Shanna (12:09)

Beverly Hills Hotel. The Beverly Hills Hotel is like a one bedroom suite. I fall asleep on the couch because I don't go out. And he storms in. Where the is she? I like wake up all of a sudden, like a. Like what the. Who.

Flo Daddy (12:34)

Who let. Who.

Shanna (12:35)

Who are you talking about? And then they go into the room, shuts the door. All I hear is, get the out of here. Get the out of here. He's like on a rage. He's being puffed. And at this point I'm just thinking of her safety. And so I'm packing her stuff up. Once he leaves, I see the aftermath on Cassie. She has knots on her head, bruised eye, busted lip. It was horrific. And so all I could think of was, we need to get back to my house. You need to get the out of here. We can't call the police. We can't go to the hospital. We are scared of Puff. We're always scared of him. If we call the police, what would happen? He's a very powerful person in the business and he can do things that will make you go away. And many people are afraid of him till this day. So what were we supposed to do? We just had to like fix whatever was happening at that moment. And that's kind of like how the business is. I called my friend who's a doctor, and I'm like, you have to take care of Cass because this is not okay. You have to be a witness to this because we can't call anyone. But I felt like this has happened before because she was so nonchalant about it. Cassie and I never spoke about that incident after.

Flo Daddy (14:18)

Now that's 2010. Picture this environment. This is not the incident that everybody knows about. This is 2010. So get an idea of what the fuck been going on all this time. Now this situation. Diddy beat the hell out of her. They called the beat the hell out of Cassie. The assistant called a doctor. She knew that came and patched up and fixed Cassie up and whatever and did it independently. Not going to a hospital or anything like that, of course, because, you know, he don't want the word out there. And so yeah, this is, this is another incident, but displayed in this documentary that just Shows his rage. And it shows again, a crazy temper with no accountability. And here we are. Now they go on the documentary to go on and talk about the Vibe editor. We talked about that on the other episode. The Vibe editor said that it was never their common practice. They didn't let any artists see the. The proofs before. Before they would come out. So, like, Diddy did a cover for Vibe magazine, and what happened was Diddy wanted to see the COVID before it was put out. Well, that was against the. That was against the. The. The rules. And Diddy didn't want to go for that. So this is a woman. So Diddy threatened her, sent man to her, threatened that she would be dead in a trunk because she would not show him how the COVID of the Vibe magazine looked before it came out. Now, it's so much wrong with this, but. But. But the main thing that really gets me is any man that threatens bodily harm, threatens to kill or any of that with a woman, it's just, frankly, a. And that's just plain as day what it is. I don't care who get mad about it or who don't care. I'm from Cleveland, and that's a bitch move. Hell, nobody, Nobody. I don't care who you are. You're not tough threatening a woman, like, at all. And I don't respect it. And I don't give a. Who don't like that, because ain't nobody gonna check me. I've been on this earth a long time, and I've been saying exactly what the fuck I feel from my heart my whole life, and ain't nobody shut me up yet. And ain't nobody gonna shut me up, because right is right, wrong is wrong. I don't play no size. I just keep it real. We not honoring or respecting nobody who think they can talk like that to a woman. And this and that. Like, ain't nothing. Like, ain't nothing tough about that. I don't know what to say. So just when I see this. And it ain't just Diddy, it's just any guy. Like, it's like it always. It's like, what, you think that's tough or you think that's. I don't know. So check out what this lady was saying about the Vibe magazine stuff. And I'm like, this is ridiculous.

Beverly (18:13)

Recently come to realize the members of the staff at that time was that he had actually, in the days before, come up to the Vibe offices with two tough guys looking for me in order for my safety and in order for the Magazine pages to remain intact. I was shuttled from office to office until the coast was clear. Bill waited outside, standing on the corner with the proofs, the pages of the magazine that were being prepared to go to print. And then my managing editor came down and got the pages from me and put me in a cab to Brooklyn. But the thing is, sitting right here, right now, I have no memory of any of that happening.

