Mark Curry (14:57)

My name is Mark Curry. You know, I'm a former bad boy recording artist. A lot of people, you know, I made a lot of hits for Puff.

Interviewer (15:06)

How do you feel about these lawsuits accusing Diddy of abuse? What do you think about that? You knowing Diddy, do you think he's capable of doing that?

Mark Curry (15:13)

Man, do I think. Yeah, I think he's very capable of doing it. It's in his character. That's who he is. That's what comes with power. That's what come with arrogance.

Flo (15:22)

That's.

Mark Curry (15:22)

That's what comes with, you know, what makes him. I seen fights between. Where he have an argument, fight with a female, whatever it may be. I seen it with my own friends. But sometimes you say, you know, we all go through things, but once you have a sign of doing it over and over and over again, that's when it becomes a problem. You be like, so every relationship that you get in, you. You're violent in them. I was around when, when, when. When Cassie was there. I knew Kim Porter before I knew Puff. I met Misa. But, you know, it was a history. When you have a history of the same thing, man, it becomes a problem.

Interviewer (16:01)

Speaking of Kim Porter, because you Knew. Kim Porter, is it true that Diddy broke her nose?

Mark Curry (16:07)

Bust a nose, man. Anytime a man would go out his way to wiretap someone's phone or put taps in their homes just to monitor their conversation, that's a sign of insanity.

Flo (16:23)

So not. Thank you. Thank you, Mark Curry. So check this out. Kim Porter. We got eyewitnesses of. Of the violence that Diddy put on this. His women that he so called loved. Broker nose, wiretapped her phone, tapped the home to listen to everything she did. And then when she dies mysteriously, everybody wouldn't look at us or look at the people that's looking side. I like. What do you expect us to think? This ain't normal. You're hearing this out of people who were there. Mark Curry's in music videos. He wrote songs for Puff. He got publishing basically out of his publishing dealing with Diddy, and he spoke about that. But, but, but. Mark Curry. I got more questions for Mark Curry. Mark Curry, can you tell us about any times that Diddy may have, excuse me, Sean Combs, AKA Mohawk Diddy, where he may have disrespected or. Or did anything out of the way to any of your friends or your women? Take your time.

Mark Curry (17:46)

It might be a female that likes you. She naturally just like you. But he likes her, but she likes you. He's upset about that. He don't like that. The fact that she like you and don't like him. I'm in the Bahamas, run across a girl he like. Mark, where you get this girl from? I said, I got her from the club. He said, she kind of bad. He said, if you give your girl to me, I'll give you one of my girls. I said, puff, I can't give you no girl. I said, but if I walk away and she like you, then, then, then that's what it is. But I walk away and go to the store and leave her in the. In the studio. I come back and she booed up with you and y' all together. I'm gonna be like, hey, okay. I ain't gonna have nothing to do with it. I come back, the girl mad. She said, why you leave me here with this creep? I said, where's Puff Daddy?

Gene Deal (18:38)

Who else?

Mark Curry (18:39)

I couldn't even leave you with someone better. I thought you would be happy. She was like, no, I'm not happy. I don't like this dude. I said, damn. Then he's looking at me. He was like, yo, get out my face. Because you know. You know what I do to girls like this. I was Like, I don't know, but he was already ready to hit her. He was like, I spit on her. So then she was like, well, I told him I ain't like him, but I got a twin sister. I told him she won't like him either. That's when he really got mad. I had to get that girl up out of there quick because I realized he was going to try to hit my girl or be violent towards my girl because my girl didn't like him.

