered the courtroom in tan prison clothing and blue slip on shoes. He nodded his head seemingly to an imaginary beat while seated and waiting for the judge. Combs pleaded not guilty to another superseding indictment which adds two charges, bringing the total to five counts. He addressed the judge as judge or sir. Combs is charged with racketeering, conspiracy, transportation to engage in prostitution and sex trafficking. It's alleged he used threats, force and coercion to get victims to engage in sex acts, once allegedly dangling a victim over an apartment balcony. Prosecutors say jury questionnaires are scheduled to be distributed at the end of the month for a few days and on May 5th. Prospective jurors will then be questioned individually. Opening statements are set for May 12th. But defense attorneys brought up a discovery issue regarding emails and chats for one of the alleged victims who worked for Combs, saying a two week adjournment related to this material might be necessary. They accused the government of cherry picking certain messages and not obtaining all emails and messaging chats from this person, telling the judge it's troubling to us. Prosecutors explained the accuser did a keyword search and that they are not in control of all her company emails, likely more than 200,000 of them. The judge said we are a freight train moving towards trial and told the defense they had 48 hours to file for an adjournment if that's what they planned to do. His attorneys did not speak outside the courthouse. But of the last superseding indictment recently said, quote, these are not new allegations or new accusers. These are the same individuals, former long term girlfriends who were involved in consensual relationships. This was their private sex life defined by consent, not coercion. No friends or family in the courtroom today for Sean Combs. The judge said there is another pre trial hearing scheduled for Friday outside of federal court in lower Manhattan. Alice Gainer, CBS News, New York.
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Flo
So it's basically they think that Diddy and his team are engaging in gamemanship. What's going on? Let me recap what they were talking about. So they had a hearing yesterday about the new charges and the judge, the prosecutor, everybody think everybody on the same schedule, right? Wrong. Diddy and his team say as far as discovery the prosecution only sent over certain emails and certain sent over certain emails and certain like replies that basically saying they cherry picked. But if I'm reading correctly, they say it's 200,000 documents or emails that need to be looked at. Now people are saying why you need to look at 200,000 emails and why all of a sudden at the last second, y'all made a motion for everything else, but they didn't make a motion for this. They waited till the last second to bring it up in court, trying to see if they can get some extra time. Now, if you go all the way back to the beginning when we first start covering this morning, Nadrema. If you go back in the beginning when we first started covering this, Diddy's team wanted a speedy trial as fast as possible. That's how we got here. But now all of a sudden, they don't want a speedy trial. They want time, they want delays because of some emails that they feel that prosecutors cherry picked. So let's get into this article. I just wanted to give y'all a lot of context before we got into these articles today because there's a lot going on. There's a lot of misinformation. People just out, you know, forgetting clicks and views. So you gotta be careful. But that's what's going on. So let's get into this article. This is from Fox News. Y'all know I spread it around. I intentionally try to use news from all the different publications on different days so no one can say I'm being biased. So this is from Fox News. Diddy's lawyers accused of gamesmanship and requesting 200,000 documents one month ahead of Disgrace Rappers trial I told you this was going to be a wild one, but buckle up. Sean Diddy Combs pleaded not guilty yesterday to new charges, doing it during an arraignment in his federal sex trafficking case. Diddy, 55, appeared in a Manhattan court looking stone faced with mostly gray hair and a beard, but smiled upon seeing his two attorneys, Tenny Garagos and Mark Agnes. His lawyers asked for an adjournment to the trial, which is stated slated to begin next month, and argued that the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York has been withholding upwards of 200,000 documents relating to the case. Agnifigio told Judge Aaron Subramanian that while the government has turned over discovery materials, the latest indictment has substantial counts, has substantial substantial counts and may require a short term, two week adjournment, which I don't know. We'll see. But I don't know if they're asking for two weeks from the May 5th when that is supposed to be the jury selection now, or it's asking for an additional two weeks after May 12 when it's supposed to be the Actual opening arguments. Now, if you know, it's been May 5th for the longest, but that date is sketchy now. Now, Diddy was hit with two new charges in an April 3rd superseding indictment as federal prosecutors claimed the rapper engaged in sex trafficking, a female victim. As recently as 2024, he was accused of transferring the women referred to as victim two, along with sex workers across state lines to engage in prostitution between 2021 and 2024. Garagos acknowledged that her ask is unusual in requesting the government to turn over information from the witness, but that there are. There were emails and texts not being provided in full to the deep. To the defense. Prosecutor Christian Christine objected to a adjournment and accused Diddy's team of Gamesmanship for requesting 200,000 documents from the government regarding witness communications. So they trying to do delays. Prosecutors have get. Have turned over evidence. They've done their part, and then they show up at court and say, we need another two weeks to look at these 200,000 documents. Games are being played. But when you're dealing with Diddy and celebrities in general, you gotta expect that. You gotta expect that they are going to tow every line, every line in front of them. I ask you. Diddy and his attorneys have sent over numerous motions about anything. A laptop. Diddy did. He having nightmares? Is he being treated right? Multiple bail hearings, motions for this, motions for that. But they never sent over a motion about this, quote, unquote, 200,000 documents, emails that they never received. So anybody, including the judge or anybody involved, knows that this is gamesmanship. You knew this before the court appearance started, but he did it anyway. So now they have another court appearance, which will be later, later this week. Friday, actually. I believe Friday they will be back in court. A judge will rule on if they are going to extend the trial, extended