Flo Daddy (19:16)

Now check this out. Now, what's she talking about? Because you ain't watching documentary, so you might not know exactly what she mean, but okay. So the situation with her, she's the editor. The situation with her, Divide magazine got so intense with this ish, this it, this one issue, this one magazine cover, that when it was time to deliver the proofs so it could go to print, they had to watch her and guide her and protect her along the way as if she was the president of the United States. She had to be that. She had to be protected like that. So they put her on the cab, she took the. She took, she took the proofs in the cab, someone went with her. Then they gave her a cab and sent her back. And everybody watched her the whole way. And it was so traumatic for her. Being a black woman, you gotta imagine too, this was a while ago. I mean, we've come a little ways, but you know, it's still not even just black women. For women in general in a male dominated industry, you already know what's going on and how tough it is. So for her to have to go through all of that and all she's doing is doing her job. This was so traumatic that she don't even remember it. She don't even remember. And like this lady, I. I know her background a little bit. She's an editor at Vibe, but she's done other stuff in the entertainment industry. These ain't people. Like, I don't see her lying. Let me just be honest. This ain't some person just on the Internet looking for clout. This is a professional. This is someone who's worked their way up, who is good on their own. But it's just come to a point where Diddy has been getting away with this so long. People are so happy that now they can come out without fearing for their life. If I was to title this documentary, I would title it. I mean, I know you can't title it no ghetto terms and all that, but I would title it the Fall of Diddy. Dot, dot Dot. Everybody Ain't Lying. That would be my title. The Fall of Diddy Dot Dot dot. Everybody ain't lying. So then they detailed the Vibe magazine. And like I said, you see this theme going on. Big temper, big money, big power, no accountability. That's a recipe for. That's a disaster recipe. So they say this came from him growing up and being bullied. And the. Diddy was spoiled, so a lot of the kids in the neighborhood would just take from him. And so they saying Diddy built up this, you know, insecure, need to be powerful type Persona. And then they also went on to talk about the first year when he was at Howard University. He beat. He beat his girlfriend with a belt. And they had people from the college on there speaking about that, saying that Diddy was. It wasn't his first time. He did that a lot. He. I got some. I got a quote from her, matter of fact, about the belt incident. And this is horrific. So this is at Howard University, Diddy's first year. I'm gonna play a little bit of it. This is kind of what went on. So this is the pattern. Like, this girlfriend is previous to the next one. I'm gonna talk about Misha, which is previous to Kim Porter, which previous to Cassie. But they all have stories of getting their ass whooped by Diddy. And that's what's important to acknowledge this.

Misa (23:25)

Event, honestly, is so vivid to me. The night began with me in my dorm room. We heard someone yelling and screaming. So we pushed up the window just enough to get a little idea what was going on. We saw that it was Sean Puffy Combs, a fellow student, and he was screaming, get your ass downstairs. Come downstairs right now.

Flo Daddy (24:00)

And he had taken his belt off.

Misa (24:01)

And he was whipping the wall, mad, angry. They were connected somehow romantically. And when she came downstairs timidly and scared and really not knowing what to do, he started beating on her, whipping.

Beverly (24:20)

Her with that belt.

Misa (24:22)

She's taking it. Now we're involved because now he's abusing her. So we're yelling, get off of her. Stop hitting on her. Leave her alone. He's yelling back, mind your business. Mind your business. But we're yelling back, get off of her. Leave her the alone. He pushes her back into the doorway of the dorm.