Flo (19:13)

Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. This is a sign of a maniac and any jury that hears testimony like this. And we got more clips, y' all. This is from somebody who is there, was there. You can see him in the music videos. He has wrote books. He's a stand up guy. He saw these things with his own eyes. But one of the most damning things that he saw with his own eyes is the next question and clip that I have for you. Can you, Mark Curry, can you tell us here at the Flow show, no filter, the best community online, the best coverage of Diddy bar none is not even close. It's not even close. Nobody out here covering Diddy like me. And I'm not saying that to brag because I love everybody and I actually want to find somebody who I can watch because I can't watch my own content. But anyway, that's not. Got nothing to do with the court. Can you tell us. We've had speculation about spiking drinks. Can you, can you go into a little detail or anything you might know about that situ. About that vip?

Mark Curry (20:33)

All of these girls come around at VIP and they just be standing there and like, let me tell you something, man, I'm gonna get back with you. We gotta rewind this back. We used to go to the, when we go to the club, we used to have these bottles, right? And on this bottle they be. They'd be regular Moab bottles. On them bottles right there, they've been to have something to make the girls be real, real slippery and all of this kind of stuff. So when you get up, they'd be like, don't touch them bottles right there and only drink them bottles right there. So we already knew what the drill was. You just don't mess with them bottles, right? Then all of the girls is in the club. After a while, they all running, opening up their mouth like little birds just running around just popping pills in their mouth, pop pill, pill, pill. And then that was the party. I used to, I used to, you know, we used to be on the road, you Know, you'd be like, yo, let me go with my puff room. See what they doing? And you knock on puff door, he'd be sitting there damn near butt naked. You ever just had a grown ass man answer his hotel door butt naked? And they'd be like, come on in. You'd be like, I'll come back, bro. Put some clothes on. What are you doing? I don't want to see you naked. Grown man stuff, yo. That's kind of disrespectful. So when you get. That's. That's called the test off. How you make sure you breaking in little call, call the artists up here to the room, tell them I'm gonna have a meeting by my tub. He be in there by the tub and stuff, soaking and stuff. But you like, how the hell I'm supposed to have a meeting with a butt naked and done.

Flo (22:02)