trial start date from what it is now to two weeks later, and then we'll go from there. That was shocking to say the least. Nobody saw a delay or a possible delay in the trial coming. The pro. The prosecutors were saying that they were already. And the defense up until now, you know, they were all on the same page, except for the. I would say no, no, no. Defense started this plea for delaying the trial, actually maybe, what, a week or two ago when they said that the superseding indictment had a lot more information in it. Key witnesses are dead. We need more time. And so they didn't get more time there. Think about it. Follow me, y'all. I need you to tap in. Listen. They didn't get their Extended time for that. So I'm sure what they, when they got in the huddle after they didn't get additional time because of the supersede indictment and they said the evidence was overwhelming, Judge didn't extend anything. Judge said, bring your ass on May 5th or May 12th. Actually, he did give him a little bit because he, he did the, he moved the jury selection back a little bit, but I don't think that was enough for Diddy's crew and his legal team. So I believe they devised a plan and say, look, when we go back in here for court on Monday, we're going to bring up that they cherry picked and gave us certain emails and we're going to request that. We want all the emails. And when we request all the emails, which turns out to be well over 200k, once they do that, then it's like, okay, cool, now we got something. And so this is definitely gamesmanship. We'll see what the judge does and how the judge views it. But like I said with, with the, with the big dog Garagos and he has his daughter on there on the team as well, you starting to really see some high level gamesmanship, whether you agree with it or not. But how does that, how is it going to affect the judge? You know, this type of stuff. You know, the judge, if the world knows it's gamesmanship, if the prosecutors are saying it's gamesmanship, pretty strong belief that the judge knows as well. And like I told y'all from the beginning, Diddy has pissed this judge off numerous times already with these games. And I'm telling you, once the actual court starts, you'll see, you'll see the karma from that. You'll see this judge is not for anybody's game. I'm not saying, I'm saying prosecution or defense, so far, I'm not mad at this judge. The judge to me has been fair on both sides. Sometimes people who are much against are, are against Diddy. You know, sometimes they, especially when the bail and bond things were going on, a lot of people kind of thought this judge was cherry picked himself. And, and we were looking at him with close eyes. But now that we have the benefit of seeing it play out now, we say, you know what this judge is, he, he, he's about as fair as you can be. So I'm interested to see what happens this Friday and what the judge rules. He probably will grant the two week extension. But that's not necessarily, you know, not necessarily the case because I could see him saying no, because to Use the judge words that you heard on the news. The judge is like, we are a freight train headed to trial. What does he mean by that? See, you got to pay attention to words because when you're in a position of power, a lot of times you really can't say what you want to say unless you are flowing you on the show. And you have a podcast and it's called no filter. You can, but if you are a judge presiding over the trial of a century, you gotta be careful. And so if you dig into the details of what he said, in other words, he even pissed off, but he can't say that. All he says is, we are a freight train heading for trial. What do we know about freight trains, y'all? They can't stop on a dime. And so basically, you know, a freight train take forever to stop. So basically he is saying, we got all of this going on. We have lined up all of these witnesses, we lined up all of these jurors, and you're going to wait until the final hour to say you want an extension for 200 for these emails. See, that's why he used the term freight train or the phrase because he's basically saying, you trying to imagine trying to stop a freight train at the last second, basically. And so I took out of that and I'm like, this judge is had it up to here with Diddy mess. So we will continue to pay attention to the court case. I am looking forward to Friday because if this judge, now if this judge goes in here on Friday and says ain't no extension, then I'm really, I'm telling y'all, that really means that he is done with the defense and all these extra games they playing. But if he goes in there and gives them an extension, I could see that happening as well. He might decide and say, you know what, they should have sent over all those emails. I tell you all the time I'm a podcast, I do my research, but I'm not a judge. And so I'm not going to speak for the judge. He's looking at way more evidence and knows what's going on much more than me. So I could see him granting a two week extension because he has to be careful of not be of being unfair because that is when appeals come into play. And you know, not that this is a big enough reason, but you don't want them to get, you get the verdict you want, then the next thing you know, they're talking about, you know, after, after the fact that the verdict is in Question. Because at the trial date, we asked for two weeks, which is, you know, not a lot of time to look over 200,000 emails. And the judge wouldn't let us. And that led to this, this. This. Next thing you know, you got an appeal going. So the judge is in a precarious situation. But like I said, he. I have to give credit where credit is due. I call it straight down the middle. This judge, we were skeptical. Skeptical of him early on, as we should be of anybody when it comes to money and power. We all want to make sure everything on up and up. But now, as we get to this, to. To this moment right here, I could say he's been pretty fair. So we are going to continue to watch out for that. But more shady information about Diddy and his past has come out from another Bad Boy artist. You may know him, his name is Chopper. And Chopper, Chopper had gave us some insight on Diddy's contract with Biggie. That may explain why Diddy is at fault for not only Tupac's murder, but Biggie's murder. Oh, it's getting deep, y'all. It's getting really deep. And. And after I break this down, y'all gonna be like, wow, is plain sight. A lot of this stuff is in plain sight. And that's what gets me every time. Like, I was into this, watching all of this play out. I ate Slate. I ate, slept and breathed Bad Boy Biggie and all of that. And still stuff went over my head that happened. And here we are, what, 30 years later almost, or whatever, and still get it more. But before we get into that, listen to what Gene Deal says about Biggie's murder and who was responsible. And then we'll get into Chopper directly, man.