Flo Daddy (24:47)

Now, after beating her and doing all this stuff, he is. No. Police were involved. They say Diddy left. They said they were kids, didn't know no better. They. They think back, you know, in college, they think back, they should have called the police. They should have did this. They think about a lot of. They should have did and could have did, and they didn't do any of it. But again, another pattern of abuse. They even went on to talk about an incident with Steve Stout, a record exec. Diddy had just done, did a. A video with Nas. Y'all remember the Nas video, Hate Me Now? So they detailed that incident. A lot of us knew about it, but we didn't know some of the details of the aftermath of it. And what happened was Diddy did a video with Nas called Hate Me Now. And in the video, they were depicted as Jesus on the cross being crucified and beat down by the public or society or whatever. And so this is a big video. This was Nas's chance to get a little more mainstream attention. And then also it was a way for Diddy to get a little quote, unquote, street cred. So it's big video. Y'all remember Hate Me Now. Like it was a big hit. Well, anyway, the final proof of. Of that video went to MTV and to be shown. But there was some particular scene or something that Diddy didn't like that about him. Like something. It was like a vain reason more to. Let's see what it seems like. I don't know. They didn't go into the detail, but it seems like it was just something he didn't like with how he looked or something. Long story short, Diddy goes to Steve Stout, who was a record exec at the time. Diddy drives to his office with his. With his goons or whatever and proceeded to beat the hell out of Steve Stout. He caught an assault charge. And. And when he caught this assault charge, what happened? Nothing. Now when they beat, when he beat, Steve thought they said he pummeled him with a phone and made him bleed and knotted his head up. All kind of stuff over a video that had nothing to do with, you know, Steve style just doing. Everybody just doing their job. But if Diddy, if you don't do what Diddy wants you to do when Diddy says it, then violence occurs. And so when he was charged with assault, this is in New York, y'all know he had the lawyers and judges all in his back pocket. That assault charge, that should have pretty much had jail time. He ended up, they, they, they knocked it down to a misdemeanor and he had one day of anger management and that was it. Case over. Misdemeanor. No, nothing. Steve style up now even rewind to the Howard incident after he beat the hell out of his girlfriend and with the belt and all of that, amongst all type of other shit that happened to Howard. Howard ended up giving him. Well, I think it was like an honorary degree or some shit. So instead of him being punished, the opposite happened. He was lifted. He was made to become a bigger star because of foul shit. So think about it. If you got everything going for you, you make a money. Diddy was a millionaire, they say, at 19, 19 years old. And so you making money 19, 20, you already don't think, nobody can tell you. And then when you do some of your most up, it actually turns and makes you a bigger star. What? Why are we surprised? This is why we have parents. This is why we raise our children. This is why we put them on punishment. This is what we're trying to guard against. Because you can't reward bullshit. And when you look at this documentary, it goes into it. Now, one of the crazy like shit that pertained to this fucking case that people need to pay attention to in this documentary is there are so many people saying that Diddy had a gun and shot that girl with Shine in that club incident with JLo. Now this is bigger than some documentary because they trying to pull that back up. They trying to implicate JLo. And there was a drive. There's a driver, there's two people that got some crazy info about Diddy in that club shooting that's gonna come. I'm telling you, this shit gonna come out in this Fed case. Mark my words. Two people. Little Rye and the driver. Now, the driver said something that had never been said before. He even said it when he came on the camera. He said, I've never spoke out publicly, but this driver said he was called to drive Diddy that night. Diddy and JLo, this was a job for him. It was just. He was called to do it. He wasn't like a everyday worker for Diddy. This is just an opportunity. He says he's driving Diddy around and as they're going to the club, he sees, I guess in the rearview mirror or somehow he sees Diddy with a gun. He said Diddy saw him. He saw, but he just didn't say shit. Now this goes on to be an important gun because this is the one that they saying she. He shot the lady that, that we all know the lady that said she was shot in the face by Diddy. But if you know how the story ended up, Diddy was made to be innocent and Shine took the fall. So this driver also says after, after the incident in the club when Diddy, when. When the shots went out and Shine and all that, they say they left Shine and it was Diddy and his bodyguard Wolf riding with him. And they ended up running from the cops. They were making Diddy and Wolf. Wolf was his bodyguard back then. Rest in peace, Wolf. They were making the driver run from the cops. And the driver was doing what they said he was scared. But finally they were cornered. Police got him, the driver, the chase was over and they took. They arrested them all. Now when they get arrested, the driver says, Diddy says under his breath, I will give you $50,000 to take this gun charge. 50K. And when the dude wouldn't take that, he said diddy offered his $300,000 ring. Yeah, his $300,000 ring. He said he could hold that for collateral. So here he is, same thing. Violence, money, no accountability. And then what happened? If y'all know the case, Diddy got out of it innocent, lied, saying he didn't, he never did anything. When everybody know he was the one shot some. He shot shots in the club. And Shine, which Shine was a kid at this time, a young kid just signed as a rapper with Diddy. He ended up going for 10 years. And so we see again another, what do we say?