No further questions, your honor. How many different people have we heard the same stories from? I guarantee Diddy. Diddy would be pissed off if I was on the prosecution team because I'd be tearing they ass up. Rest my case on day one. It'll be. Wouldn't be nothing to talk about. But on a serious note, this is Mark Curry telling the same story that little Rod Jones told in his recent lawsuit. Mark Curry told this story years ago, and I always give y' all a little context. He is exactly right about that. That's the test. When he said Diddy would be butt ass naked and tell artists to come to the room so he could talk to them about their music deal or this. So that. That's how they test you industry. And they. And they see how far they can go. And that's why I told y' all, I never. It never. It. It never went past. It never even made it past home plate with me. They didn't go. It didn't even make it to first base because had anybody in the industry called me, a grown man called me somewhere and butt naked, I would have been like, put some clothes on and don't ever do that again. Next time I'm doing that, I'll punch you in your mouth. That's my reaction. That's my initial reaction. I never played with anybody. I always was respectful. I always rather smile than look angry. But if you. If you disrespect me or try to do some weird, I will call you out immediately. And Mark Curry is not lying when he says that was like a test. He want to see how far are you willing to go. Did he want to see how far you were willing to go to get this, this thing that we call fame and money. And so if you go up there and you talk to him butt naked and you don't say nothing and you there all night and acting like it's all cool, when you leave the room, he say, okay, I got me one there. But if you go up to that room and like a Mark Curry, who was casted out, blackballed from the industry, when you go up there and you say, man, I come back, man, put some clothes on. Oh. He say, man, I gotta get rid of that guy. That guy ain't gone. And I was that guy. I was the guy that say, man, you a creep, bro. I don't care if you diddy. I don't care who you are. I will tell you. You a creep. You can tell how I am on this podcast. I say all kind of stuff that might. People might be upset about or whatever, but if it's the truth, I don't give a damn. If you can't handle the truth, then just the wrong. Don't listen, don't be around me, because I can't. I ain't phony. I'm going to tell you exactly what's on my mind. And I'm willing to take whatever come with that. Because guess what? I ain't willing to take what come with lying and, and, and, and being somebody I'm not for, for some, for a dollar or for some fame. I can't deal with that. He said he, he, he diddy was still. All of their publishing make intimidating threats if you didn't go with what he was, what he, what his agenda was. It was just crazy. So let's go into, back into this wiretapping situation with Kim Porter as a woman out there, and I'm speaking to the women right now. What do you feel about a guy who has been proven to put your hands on women? And if you were in, in Kim's shoes, how would you feel about a man who wiretapped your phone, A man that tapped your home to listen to everything you were saying? Or better yet, what if your daughter told you she was dating a guy who were doing these things? What would you say or do? Because I know what I would say or do. And it, and most of it will probably get put my ass in prison if my daughter came to me telling me these things. So this is from Yahoo, y' all. This is sad. And this Kim Porter stuff is going to come up in this case. That is why the jury was asked in that questionnaire about Kim Porter. So I took this from Yahoo. Diddy's alleged wiretapping of the late Kim Porter surfaces amid sexual assault lawsuits. Article goes on to say former Bad Boy recording artist Mark Curry did not mince words when addressing his former boss Diddy and his alleged history of abuse following the sexual assault lawsuits. According to the Bad Boy for life hitmaker, during a recent interview, Bad Boys Record founder broke the late Kim Porter's nose and wiretapped her phone in a fit of insanity. Curry is the latest insider to spill the beans on an unfolding abuse scandal trailing Diddy since his ex Cassie accused him of rape and years of abuse in a lawsuit. So let me add some context to this, because like I told y' all, difference between me and them is I re. I could recall. I don't just report. And you might not know his name. Some of you will. It's a guy by the name of Shakir Stewart. Now we about to play. We about to do a comparison game right now. Y' all remember when Kid Cudi. Y' all know the situation. We talked about it a million times. Kid Cudi, former Shaker high school graduate, just like me. We all from Cleveland, loved, love, Kid Cudi always got his back. But when Cassie would try to run away from Diddy or get away from her and she needed a soft place to land, she would. She would call