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Chopper
So I want to ask you, do you think Diddy should be responsible for Biggie? Murray, I think that Arista Records, Bad Boy Entertainment, they're responsible for the security of the Notorious B.I.G knowingly that there were a hostile environment in California and having him put him out there put him at risk of anything happening to him. Now, regarding to that, Bad Boy Entertainment was told by individual that they had hired to do security and was told that we need more security.
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Flo
Now I'm gonna stop it right there. Now imagine a lot of this stuff is stuff that we kind of have privy to our information. So bear with me because I'm making a point. And it's going to lead up to Chopper giving us some new information that just points to how shady the Diddy monster is. So let me take you back. Real Quick with Gene Deal is talking about Tupac. Everybody knows the, the, the inflated East Coast, west coast rivalry and beef that was going on. Diddy might end up being in trouble for all of this when it's all said and done. But check this out. So everybody knows that Tupac and Biggie, you know, Tupac represent the West Coast, Biggie represent the east coast. And Tupac was killed. And when he was killed, the spotlight automatically went on on Biggie. It's an East Coast, west coast war. Everybody on the west coast, everybody knows about California. They will kill you out there. Gangs and it's a lot going on. It's not nothing to play with. La, Compton, Cali in general. West coast in general is nothing to play with. So not even long after Tupac was killed, why would Diddy have Biggie even in la, fresh off of Tupac being killed and knowing that Biggie was marked for death at that point, everybody knew it wasn't. It wasn't like something that was whispered. Everybody knew it. The common knucklehead knew that because Tupac was killed and that was the west coast savior, that was the number one rapper and he was the west coast representer. Everybody know once he was killed, somebody was gonna want some revenge. So if the whole world knew it, Diddy knew it. Diddy and still has Biggie go out to LA to record in the studio and then go to the radio because Diddy don't give a. See, if any of you or me had an artist in the same situation, it's no way in hell we will have them in LA and California. Not only because I would be scared, but I think like this. If something happens to him, his mama going to be after me. I like I am going to make sure you are protected. But when you are somebody who only values money and fame, who cares? Send Biggie to la. Not only does he send him to la. Now I'm catching you up to what Gene did was talking about. Not only did he purposely placed Biggie in harm's way by putting him in la, but then the security that Diddy hired himself, the security told Diddy we need more security. And why did they need more security? Because the streets were telling them that. The streets were telling them that. But when you don't care or this is a setup like a lot of people are saying and Chopper went into that. That's why I'm giving you, for those that may not know the whole story, I'm trying to give you as many context clues and a lot of backstory. So when we hear what Chopper says, you can put all the pieces together yourself. So did he didn't get extra security? Why didn't he? Who knows? This is what we're going to get into. There are witnesses from that time that say Biggie was running around LA with just him and two of his friends. No security. They spotted Biggie at Beverly Hills Center. No security. So this is the biggest rapper of all time. You're Diddy and you got the biggest rapper of all time running around LA with no security. When Tupac, his quote unquote rival East coast, west coast was just gunned down in Vegas. Come on y'all. All I'm all. All we asked for is everybody use common sense. This is not adding up. But hold on. Gene deal goes on.
