DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Diddy Gets 4 Years 2 Months. Cardi B Responds to JT. Finesse2tymes Pressed? Streets is DONE?

Episode Date: October 7, 2025

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Chat, chat, chat, chat, chat. We still didn't do our official thing with the ditty stuff, so we're, pause. We're going to probably do that off the top and try to get that out the way. Right. So I've been, I've been like going real hard trying to find some updates on this David situation. Like, the David situation is kind of like, it's kind of really trippy. The cops aren't saying none, but they're leaving them free. I'm really wondering, I don't know.

Anyway, I'll see what it's okay. I think we are. All right. First and foremost, uh, welcome, welcome, welcome. I know I haven't been on for a while. I should have been on during the sentencing for Diddy, but I was not. So I apologize for all the people who expected me to give you the reliable updates. And, um, I, I really apologize for this.

that now if you guys don't know and aren't hip to what went on uh sean p ditty combs was sentenced on october 3rd he was actually sentenced to 50 months which if you do the math on that the math on that ends up being four years and two months okay now along with that which by the way i don't think there's been a post i'm i'm gonna send you uh like did he pulled out all the stops here like i mean all the stops. Like first and foremost, first and foremost, I don't know if this is, if it's still up here or it will populate. Gina showed up to court. I don't know if anyone noticed that. So Gina, and by the way, thank you to, there's a really nice young, beautiful lady who's a chat queen who corrected me. She said, listen, I'm just sick and tired of you

pronouncing her name wrong. Her name is Gina Hahn. Like, it's not Hewn or whatever you keep saying. It's just Han, right? Which I'm like, I'm an idiot. That should have been apparent. Anyway, Gina, Gina did show up for Diddy. And let me see. Remember, the last time she was spotted was outside like a whole foods.

And she was asked a question, hey, what do you feel about it? She said, hey, listen, I am not in fear. And she pretty much welcomed the idea that, she welcomed the idea that Diddy could be released and she wouldn't be unfair. Now, there was speculation and I think we all thought some people, you know, they heard from rumbling to the court or otherwise that Gina was actually victim number three. However, ultimately, victim number three never testified in the case. Now, some people believe that she got cold feet.

It was actually mentioned during the trial that victim three would not be there in it. And actually, it didn't really. specify why she wouldn't be there, whether it was an unwillingness to testify or whatever the case is. Now, she did write a letter, but this was her showing up to court. And I'm telling you, man, you know, listen, men lie, women lie, but that bank account don't. Did he really got these women? They all showed up. I mean, Young Miami didn't show up, but she wrote a letter. His baby mama wrote a letter. Every woman that, you know, is pretty much still expecting that, you know, when Poppy comes home, the gravy train is going to continue.

They showed up whether with the letter or for especially Gina, she showed up in person. Now, shout to my man Mo Gagnet, who was actually the attorney for her. You know, he was the representing attorney for her while she went into court today. It says Gina showed up to court after pending a letter of support for Diddy. As you may recall, she was supposed to testify as a victim in a trial, but prosecutors was unable to reach her, the first. time when the time came now remember the letter she wrote she wrote saying that they were trying to force her to be a victim even though she saw no victim um there was no victim she wasn't a victim

jena hon letter that's fine it again so in her letter this is what her letter said her letter and let me see i can pull the whole thing up right here her letter said i know you're I've been thinking a lot about it. I saw letters in the press. I was submitted by many concerned the sentencing. Not one asked me or told me to write this letter, but felt my voice should be heard as I was identified at victim three. And I understand the charges that were brought concerning me,

including accusations of sex trafficking and prostitution. I cooperated fully with prosecutors. I met with them three times, answered their questions, and gave them all the information and evidence I had, including pictures, videos, and text messages from my phone. During those meetings, I felt pressure if to feel like a victim, I told them I was not, but they insisted that I was even when I expressed my truth otherwise. I understand they concluded I had been sex trafficked and involved in forced prostitution,

but I didn't agree with that conclusion. I wasn't trafficking. I didn't engage in prostitution with him or others. That would have been my testimony of call to the stand. I was subpoenaed and fully prepared to testify and answered all the questions truthfully, but I was informed by my lawyer that I would not be called to the stand. I want to emphasize and understand the seriousness of the case. Now, let me stop right there.

This woman is basically claiming that, you know, and I always wondered why was she a victim in the first place? But clearly, I'm actually believing her in this because I wondered if she had flipped on Diddy and then got cold feet and tried to flip back. You know, she'd try to do a speed backflip just twice. So if she, Jane Doe, there's no coming back from that. By the way, I got some news on Jane Doe. They got her out of the apartment, chat. They got her out the apartment. Chat, they got her out the apartment.

Diddy, Diddy, I ain't going to cap with you, Diddy. Diddy, you finally did your big one from behind jail. From behind bars, Diddy wasn't playing around. Diddy got her the fuck out of there. Let me, let me, um, I did get some information. I'm going to see if I could, let's put it here. Where is it? Where is it, y'all?

Where is it? Okay. Supposedly. supposedly where is it and by the way I get these information from you guys messaging me I keep telling you I read all my Instagram messages you guys should if you have important

information like please message me like give me a second I'll get to it okay so supposedly this was the apartment and I kind of did some background research and apparently it was

apparently this was okay And apparently Yes Here it is chat Apparently this is where she was saying She was staying at Don't ask me how niggas pulled this up If y'all remember this kitchen

We'll showcase the kitchen that's in her Instagram stories But it looks pretty accurate By the way The rent going up Remember Didi was paying $10,000 They have now listed this again For rent But it is now for rent for $12,000

Okay Let me go down a little bit. Yeah, it's now listed as of 921. So Jane Doe is kicked out. 50. You got to move her back in. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, 50.