Kid Cudi and. And once Diddy found out she was going to Kid Cudi, she. He told Cassie he would blow up her car. Blow up his car. And guess what he did. He blew up his car. This is in the indictment. This is one of the charges that Diddy is facing. But I brought up that incident because I want to rewind it back because Diddy has shown a pattern, a pattern of abuse, a pattern of manipulation, a pattern or pattern of intimidation. If you go all the way back to the 90s and you have a timeline and break down what did he's been doing, you'll see he's been doing kind of the same thing over and over and over again over and over and over again. So let's just change the names. Let's replace. Before there was a Cassie, there was a Kim Porter. And Kim Porter, much like Cassie, was allegedly being abused, coerced, etc. Etc. Kim Porter looking for a soft place to land. I'm gonna have to just get this person out of here because you. You taking up the whole chat saying the same thing, and I'm gonna just have to block you because it's just. It's kind of getting annoying. I want everybody a chance to talk. You're not gonna just dominate the chat. So I'm gonna go ahead and ban this guy anyway. Kim Porter was looking for a soft place to land and that soft place to land was a guy by the name of Shakir Stewart. Shakir Stewart, without going into too many details, was a big time record exec. He worked with and signed artists like Neo and worked with Jay Z and Rick, signed Rick Ross. I mean every big name artist in the early 2000s, he either worked with them or signed them. Now Shakir wanted to sign me. That's how I know Shakir. At more of a personal level. Shakira would run around with Floyd, trying to explain to Floyd what he should do with my career and how he could do this, how he could do that. I only tell you that because Shakira was a good dude. And you don't meet too many good dudes in this industry, especially the big time successful ones. Most of them are assholes and most of them didn't like me because I would let them know they were assholes and then I would look them dead in their face and you know, what you gonna do about it? I'm just being truthful. Anyway, Shakir Stewart, it's well documented that that Diddy put his was violent with the man and there's some incident. I should have pulled it up on my phone so I could give you the accurate details, but I didn't even think I was going to get into this story today. But damn has to be told. There was some overseas incident in which Diddy found out about Shakir Stewart and, and end up hitting him and, and being violent and having some goons do something. It's just crazy story. I might tell it in full Monday, but I'm only telling it because it shows a pattern. And, and then Shakira Stewart still dealing with Kim Porter because Kim Porter wanted to deal with him and she liked Shakir. Y' all would have liked Shakir Stewart. He was one of us. And I told y' all just like, I'll tell y' all who the are. I will make sure I tell y' all the ones who were cool and, and deserve to have good, good flowers put on their name. And Shakir Stewart was one of them. Treated me like gold every time I would see him. But long story short, in the midst of him dealing with Kim and Diddy, doing his same intimidation tactics and all kind of extra stuff, Shakira Stewart at the height of his career killed himself. Now at the time, people said, I don't believe that. People that knew Shakira said he would never. I believe. I believe he shot himself. I believe. I think he shot himself in the head supposedly or something like that. And at the time, people, even at that time, it were small rumblings like this don't sound right. Don't sound like he would do that. But then you fast forward and you see this pattern of violence in. And the lengths Diddy would go to eliminate or intimidate people that were in or around the women he fe. He felt he was in control of. Because you don't have to be a psychiatrist to. To realize Diddy just looked at women as possessions, possessions that he can control. He could do whatever he want to and then cast them to the side when he wanted to. And even when he cast him to the side, if you talk to a. A Shakira Stewart or you talk to a Kid Cudi or you talk to anybody that he felt like he could dominate, he would. Now, it's been rumored, and a lot of people know 50 Cent talked to some of the same women Diddy dealt with. You don't hear any stories about Diddy putting his hand on 50 Cent. You don't hear any stories about Diddy blowing up 50 cents car. You don't hear any stories about Diddy damn near not even saying $0.50 name. That's the definition of a bully. And if you've been watching this, watching this show, or listening to the flow show from the beginning, you know, I can't stand bullies. It's probably a big reason why I do what I do, because I ain't gonna get bullied. And I don't like to see people get bullied. I'm the guy that say, pick on me. Leave them alone. Pick on me. I've been wired like that since the.