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Chopper
They fail to take that information and do something by securing the artist A Notorious B doing his stay out there in California. The only time they hired additional security personnel was doing the video shoot of the video Hypnotized. They are responsible for the safety and the well being of any of their harvest, especially when they're in a hostile environment. So in a whole nutshell, Bad Boy and Aristor was responsible for not securing Big and making sure he had enough security.
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Flo
So then that brings us to Chopper. Now the motive behind Diddy having Diddy. Diddy having Biggie in LA with no security, knowing that there's a price on his head. Tupac was just killed. Not. I don't even. Was it a year? Maybe barely a year. It was less than a year, might have been six months. I have to look it up to get the exact time frame. But it was quick, even to the point where Biggie's mother said to told her son she didn't want him going out there, he went anyway. But Chopper, a bad boy artist, now is coming out with new information saying that it was indeed a setup. This ain't no Joe Blow off the street saying it. This is a bad boy artist who was on the label after, right after Biggie and Knowles. What was said in the label. But spoiler alert, it all came down to money and, and, and the shadiness that Diddy did to get Biggie's money and screw over Biggie's mom will make your fucking blood boil because it made mine. And is the reason why I'm talking about this shit today because this information is something I never knew. I knew it was a possible setup. I knew they needed security. I knew all of that. That everything I've told you up until now is what I knew. I didn't know this. Check this out.
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Gene Deal
Oh, that was sad to see that she never quite, you know, got the justice that she deserved.
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Flo
Talking about Biggie's mom actually killed her son.
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Gene Deal
I bet that was heartbreaking to her. I feel like.
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Flo
Who?
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Gene Deal
I feel like I know Diddy ain't. I know Diddy ain't really do nothing to help the situation either, you know, because she never really quite got the money she deserved from Biggie estate. And I don't know bro. I just feel like Diddy just did everybody dirty, including Biggie Mama and rest in peace to Ms. Wallace. And I feel like she passed with a broken heart. Well, she transitioned with a broken heart by not knowing that her baby boy. Not knowing who her baby boy killer was. I know that's heartbreaking. That's how I feel about it. I feel like she was heartbroken. And recipes to Ms. Wallace. And it's just another, another, another icing on the cake of why Diddy has. Is getting this karma right now. Truthfully, another icing on the cake. Recipes to Ms. Wallace.
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Chopper
I know a lot of people that feel that same way. But why do you feel like Diddy did her wrong?
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Gene Deal
Because contract wise, I know this for sure from the insight at bad boy. I know one thing that Biggie tried to do. And mind you, Biggie was way before me. You know, when he passed, I was like 11. But being that bad boy for the time I was there, you know, rumors used to go around. Of course, you know, people had they likes and don't likes about Diddy working with Diddy.
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Flo
So now we got Chopper. He gave you a little background. Oh, sweet. And then this episode is actually dedicated to Ms. Wallace. That's Biggie's mom. She was a sweet smart lady who, who built, who took Diddy's estate and 10 times did she made his estate worth 10 times or, or, or more worth more than it was when it was left to her. Just a strong smart lady. And to lose your son to some assholes, that's all they care about is money. Is the saddest shit ever. And that's Chopper giving a little background so you'll know where he coming from. But we're going to continue. It's just sad. But, but basically he's about to go into what did he did once Biggie passed. And this right here is some of the shadiest. And this guy has done a lot of shady shit, but this right here, this took the cake as far as the Biggie shit to me. Check this out.
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Gene Deal
And I used to Hear rumors of within the. You know, people had. They. They likes and don't likes about did it. Working with did it. And I used to hear rumors of within the contract of Biggie wanting to go solo. That Diddy. Diddy didn't like it. Diddy didn't like that Biggie wanted to have his own label and do his own thing. You know, I think Biggie felt like he had his run with Diddy and he wanted to do his own thing. And this is facts from what I heard. I heard that he. He did the contract of being released from the last album. And when the LA situation happened to just my opinion, I heard that it was all kind of like a setup. Truthfully, I heard it was a setup. I heard that. Yeah, that's just. I'm keeping it real. These are things that I heard. I heard that he had lack of security. Number one, he had lack of security. The security that Biggie was, he normally had with him. They wasn't there. I don't know, bro. It just felt like it was a setup. But I know one thing. Within the contract of the release, once Biggie passed did. He did it. Recounted the contract and got all his royalties.