Cassie (33:13)

From the area of the melee towards the door. And I see them reaching their waist. I turned to tell my friends, oh my God, let's go, let's go. Watch out, something's getting ready to go down. And just as I turn back and I look at them, I see them both holding guns. And God said to me, be still, you're about to get hit. And I just see the muzzle flash.

Flo Daddy (33:37)

Pow, pow.

Cassie (33:43)

I grab my face because I instantly feel this, this hot torching flame on my face. And I turn my head and I'm like, oh my God, I got shot in my face. I felt myself separated and the cold air rushed towards my chest and passed through me. I could feel it pass through me. I was certain that I was going to be dead at that moment. Cuz I didn't think a human could.

Flo Daddy (34:12)

Lose that much blood and still be alive. I just, I knew my life was.

Cassie (34:25)

Never going to be the same again.

Flo Daddy (34:30)

Another life ruin. That's the young lady who said. And she would say this from the beginning, nobody believed her. She said Puffy was the one who shot her. And, and, and, and nobody believed her. And and so to the people that say. And it is a perfect opportunity to say this too. To the people that say, why didn't y'all say stuff? Or why didn't anybody say nothing back then? People did. And a lot of y'all didn't believe Them So, so, so anytime y'all I see that it pisses me off because we have people who've been saying this since the 90s. Nobody believed them. And now they're getting some type of justice and now we have that be in the comments or, or just wanting to be contrarians talking about well why y'all didn't say nothing then? Why y'all saying something now? Cause y'all didn't believe them then. They did say stuff. This lady right here was saying since this happened 20 plus years ago that Diddy shot her in the face. Nobody want to believe her now. They believe her. So let's start with that. Why didn't anybody say nothing then? Because people was saying shit then, but wasn't nobody believing it. And on top of that, Diddy had the whole fucking system in his back pocket. So what the hell you going to say? So we go on. That's one person in became Diddy. But then Little Rod, if you remember Little Rod is the besides Cassie, he another big reason why all this going because Little Rob filed a lawsuit talking about Diddy was trying to play with him and, and, and, and and what did he even said Cuba Gooden Jr. Did some type of gay sexual assault to him or something, whatever. But Little Rod says Diddy told him that he shot somebody or shot a lady in that club with Shine and Lil Rod Imma let he can tell you himself.

Little Rod (36:50)

I worked with Puffy in 2023. Puffy mentioned once that he shot a person in the club when JLO was with him. He said he's done a lot of things before and sometimes he could be a person over exaggerating. It's like, okay, he's talking that stuff he's got. He's been sipping juice or whatever is. But when I told somebody that, they said no, he that was a situation happened.

Flo Daddy (37:28)