Mark Curry (36:00)

Since.

Flo (36:01)

Since a little kid. And so that is one of the biggest things I don't respect about Diddy. Why people, you know, they come in, the comments, some of the Mohawk Diddy trolls, you know, they like, why you, you, you, you so hard on Diddy? You didn't do this, dude. I said, not only has he destroyed careers and, and. And just did all kind of foul shit to people, I actually know. See, people got to realize I actually was in this industry at a high level. So I know these people. Me and Kid Cudi went to the same high school. When. When Kid Cudi made it, he invited me down to one of his biggest performances at House of Blues, one of the greatest nights of my life. And just to see someone who made it and see how the crowd, how he worked the crowd every. It was a blessing for him to even do that for me. So to find out somebody like Diddy blew his car up, you think I ain't gonna be screaming on the mountain. Whatever I feel. But besides all that, I just hate a bully. If you, if, if he was the same way across the board, if he went at 50 cent like that or anybody else who would be a worthy opponent, I would look at it just a little bit different. But I seen firsthand that he, if you are an aunt to him, he gonna go the full mile. And I just don't like that. And so I had to bring up the Shakir situation because a lot of people don't talk about that. Shakir Stewart was, was one who was given one of Diddy's ex women somewhere they could talk to. They were having fun. And we don't know if Diddy had anything to do with Shakir's death. We don't know that. But we do know at one incident overseas when he found. When Diddy found out that Shakir and Kim were talking, did he put his hands on him and beat him up and whatever. We do know that now. The article goes on to say Mark Curry throws more dirt. Over the past few months, three women, including Cassie, filed separate lawsuits against Diddy and and Mark Curry stepped forward to lay even more incriminating allegations against the rapper. When questioned about an earlier claim by Gene Deal that the hello Good Morning rapper had broken his on again off again girlfriend's nose, the 52 year old said he definitely did. And he detailed this in his book called Dancing with the Devil. I encourage y' all to go check that book out and I. And he has a new book that he's promoting and that's. I think we'll be discussing more of the new book. But Dancing with the Devil details a lot of the shady that Diddy did. He said he witnessed Diddy in fights with many females. This is according to Mark Curry and said it became a full fledged problem when he kept doing it over and over and over and over and over again. Which begs it has people saying things like karma is coming for Diddy. What has came I should say people are saying, Diddy, you're an evil man. Another person that has spoke out is Diddy's former bodyguard, Roger Bonds. And thank you monique for the $10 super sticker between you and not dreamer. I'm gonna have a good lunch today and I need It I'm hungry. I've been working hard as hell like when Friday come because I get a break. But thank you for the super sticker, Monique. I really appreciate it. Roger Brown, Roger Bonds, if you remember that's Diddy's former bodyguard and he knew some things. He recounted leveraging his, his, his diabetes diagnosis due to situations surrounding his ex boss. Implying that the Grammy award winner engaged in questionable activities. Bonds wrapped up his confession saying Cassie spoke on it. She said yeah, I jumped on it. I jumped in between it. That wasn't the only time. It was the other times and it was other people. You think this former bodyguard ain't gonna be on call on that witness stand? You don't think he gonna have to raise his right hand and say I promise to tell the whole truth for nothing but the truth. So help me God. Be looking out for Roger Bonds. He was someone who had to jump in the middle and keep Diddy from kicking Cassie's ass. For lack of a better way to say it. With all due respect to Cassie, a matter of fact Cassie is in New York. It was a nice picture TMZ put up with her with her baby bump. Congratulations on her child. It is, it is unimaginable to think that you got to go through the darkest part of your life in front of the whole world while being pregnant. I wouldn't wish that on my woman, my wife, my mama, my sister, my auntie, my cousins. I wouldn't wish that on anybody. Cassie is strong and brave and just think about this baby is going to be on a witness stand before even born. It's already been in the system. It's already been. This baby has already will off. Will have already been on a witness stand before it even come into the world officially thanks to Mohawk Diddy. So article goes on to say that he stepped down for his from his role of, of being Diddy's bodyguard and, and, and and he had more stories than just what I just told you there. I'm not, I wouldn't be surprised if Gene Deal is called to that witness stand. Gene Deal is another former security bodyguard of, of, of Diddy. He's said and seen many things. He also saw violence and did he violence against women. He's also said that Diddy what, what, what what do would do sacrifice and all kind of weird witchcraft type stuff and, and, and, and it was just many crazy things going on and Diddy would go through whatever he needed to go through to Diddy. Let's speak of this. Check this out. This, this, this this is one time Gene Deal had to step up for Cassie.

Gene Deal (44:08)

It's Cassie talking about these guys, these guys. Now you're gonna have guys coming out against Cassie talking about she shouldn't have done that, she should hurry up and did that. Man, you can't say that about a victim. This what kills me about these guys. These guys get these platforms and they want to talk about, you know, guys like me in the background that who saw everything. And I didn't see that because I would, I wouldn't have played that. And people could say what they want to say. Yo, Diddy would have did this. Diddy would have did that. Nah, he wouldn't have done that. You know what I'm saying?

Flo (44:45)

Because.

Gene Deal (44:49)

I think I told you this before. When he cursed his mother, I said to him, man, if you curse your mother again, Imma beat the shout.

Mark Curry (45:00)

You.