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Flo
I'm gonna stop it right there. I'm gonna stop it right there and let him continue in a second. But did you hear that? When Biggie passed and it was Diddy's fault, he changed the contract so every penny of Biggie's money went to him. Think about Ms. Wallace. As you hear what I'm saying, Ms. Wallace loses her son in a city that he had no business being in. When she said she didn't want him to go. But that ain't enough. Oh, that ain't enough. It ain't enough taking away her baby boy. Whether it was a setup or whether it was neglect, greed, whatever it happened, but that wasn't enough. This pos changes the contract. And on top of that, which adds to the motive of all this, Biggie was on his way to getting the hell out of there. Biggie was on his way of going into his own independence and Diddy didn't like that. Biggie, if you know the history, then think about this. Why did Biggie take his artist, Junior Mafia and the rest of his artists? He didn't take them through Bad Boy. He ran him to Atlantic. Why would he do that? If Diddy is. If Diddy is handling his business and he liking Diddy, why would he do that? That let you know it was shady and Biggie was ready to get the hell on and Diddy, I mean, and Biggie was about to go on his own. So if Diddy didn't set it up, which the more and more details come out. Like they said the la, the west coast wanted somebody's head. They actually wanted Diddy's head. But the rumor is Diddy said I give you Biggie in so many words, allegedly. So all of that he going on his own. It's almost like Diddy said, well, if you gonna leave me, then I, I'm. I'mma leave you dead. And he chant and he, and he. And the minute Biggie was passed, Diddy, according to Chopper, changed the contracts. And you know how much Biggie. So Biggie's life After death double album, one of the biggest selling albums in history, grossed millions. Millions. Millions, Millions. And Diddy made sure that he changed and manipulated the contract so those millions, millions, millions went to him and said, Ms. Wallace, whatever, Chopper, I'm gonna let Chopper finish. And his publishing, hold on, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. And his publishing, I forgot about that. Made sure his publishing was signed over.
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Gene Deal
Recounted the contract and got all his royalties and publishing and everything. Did he got all of it once he died, did it and gave his mama a little bit of nothing. That is facts. That is what I heard and that is facts. Big old facts. Look, Diddy's in this situation right now, you know, and I just don't think that things just happen to you. It happens for you. Why is everything crashing down on Diddy? It's a reason. Why? It's because you're just a dirty person. Not just dirty. You're selfish. You know, you only look out for you and yours, you know, and it's every last one of us and our family, but it's all gravy with you and yours. So, so that's why when the justice situation and all that you, you know, he even responded, you know, chop man, you know, look, look, daddy, I don't. You was a little, it was a little baby. You really don't know what's down with the history of what your daddy quite done, honestly. Like, you know, but that's your Paul. So you're gonna, you know, you're gonna take up for your family, you're gonna take up for your daddy, I get that. But Diddy did a lot of us dirty. Even his main, you know, his main money guy, which was Biggie, you dig? And he definitely, he definitely switched up the contract when Biggie died. And these are facts. You can look it up. And what I'm saying right now, I'M not throwing Diddy under the bus, you dig? I might have it running over a leg or two, but things that I'm saying is public record, it's already out there. So all I'm doing is keeping it real because I was there and I experienced these things that were said, things that I've heard. So on this art of dialogue right here, everything I'm saying, you know, is actual factual, you know, coming from me, you dig? And I'm not. I'm not, you know, I'm unbiased, you know. But that is definitely what I heard about the biggest situation that Diddy wanted to get out of the contract. Right after that, the LA situation happened. Biggie dies within him dying. Did he. Did he remix G mix the contract and made everything come to him from that last album that he had? Yep. Big old facts. Big old facts.
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Flo
Yes.
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Gene Deal
Ms. Wallace died of a broken heart and she also died with.
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Flo
So As a result, Ms. Wallace died of a broken heart and it ain't right, like C. Tuck said. And I was gonna get into that. Biggie was supposed to go to London at that same time, but Diddy changed it. Why did he change it? Why did he make. Why did he change Diddy's flight to London to go work on his album and change it to LA knowing what the hell had just happened? These are questions that need to be answered. And Ms. Kennedy, you are basically repeating what I've said a thousand times. They are supposed to do whatever they can to defend themselves. Right? But then I. That's. But my job is to call out the lies, so I'm doing my job. But I've said exactly what you commented a thousand times, and I actually said it today, too. But moving on, Biggie was supposed to go to London and ended up in la, where his. His demise. Diddy changes the freaking contract. Changes the freaking contract and gets all the money and just screws over his mother after she lost her child. You got to be a different type of person for that. You gotta be a different type of person for that. Man, oh, man. So there's another documentary for the. All my overseas people who don't have access to a lot of the Diddy documentaries that have come out over the States, but you got one now, y'all. It has to be streamed on global. What is it? Global tv? Global. I'll get it in a minute. But it's. It's going to be streamed. I mean, it is streamed. And you can go check it out now. It's a documentary. Unveils P Diddy's abuse. This