So that's him basically saying Diddy told him that he did that. Come on y'all, this is crazy. And like I said, everybody ain't lying. And like these are a lot of this stuff is police report. There were arrests, there were cases. It's just that all this shit was thrown out or slaps on the wrist. But damn, when you look at it, it's almost like y'all know my favorite saying. Every five minutes Diddy was doing some bullshit. Now I'm just on episode two and I'm not even talking about every single thing that they talked about in those two episodes because I would be here for hours and hours and hours. I ain't trying to hold up your time like that. But this is just episode two. And I ain't even got through all of the, the, the incidents. There were people who knew a lot of stuff about the freak off parties, right? And they said at that time they couldn't cover or say because they would get blackballed, harmed, deleted, whatever. So when you look at it, you say, there's no reason anyone should be surprised. You could have one, maybe, maybe two incidents like this. But I'm gonna say one, maybe give a, give somebody an incident where you do some stupid harm, somebody, whatever, one time, maybe. Hey, look, give somebody some grace, right? We ain't we none of us perfect. I ain't perfect, you ain't perfect. Anybody listen to it. So let's just say we give. Somebody wants to do something stupid like that, you know, these little frivolous incidents, but this, But Diddy got like hundreds of these. Hundreds of. You got an attitude like a little petulant child and then now you want to, you want to put your hands on people or threaten people's lives every time you look around because you don't get your way. Like I said, it's deeper than even this case. It's just, it's just like it's really crazy to realize when you realize how much shit people went through trying to make it, trying to work hard. If you gotta bust your ass to get a record contract, and so what people don't realize you have to bust your ass. I've been there. Bust your ass, Sacrifice your life, Sacrifice holidays. When I was grinding to get my record deal, I was. It was Christmases and I was by myself in the studio, me and my producer. When I was the type of person, I was with my family, we had candlelight dinners on Christmas. We were real close. But during my grind of grinding myself up to a record deal, man, I sacrificed everything. And I'm telling you that because. So as a woman, you do that same thing of what I just talked about. You sacrifice to get somewhere and then you run into a guy like Diddy. Now people don't understand why you don't. Why that woman didn't say anything. Well, I don't know if you've ever sacrificed your whole fucking life for something, but when you sacrifice your whole fucking life or something, sometimes you'll let some shit slide because you're trying to get to your goal in which you sacrificed your whole fucking life for. I think that's hard for some people to understand, but I've been there, so I understand what it's like to sacrifice your whole life. And people think you going that, that it's so easy to just sacrifice your whole life. Start making a little headway, start making a name. And then you gonna throw that all away because this guy touched you inappropriately or whatever. Now of course we all say report them, call the police, all of that, of course it's bad. But you didn't put that work in that that person has to throw everything away for in order to get justice. So it's easy for you to say, hey, just, just tell, just do this, just do that. But you gotta understand people in a lot of people not willing to throw away that work. And that's what's happening. And that's what Diddy prayed on. This is from men and women. They talked about a girlfriend named Misha in the early days. This was the bad boy days. This was the very, very beginning of bad boy. And Misha was the one who picked out, made Lil Kim's, gave her her style, styled all the artists. But Misa was actually Kim Porter before Kim Porter. Misa was actually Cassie before Cassie. And what I mean by that is Diddy has altercations which are backed up by police reports and where he beat Misa's ass, he beat her ass and put his hands on her and stuff like that in front of her family members. One time she was holding the two month old baby. Now unless I missed it, I'm not sure if they were saying that two month old baby was hers and Diddy's or just hers, but I'm guessing had to be hers and Diddy's. Y'all let me know if y'all know anything about like the details of that. I'm have to look into that. But anyway, she was holding a two month old baby and Diddy is pushing her and threatening to take her baby and, and, and, and saying she'll never see the baby again. Just all kind of shit. And everybody around the situation said Misa was a hard worker. She styled Lil Kim, she styled all the artists, she was a sweetheart. And they said Diddy just tormented her. And again this is backed up by police reports, police statements and everything. Then we go from Misa to Kim Porter. They detailed times where Diddy would see Kim would be in the club having a good time with her friends. You know, Diddy was running around doing God knows what with God knows who. So her and him and Kim Porter even would be off and on, you know what I mean? So this would even be a time where they weren't even Technically, together. And her friend said Kim was in there having a good time. Diddy goes in there and embarrasses her in front of everybody, cussing her out, telling her to get her ass home, she shouldn't be out and would do like, take her purse and just dump the out in the middle of the VIP just to embarrass her. This a lunatic, y'all. That's like. Imagine being tormented like that. Imagine. And then you go from Kim Porter to Cassie. See, money, power with no accountability, that pretty much equals the devil. And I ain't talking about just Diddy. I'm talking about many too much money and power with no accountability equals getting hurt left and right. And before I continue, let me. Let's let me stop right there real quick and shout out my subscribers of the day. Today I have one honorable mention, Gina Brown. Blessed with angels is our nickname. Gina Brown. Thank you for the subscription, thank you for subscribing to the podcast, which is now on YouTube, Apple and Spotify. And for the subscription, you get access to all the exclusive content on my audio version. I appreciate it and it help keeps the lights on. And I don't know what to say. All I can say is thank you, Gina, for subscribing. She did a $3 donation. $3 subscription. And we love you for that. And anybody else, if you want to subscribe, please do. I appreciate it and I keep the exclusive content rolling. And our panels, our weekend panels are. Are fun. I love those. And we're having one this weekend for all subscribers. I was sent an email blast out and we're going to kick it and talk about this documentary. Like I said, I still got three episodes to watch. This is just breakdown of two episodes. And really I left a lot of out. So I always. I don't want to tell so much that it's not enjoyable for y'all to watch. So it's plenty of stuff on there that I didn't even mention. But the subscriber of the day is. Who is the subscriber of the day? Subscriber of the day is Shannon Riddle. She had the top subscription yesterday. $4 subscription. Let's give her a hand of applause and let me give us a real claps. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Shannon. Shannon, Shannon. I really appreciate it. You are keeping this thing going. We're going to grow. We started out as just an audio podcast. We are video now with patreons and interviews coming up with guests and who. I never would have thought all this was going to happen. But like I always say I'm here to motivate. And anybody out there don't listen to what people saying you can do and can't do. Because guess what? Two years ago they told me I couldn't do this. That I'm doing. Two years ago they told me I didn't. They. They said, what the is he doing? How can he go from real estate to he think he gonna be a content creator? But guess what? Two years ago they was asking me what the I was doing. And now today they asking me how the did I do it. And I don't say that to brag because I don't give a about bragging. I don't do nothing to show off or none of that. I do shit that I like to do and stay real. But what I do like to do is motivate people out there that have dreams that are working towards it. Because one of my pet peeves is I hate people who always want to stand on the sidelines and tear down people for chasing what they want to do or their dreams or what they gonna do in their life. And I don't like that shit. So I am use me as an example of you could do that shit. And also as an example of telling them motherfuckers to kick rocks. Because it's like I always tell my son, long as you got a plan, you the man. And the only reason they bothering you and your plan is because they don't have a fucking plan. And that's what I want y'all to remember. Don't. I don't care what you're trying to do. I. Hey, I'm in podcasting influencer. That's my lane. But whatever you're doing, if you want to be. If you trying to start that nursing situation, you want to be a nurse, you're trying to get into that, you trying to do home health care, any of that. I don't care what you're doing. You can do it. And that is the main goal of what I bring to the table. Yeah, we talk about stories, but I also want to make sure and motivate my people because I do it for the dreamers. And so we gonna move on, get back to Diddy, but just had to shout out my subscribers. Make sure you check me out. We on YouTube every Monday through Friday, 7:30. You can come kick it with me and Shannon in here. Been kicking it. Shout out to Shanna and we just have a ball. And if you can't catch the video audio on Spotify and Apple and some Other places also, I want to read we talked about the boycott. Before I get to the rest of this, Diddy, I like to read my fan mail because like I said, this is not only a voice for me, this is a voice. I'm a voice for y'all. Like, it don't matter. Y'all might say some that I ain't even talking about. But if y'all, if I feel like you need. If you feel like it needs to be heard, go ahead and drop it in the fan mail. Now, I talked about the boycotton Target. If y'all know a lot of minorities and women, a lot of them are boycotting Target because they dropped a DEI and. And I talked about that, gave you the pros and cons and what to look out for and that they not telling y'all and they are telling you and just broke it down. Well, I had somebody who wanted to speak on that, and they did it in the family. I'm gonna read it to y'all. And this is what this person says from Detroit, Michigan. Instead of boycotting Target, you should have been paying attention during the presidential race. You know, who told you exactly what he was going to do if he became president. So basically she's saying that the person Trump, who told you what he was going to do before he do it, before he even became president, and people still voted for him. This person goes on to say, you picked him. You voted him into office. The American people picked them. Now you must pay the price. Peace. So like I said, this is one of a person that put that in the fan mail. And anytime you want to speak on anything, and I know how it is, sometimes you just want your words to go out. I tell my best friend all the time, I like the fact I get to just vent on for real. That's one thing I like about my job and what I do. And so same thing to y'all. I know sometimes some stuff get talked about and you just want to say some loud, well, go ahead and put it in the fan mail and I'll. If I can get to it, I will read it on the show. So let's continue. We got about. Oh, we damn near this time be flying with y'all. I tell you, I am not. Bullshit. It's my favorite time of the day is I get to kick it with y'all. I like that we got this. I got it set up on YouTube now so some of my people can come in here and kick it with me while I'm doing this. Now, I ain't so lonely. And so let's finish this Diddy documentary. And like I said, I'm gonna do probably more of a some more breaking down maybe. I don't know if after I watch it, see if there's some more breakdown need to be done, I might release it as exclusive content. But I know for sure we'll have a panel this weekend. And like I said, subscribers will be invited. And so at the end of the day, like I said, the theme of this documentary was Diddy not being held accountable and all this that he got away with. And like I said, I'm only on episode two. It's five there now, so check it out. The Diddy documentary is called the Fall of Diddy. It's on id. And one last thing I wanted to get to before I get out of here on this Diddy documentary, I want you to hear how they were. How this promoter almost died because Diddy, when they had that east coast, west coast going on, Diddy ran like saw that he had a death row T shirt on which was given to him. He was a promoter, so people was passing out. So they gave him a Death Row East T shirt and he wore it. And listen how this turned out for him.