Gene Deal (45:01)

He said, well, no, Gene, she always, she always in my business. I said, if it wasn't for her, you wouldn't have no business. I'm saying that to say this to the women out there. If a man disrespect his mother, you just like a ice cube. You ain't got a chance in hell. Do you understand? That man disrespected his mother. What do we care about these chicks out of these women out here like that? Now you're gonna have guys coming out against Cassie talking about she shouldn't have done that, she should hurry up and did that. Man, you can't say that about a victim. This what kills me about these guys. These guys get these platforms and they want to talk about, you know, guys like me in the background that who saw everything.

Flo (46:01)

I'm sorry. And that was. He stood up for the mother. I, I, that was the, that wasn't the clip I thought. But anyway, he disrespected Diddy, disrespected his mom to the point where his bodyguard to say, man, what the is wrong with you? But you got guys trying to defend this guy like this. But, but if you notice Big Gene Deal different people see real men step up and don't give a about these little creeps running around talking about, you know, trying to, trying to downplay it or act like, man, why are you doing that against you just gossiping or, or. Man, man, man, nah, bro. I'm standing up because I don't give a. And you ain't no, you, you ain't never. I'm a man amongst man. Put me in a room a man. I'm a man amongst man. Just because you Scared to call out Diddy, don't put that shit on me. I'm more like a Gene Deal. I' ma say what need to be said. I'm not scared of nobody. Right is right. And the funny thing about those creeps in the comments, they never in person, they never exist. I walk around, Jean walks around, we walk around, free as a bird, smiling, happy. Everybody I see in person is loving, saying, hey, Flo, I glad to meet you. I knew that was you. I heard your voice, I knew that was you. I keep doing your thing. That's all I see in person. That's all I see as I walk around this country, free. But in the comments, you got all these comic courage, corny creeps. They only exist in the comments, though. They don't. They never exist in real life because I never see them. I've never had a so much of a bad word, unkind word uttered to me in person in my life. But in the comments, they King Kong, I don't respect them in the comments, they Mike Tyson. In the comments, they Big Bones, Jon Jones. But as I walk around and everybody I see in person, it's all love. And so that's where my focus is. It's all love. Them comment creeps, they live in the comments. They never come out in the real world because they cowards. And when I'm calling out Diddy, it's their own creep stuff they've done that they feel insecure about. So they really want me to shut up. That's not my problem. So I'm playing these clips because we heading into the real part of this trial now. We heading into witness stand. And don't be surprised if you hear from a Gene Deal. Don't be surprised if you hear Gene Deal tell stories like this one right.

Interviewer (49:21)

Here, looking at this lawsuit, right? Ludero, he alleges that, you know, Diddy.

Flo (49:26)

Told him personally, he talked about Usher.

Interviewer (49:29)

And when you look at the lawsuit, even though they got Usher name redacted, you could tell who it is because they described him as the guy that performed at the super bowl, right? So, I mean, we all know who that is. But how you feel about that, man?

Gene Deal (49:40)

Well, I mentioned that earlier that he said about Stevie J, the Usher part, that that's a touchy situation, man. But he got on Shed and he mentioned how great and how good Puff taught him and everything you don't say about the business. I know. And people know that was around that in that time that Puffin Usher did have a situation. And that situation led Usher to the hospital. Now, I let Usher explain that to y' all. I let Usher tell that story. But how dare you say a man that groomed you, you gonna give him a pass? Now, I'm telling that because you taking up for somebody that you know and a lot of more people know didn't do you right. Let us explain that to you.

Flo (50:43)

Let us.

Gene Deal (50:44)

Your mom explain that to you. And the hospital was in Scarsdale, New.

Interviewer (50:50)

York, looking at this lawsuit, right, Luderon, he alleges that.