is, this is a direct quote from mix Valet Documentary unveils P. Diddy's abuse allegations with over 120 victims speaking out. And it's called. The new documentary is called Diddy Colon How a Bad Boy is Born. It's streaming on, here's the name of it, Global Play. Global Play. That's where it's streaming on a lot of my overseas, uk, Australia, all those different places. You, you guys haven't been able to see a lot of the Diddy documentaries because they were released for us only, but they got one for you now. And in this documentary, like I said, It's 120 individuals, men, women and minors reporting abuse that spanned over three decades. We're going to get into a little bit of that. But y'all know this is the time in the show where we gotta thank, we gotta thank the people that make this possible, make this truth telling podcast a reality. There's an attack on unbiased truth telling news right now. If you listen to all the podcasts I've been, I've been telling you. So for us to combat the war on us, we need our subscribers. Because I much rather be held responsible for to my subscribers because we all, we know what we want to talk about. Y'all just want to hear the truth. I just want to tell y'all the truth. So it's very simple. That's who I want to honor. I don't want to be beholding to no corporation that's going to tell me, hey, can you lighten up on the Diddy topic? Can you not say this? Can you not say that? Because if you notice certain publications. I got real light on the Diddy on the Diddy coverage. Go in my comments, you'll see people say it all the time. They like, nobody else is covering this. I'm glad you're covering it. Why am I covering it? Because I have the stability of my subscribers who got my back. And when you subscribe, you saying, flo, keep telling us the truth. We appreciate it. We know you putting a lot on the line. We know you sticking your neck out. And here goes a subscription. Here goes a few dollars to help you on your mission to help the flow show no filter. So I stop every show to shout out new subscribers because they mean the world to not only me, but they mean the world to this whole movement. Because without them, like, I'll laugh and somebody, somebody in my. And I don't like it. Army had a joke. I told people, I said, if I Don't get it. If I don't continue to get subscribers, I'm gonna have to start talking about the Browns every day because I can get plenty of corporate sponsors. I'll probably be a millionaire if I just start talking about sports. So if you don't want to hear about the Browns, you got to subscribe. But I had somebody in my and I don't like it. Army said a funny thing she said, and if you're not, in the end, I don't like it. Army, it's my private group on Facebook. Go ahead and join or request. I'll. I'll let you. I give you permission or I'll let you in. But she said they said if Flo said he's gonna have to talk about the Browns if we don't subscribe. So we need to get the word out because I'm a Steelers fan. I thought that was hilarious. So, hey, Steelers fans, y'all know y'all hate us. We hate y'all when it comes to sports. We don't hate you in real life. But you know, I'm a Browns fan, y'all. Steelers. Make sure you tell everybody subscribe, unless you want to hear me talking about the Browns and the Cavs every day. But in all seriousness, let me shout out the subscriber of the day. This episode is brought to you by this subscriber. She means the world to me, just like all my subscribers, because y'all are the reason I'm able to do this, which is why I take it very, very serious. The Flow show no Filter is my baby. My first baby is Mr. King, my son. My second baby is the Flow show no filter. And I don't play about the Flow show no filter at all. And I don't give a fuck who has a problem with it. Because like my dad always told me and take this advice to anything that y'all are working on or anything y'all believe in. It's very easy for somebody to comment on something that you put your blood, sweat and tears and sacrifice in to build. Don't never pay them no attention. And those words carry me through this. Because people who have nothing invested in what you do, it's easy for them to say how you should handle this or how you should do that. But it's only one person that has the final call in that, and that's you. Because you the one put the work in. You the one sacrificing. Sometimes not seeing your child behind sacrificing for this show, sometimes not seeing your mother sacrificing for this show sometimes not being able to jump on the phone because you working all the time. And so I don't mean. I don't mince words when it come to my babies. I've been having and preaching the same message since October 30th. If you didn't catch it and I've said it a million times, that ain't my fault. So, Emily Matson, I greatly appreciate you for being a subscriber today with a $3 donation. She subscribed. Emily. And her. Her emoji is a heart. Everybody in the chat, clap it up. Give Emily Matson her flowers. So appreciate it, Emily. I go to bat for any one of my subscribers, anybody that. That. That supports the FLO show, no filter. I will go to bat for you. And my community knows that. But just like I go to bat for you, I go to bat for myself. And I'm gonna say it again. I have two babies. King, who is my son, I love him to death, who's graduating in June, and my second baby is the FLO show, no filter. If you want to play with your babies, that's your job or that's your prerogative, like the Bobby Brown song. But I ain't playing about my babies at all. So we gonna continue to push forward. Emily, again, thank you. I'm gonna give you some more claps. And everybody who has subscribed and purchased stuff on the website and the merch site, and I don't like it. All of y'all are to be commended. I appreciate y'all greatly. I tell y'all all the time. That's why I get my ass up and I'm on here at 7:30 every freaking Monday through Friday to do what I do. Why? Because I appreciate that y'all supporting me on this shit, and I really mean that. I don't have to get up at the crack of dawn every day and do this, but I appreciate it. And I know my subscribers, my listeners, I know they. They know at a