Promoter (54:28)

And we proceed down the block, his car veers over and cuts me off and forces me into an island. Lance and I both jumped out of the car, was shot, blasted off. Lance yells gun, Gun. And I don't know who shot it. I leap over the island and now it's a car chase and I'm fighting for my life. At this point, all I know is that I need to get away. And so I'm driving. I'm going down the one way streets. I'm on a sidewalk at one point. It's a high speed chase through Manhattan.

Flo Daddy (55:16)

All of that because a a promoter that he didn't even know had a T shirt that just said Death Row east. And he ended up in a police. I mean not a police, but being chased by Diddy and his goons and shot this. All I'm saying is did he guilty of whatever the they said he did? Him and his thousand bottles of baby oil. I'm gonna have to go ahead and get the up out of here, y'all, but I appreciate y'all shout out Shannon for keeping me company this morning. Hey, I like some of your comments. Great comments as always. We gonna be right back tomorrow for Thirsty Thursdays. Make sure you got your water ready. We'll be back here on YouTube at 7:30am Eastern tomorrow again and 8:30 between 8:30 depends on how long it takes to upload but about 8:30 on Apple and Spotify with the audio version but you know what it is y'all I'm gonna go on and wrap it up right the here on this Father Diddy recap. Check out the documentary on ID so that if you in the panel this weekend you'll know what the hell you talking about and we can have a discussion. I don't think you two care music as always. I love y'all and I'm ow we just wrapped up the show, y'all. What's up Felix Bolt. What right what's up? What's going on Boat Wright? What you up to Felix? We definitely wrapped it up for the day. We about to get up out of here y'all. Appreciate y'all just watching catching up fetus yeah you missed me. We here at 7:30, Felix so check me out. I'm about to get up out of here. I appreciate the support and.