Flo (50:56)

That's the story that we may hear. We may hear this on the witness stand. We may hear Gene Deal talk about how Diddy groomed Usher. And Gene Deal being a former bodyguard, Diddy was there to witness it. The rumor is he went so hard and in Usher, and I'll. You know, it's too nasty. I don't even want to go into it, but he was. Usher was bleeding. His back was blown out. He ended up having to go to the hospital. But nothing that money and fame can't fix, according to Diddy, probably paid the mama off. It's probably pressure for Usher to keep going. They needed the money. I don't know. Ladies and gentlemen of the flow, show no filter. The reason why I'm playing you some of these clips and getting you. I'm getting you ready for some of the wildest shit you might ever hear in your life on this witness stand. Because every charge that Diddy is charged with is crazy as hell, which means every witness gonna have a lot of crazy to say. And the only difference is now they gonna be saying it because they didn't took. They've been. They'll took. They have took an oath. So this ain't gonna be no YouTube clip. No, no, no, no. No Instagram clip. Nope. TikTok clip. This is gonna be official. If you lying, you facing perjury. So when we hear and what we're about to hear, make sure your ears are ready for it. And I got a few more explosive clips to go over. But, you know, we always got to take a second to thank the people who make this all possible. Without our subscribers, we can't talk about this real shit. We got to talk about the popcorn bubblegum stuff that the mainstream media talking about and the mainstream media overlooking all this crazy because they can't talk about that because they got corporate sponsors that they behold into. And so they what. They want that money, but we gonna support our own podcast and our own platform, so we can talk about whatever we want to talk about from here to. I ain't no more breath in this lung. So I think, and I don't care who I know everybody want to hear all the juice. I'm thanking my subscribers every time. And you should too. If you ain't a subscriber, you should be thanking them more than me because without them you wouldn't be watching or listening to what you listening to. I got a quite a few of them in yesterday. And I'm also going to give a special thanks to the people who are on the VIP list. They did the 23 subscription. It's only a one time thing. You only got to keep it once and that's it. And I put you on the VIP list and you'll get all the exclusive information as I go out to New York and get and sit my ass in that courtroom and get to see Diddy for myself and verify that his ass is even on trial. And I will be out in New York. Just so happened. My mentor is the heavyweight in the game and he is boots on the ground on all these cases. And, and I told him I just wanted him to be my correspondent and tell me what the hell going on. And he said no, no, no, no, no. You got to come in the courtroom. I said all right, well I'll be there. So let me thank the, the, the regular subscribers first. Then I'll get to the ddvip, then we'll get to that. A couple more clips. Let me thank curious for a $3 donation. Curious. Thank you. Curious. I gotta go fast. Cause a lot of people. Lisa Brooks, $4 donation. Love you, Lisa. Tammy Moore, $5 donation. Vanetta Hoyt, $4 subscription donation. And when I say donation, it's a subscription. Just not to confuse people. Also Erica with a K. Thank you, Erica. Next we have Katie, Katie, Katie, Katie. Always sound like an innocent name. Are you, are you really as innocent as that name? Katie? I appreciate you. T. Tisa. Tisa or Tessa. I'm sorry, it's either one. Thank you. We got Rex with a $3 donation and a matter of fact and Tessa was a $3 subscription donation as well. 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Thank you to everybody who supported the movement. If you haven't supported yet, what are you waiting on? And this is not. To the people who can't afford it. I've been there. There's been times where I don't care if the subscription was $1 and I couldn't afford it. So this is not, I'm not talking to the people who can't afford it, but the people who can. It's the minimum is $3, which comes out to about 15 cents an episode. I give 20amonth. If you haven't supported by now, I only have one question. What are you waiting on? I need security. You want me to be, you want me to have security? Let's get some subscription. Let's get those dollars up. So back to Gene Deal. Gene Deal has been out front center of this stuff for quite some time. And I remember when he was doing it, when it wasn't a sexy thing to be saying or doing and people were coming for him, but the tide turned to where people start saying, you know what, the industry is foul as hell and, and, and we do need to do something about it. He took money from Biggie, made up contracts. He made up contracts to, to get, to get the money from Piggy once he died. And how foul is that? I told the story before he, when Biggie died, they say, I think Gene Deal told this. He said that he, when Biggie died, he said he changed the contract so that all of his money or his proceeds would go to, would go to, would go to Diddy. And that's why his mother, Biggie's mother had to fight for his. Biggie's mother had to fight for money to get after her son died or whatever. And if you would change somebody's contract to get, if you would change their contract to get their money. You remember at this time Biggie had to be about what I remember, I know he was 22, 23, a young kid to the point where now the mother has to fight to get the money that their son earned. You a different type of cat. You are a different kind of cat. But this is things that, that, that, that Gene Deal described. He, he, he talked about, he talked about.