certain time that new episode is uploading, and I wanted to be there every time y'all. Look, I know what it feels to be let down. I know what that feel like. And I ain't gonna do that to y'all. So again, thank you. Thank you. Thank you for all the support. And we're gonna continue to cover now. I couldn't. I got a little more diddy. So the documentary. And, you know, I can't wait to tell y'all, the celebrity that. That said Will Smith album is trash. And. And he need to give it up. But we go get to that after I make sure my overseas I see I even take care of my overseas people. Y'all my family too. All my Sydney, Brisbane, if I'm, if I'm saying it wrong, I'm sorry, Brisbane or whatever. Australia. Like I said, Sydney uk. You know, all the way out there in London. Y'all all in the Netherlands. Y'all support me so much. I found a documentary for y'all. I said I gotta bring it to the show because so many have hit me in a DM and say flo, I can't watch that one because I'm overseas. Do you know any other ones? I got you. So going back, it's on global play. Download the app Global play and you'll get this documentary. Documentary. And it talks about the unraveling which began November 2, 2023 when Cassie, former girlfriend and singer filed that lawsuit and things went crazy from there. The victims range from aspiring artists to employees with some as young as nine at the time of the alleged crimes. The documentary delves into Combs rise from Harlem streets to global stardom. Juxtaposing his charisma with accounts of predatory behavior goes on to say this is the, the, the documentary on global play. Over 120 people. Yeah. Go. Yeah. There's. Look at Emily. I so I love when my subscribers are in the building. No. Oh, Emily, I can't thank you enough. That's the least I could do. Thank you, Emily. Spread the word and keep me from talking about the Browns, please. I don't want to talk about the Browns that early in the morning. They pissed me off. They pissed me off probably more than Diddy. But the documentary goes on to say at least 25 victims were under 18 when the incidents occurred, some as young as nine. According to legal filings, the charges paint a picture of decade long pattern with crimes allegedly committed in studios, hotels and private residencies across the United States. Prosecutors claim Combs operated a criminal enterprise. All of that is broke down in this latest latest documentary on global pay. Let me give you the name of that documentary one more time so y'all could go check it out. The new documentary is called Diddy Colon, How a Bad Boy is Born. Diddy How a Bad Boy is Born streaming everywhere right now. Check it out as we move closer and closer to the trial of the century. Now I can't get out of here. Can't get out of here without bringing more receipts about. Everybody who is saying Will Smith is his album is trash. I Was the first one. That was my breaking news. That was my breaking news. But it's more people. And this person is Tony Rock. Of course he gonna say it, but listen to this. Yeah.
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Tony Rock
Hey, trying to be a comic right now. Will Smith has an album out, and it's a piece of. And he addresses the Oscars. Oh, it's a good time to be a comic right now.
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Flo
What do you think about that? Like, I mean, bro, like, he's going back to it.
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Tony Rock
Everybody keeps telling me to stop talking about it. Then he puts it on the song. So that gives me leeway to talk about it again. Album's trash. I. I'm just assuming that I have you. I haven't listened to it, but do.
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Flo
You refuse to listen to it?
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Tony Rock
I refuse to listen to it.
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Flo
The fact that he brought it up on the album.
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Tony Rock
Like trying to sell a album. I'm surprised he wasn't talking about being a drug dealer on this one. Jail and got shot in nine times. He's trying to sell a free album. His best work was. I'm still a hip hop head. That doesn't change. So you like his best work was bread and funk.
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Flo
Okay, okay. All right. So you'll give him that?
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Tony Rock
I'll give him that. I'll give him. I'll give him. I mean, I'm not entirely, you know.
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Flo
Okay, okay.
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Tony Rock
I know people think I'm just protecting my brother. Well, I like brothers deeper. That's all. I like that you can talk about.
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Flo
About, like, things and, you know, it doesn't have to involve emotion.
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Tony Rock
You're like, hey, I'm a hip hop head. I'm a hip hop head to the core. That this album, probably because I haven't heard anything about it other than, oh, he addresses your brother. If that's the only selling point, that's the album.
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Flo
Does this make things worse or better? Well, him. Him and your brother have.
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Tony Rock
No, no, no.
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Flo
This is.
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Tony Rock
It's just. This is. This is the saying that I don't like. Like, but this applies. It is what it is. They ain't friends. They ain't gonna be friends. It is what it is.
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Flo
No, no, there's nobody. Ne.
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Tony Rock
I don't think either one of them lost a significant amount of money behind this. Yeah, my brother might have actually made a little more money. Well, yeah, that Netflix special was made a little. Nobody's nobody, ain't nobody hurting. We all, Every, all of us, all of us are walking in the bank on Monday with smiles on our faces A good time.
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Flo
So just another person who Just came out and just co signed what I said. I know. I told y'all that his, the album and the freestyle was trash. My earlobes. I mean, my earlobes, my eardrums are mad at me to this day for listening to that wild ass, crazy Will Smith freestyle, which was complete and utter garbage. But like, like, like Tony Rock said, it is what it is. Now let's see. Did I forget anything today? Today? Oh, oh, oh. Yes. Before we get out of here, y'all, definitely, definitely, definitely. I've made an announcement. Yesterday, Laura, Ashley, Emily, Emma Lane. I'm sorry. Emma Lane and Heather, I got your. Sorry for the delay. Got your packages and your merchandise out this week or the next couple days. Ivan, Asiana, Monique, and then also, I already got Mona's out. If you. If I don't know if Michelle is in this chat or not. And Shawna, reach out to me or I'll message you about yours. I can get it out probably in the next couple days. If you. If it's not already on the way to you, let me know. But I will be all caught up on everybody's order this week for sure. And moving forward, they will be to you in a timely manner. I'm making sure of it myself. So any delays for anybody, I apologize. But you know one thing, you could always reach out to me and say, hey, I didn't get mine yet. And you know, I'm gonna take care of you immediately. That's my style. That's how I do business. I've been an entrepreneur my whole adult life, so I know how to wake up and get it done. So like I said, I got you. Definitely, definitely, definitely. And like I told you, I have so many. I got a headband coming out. I mean, it's already designed. I have new. A whole new collection with Champion. I'm so excited. My new. I just been waiting to get caught up. I'm the type. I don't want to drop nothing new until all the old orders and everybody is taken care of. So I have so many new things to drop, which will be Monday. So I'm gonna wait till Monday because I'm gonna give myself this week to get everybody caught up. But Monday, I am dropping my the black hoodie with the flow face on it. You've seen where it says and I don't like it. It has my face with the headband on it. It's like a nice little cartoon. But it's a collab with Champion. So it's a Champion hoodie with me. The Person. The person you look at every morning. It's like a character, a caricature. It's. It's. So I've had it designed for like four weeks now. I'm so excited about dropping it, but I wanted to make sure everybody is taken care of before I drop new stuff. So I got a headband and this champion hoodie, and I don't like it. Flow show, no filter, collab that I know y'all gonna love dropping Monday, but shout out to everybody who's been supporting the movement. This movement is just like the Judge Diddy's judge said. This a freight train. And I built it meticulously with intentionally not rushing. I built it this way on purpose. And my Uncle Marv. I gotta get my Uncle Marv. I told y'all I had so many great male figures in my life, including my dad, but I had about four uncles that could have been my dad. Like, as far as how much they poured into me and how much knowledge they gave me. And I will always give them their flowers any chance I can. And my uncle always told me, when you building something, build it slowly and build it patiently, because that's going to be better in the long run. And he gave me this analogy. And this analogy is how I look at everything to this day. And it's been a big reason why I am able to jump into different niches and different things and excel because it's basic fundamentals. And he said, check out a train or locomotive. A train, he says. Compare a train to a Ferrari. That Ferrari can get the top speed in seconds, but if it hits something, if a little bitty pebble in the ground or anything is off when you going at that top speed, you can crash, you can hydroplane, you all type of stuff. Don't build joke. Anything you do. Don't build it like that Ferrari, because you want it to be long term. Build it like a train. Think about a train. A train choo choos. A train takes a long time to get going. Choo choo choo. And you look at the train like that thing. It ain't gonna never get going. It's never gonna get to his destination going at that pace. But as them choo choos keep choo chooing, it builds up, it builds up, it builds up, it builds up. And next thing you know, train is at top speed. And can't a motherfucker stop it? And Uncle Marv shout out to you for that great lesson, because it applies. And I apply it to everything I do in life. I'M never in a rush. Yeah, I wanted to drop new merch, but the old merch was delayed and I had to sit my ass down and do it myself and get it out to my people. So I don't want to. I don't want to rush and drop no new stuff or nothing. Just be patient. I get everybody they stuff, and then I'll drop the new stuff. Same thing with my podcast. I started off with 20, if you know most. A lot of my first episodes were 23 minutes, 25 minutes, 27 minutes, 40 minutes. Maybe that was intentional. I had never did a podcast before, so I wanted to take my time. I wanted to make sure I could give you 23 minutes worth your time. Then I wanted to make sure I could give you 30 minutes, 40 minutes, 50 minutes. And now I can talk forever if I want to. Because I took the time to build it and let it grow. And now can't nobody stop me. And can't nobody stop us. Much love to all of y'all. See y'all tomorrow. Bye. As always, I love y'all, but I'm out. Boom.