Gene Deal (62:56)

The anniversary of Big's death. You know what I'm saying? So I just, I was, I was just heartbroken because I'm thinking that she didn't want to see another anniversary of her son's death and she didn't get the justice that she is due. And it was heartbreaking to see that she had passed before she could see the outcome of Diddy's trial, the outcome of Keefe D's trial, you know, to see if this dude Diddy is the monster that he has shown by all the different lawsuits, by all the different charges and the allegations against him. It was just heartbreaking, man, to see Ms. Wallace pass like that. I had just talked to her about a month or so ago and she gave me her blessings to keep doing what I was doing. She even said, yo, Gene, I watch you, yo, you're doing a good job, you understand? I said, do you watch me or do you watch the art of dialogue? You know, she laughed and everything like that, but she was just, she was. To hear her give me her blessings.

Flo (64:16)

And, and, and Gene is talking about how sad it is and I agree with him for Biggie's mom to fight. As a matter of fact, if y' all don't know, Biggie's mom more than quadrupled or, or damn near 10 times the biggie estate. But before she died, she took his estate and grew it tremendously. So shout out to her for that. I believe she, I, I, she deserves her flowers for that. And, but the sad part is she passed before she had a chance to see Diddy being held accountable. I say to y' all, Biggie's mom didn't want Biggie to go out to la, California, that, that fateful trip. Biggie didn't even want to go. Biggie was supposed to go overseas and that's where he wanted to go. But there was somebody who was pressing Biggie to go to la, even though they were in the middle of an east coast, west coast war perpetrated, perpetuated by the media that had just claimed the life of Tupac, their arch rival. Tupac was representing the West Coast. Biggie represented the East Coast. Why in the, would you, I'm talking about months later. Why months later would you have this 22, 23 year old kid, 21 somewhere in there? I think Biggie was like 22, 23, something like that, very young, early, early 20s. Why would you have him enforce him to be running around LA and California? And even Gene Deal said they didn't even have security as far as when he was running around, you know, at the mall and stuff like that, it was just Biggie and his couple, his friends, and you force him out there and he comes up dead. And after he comes up dead, you change paperwork to take money away from him that he had earned. So many believe Diddy has something to do with that. But before we. I don't even need to go that far right here on this show. At the very least, it was Diddy's decision and his persistence to, To. To have Biggie in the. The line of fire against his mother wishes, against Biggie's wishes. And Christopher Wallace, AKA Biggie Smalls, the greatest of all time, lost his life as a result. And a mother who raised her son, who instilled education and the value of education in them and just was a strong mother that, that, that, that, that, that fought tooth and nail to keep Biggie on the right track. Less than a couple years after meeting this monster Mohawk, Diddy, her son was so. Ladies and gentlemen, Monday can't come fast enough for me. Y' all know how I feel about my son. I know how y' all feel about your sons and daughters. I would want to rip Diddy's head off if that was my son. And not only that, I would want to rip off everybody's head that has something to say about it. And I would drive my ass to the prison myself. Lock me the fuck up. I appreciate everybody for tuning in on the app on Spotify. Appreciate y' all, too. Thanks to everybody on YouTube. Thanks to all the community flow show filter. Let's get ready for Monday. Tune in to my social media accounts. Flo, Daddy Flo. Cause it's gonna be some craziness on that witness stand. Ain't nothing else for me to say but by. As always, I love y' all, but I'm out.