You're my man's, but you got to move her back in. It was listed for rent at 822, which means probably Diddy sometime during, you know, or after the trial gave notice like, I'm not keep paying this rent. She probably couldn't repay it. By the way, the listing was removed. Remember, it was listed for 10 grand? This makes, it matches up with a time, chat. 2023, she gets there.

That's the love contract. It was, you know, the listing was removed a month later. And by the way, by the way, let's go to, what's her name? Daphne Joy, right? Daphne Joy. You've seen her in a different place now, right? Is it the same place? I don't know, maybe this.

Maybe it's before she moved out. But if we scroll down, I don't know if we'll find that kitchen. But I remember her being in that kitchen. Let's see if we can find it, Chad. Let's see if you can find it. Y'all remember the kitchen, all right? I know y'all remember that kitchen. Because it was one of the posts we looked at.

Yeah, she might have removed all the pictures from her. But I remember her in that kitchen. That's a fact. I know y'all remember it too, because we showed it on stream. So maybe she... Okay. That's from that house. So Diddy got her up the fuck on out of there?

You know what I mean? Oh, here it is. Here's the kitchen chat. It looks the same to me, right? Look. Bang? By the way, you know, I don't even want to shout out your name. I do want to shout out your name to give you credit,

but I don't want to docks you. But this is why I told you, man, nothing big in the chat. We got the best supporters in the world. Look at the kitchen right here. This shit up on Zillow. Got her the fuck on out of there. Got her out of there, chat. It's listed for 12 bands now.

Got her out. out of there, chat. Got her out of there. It's over. It's over. No more fond dining. Back to ramen noodles. It's over. I told you. Mr. Take that take that wasn't going to take this type of flippery. So yeah, she out of there. This was the kitchen. You can see it on her story. You see, look, this is when she just moved in a couple months after, December 1st. She's showing off the place, acting like she got a cooking channel. You know what it was. You know the vibes.

Oh, man, you ain't cooking nothing. All you was doing ingesting sausages, stop playing. Act like she a chef. Come on, stop playing. Tomah, she taste testing this shit. 50, you got to take her back. 50, we love you, but you got to take her back. You got to take her back, fifth.

Fifth, you got to take her back, fifth. Fifth, you got to take her back, Crotie. We love you, but you got to take her back. Diddy done kicked her out the spot She's out of there She's out of there chat She's out Diddy got her the fuck out of there

Yeah All them pitches Yeah let's look through the house A little bit more Yeah And it's accurate The 10,000 month of rent It was listed for 10,000 back then

I don't know how this person found this shit This is crazy Damn this shit empty is a motherfucker now Now diddy you did is your big one on this This shit empty as hell. Now, did it? Yo, this shit looked like that episode of Fresh Prince when,

when Will Smith pops up and there ain't nobody there. It's just empty. No furniture, no, nothing. Oh, hell, no, nah, nah, nah. I can't even lie. He did his big one on this one. He did his big one on this one. I can't even cap with you, Jack.

Now, did he had a living good, though? Diddy had her living good Did he had her living good Fifth, ballback in your court, Cody Or you're going to be in child support court With her forever Yeah, she was living good She was living good

But Diddy got her the fuck on out of there, man Think Diddy got you all that dick From all them prostitutes You was loving it And then you testified against him Crying and shit like that Ah hell no

I gotta get you out of there It's over It's over It's over It's over Mm-mm Mm-mm mm-mm Hold on me

I'm trying to find some Identifying marks And shit like that Yeah Is this a tile Right yet Look at this Tile

And then look at this Now we got it Chad Yeah's the same tile Got her We got a chat We got a chat We got it

We got her Mm-hmm Did he Did he got her The fuck on out of there man Did he got her the fuck on out of there. Actually, I'll say her first time. Ashley, thank you for this.

You know my beautiful chat queens for this and also, and also, and also, oh, I forgot I was saying. Anyway, yeah, he really got her out of there. God damn. There's another, oh, here's another pitch of the spot. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it. If you look at the aerial view, we'll see. We'll see. Yeah, it's probably, this door she was in front of I don't know some door treacherous man

treacherous got her out of there expeditiously boy did he's a cold work man I know he was screaming at Justin on the phone Justin get her the fuck out of my crib bitch testifying on me and shit

China sent me to jail for life get this bitch on out of there break the lease fucking break the life Get just put you out of there. Set him back to fifth. Set him back to Curtis. Yeah, I know you was tight.

It was definitely motherfucking tight. Oh, this is just one of the little things where you just post mad pitches, huh? Okay. But this is definitely the crib. Yeah, thank you to my chat queen, Ashley. That's her name. Ashley, I might have a job for you

because this type of stalking, this type of stalking is like, top tier. A kid of cat. Top of stalking is fucking top tier. Okay, all right. She out of there. She out of there. She out of there, chat.

But Gina, Gina's still on the team. Gina not going nowhere. Daphne's out. She got to go link back with Puff or go join the Kanye West sex cult. She got to go do that. But Gina's still on the team, and she was trying to get her man free, right? She said they were trying to make her a victim. She said she's not no victim.

and she said, You know, listen, I want to emphasize that I understand the seriousness of the case and the pain others may feel. She acting like, she don't got no pain. I can't speak for no one but myself. In terms of sentencing, I kindly ask you consider releasing back to his family.

Yo, I love a delusional side chicks. You know what's crazy? Gina think she has family too, and she ain't have had no kill with him none. Thank God for side chicks like this, bro. Thank God for sides. I keep telling you all, man. most happy relationships is two people fake faithful and a good side chick and a cut

that's making all the problems that your main girl give you to go away because when you wear her nothing fucking matters jeanah's the goat jena's the goat i ain't going to hold you she's a goat she says i understand throughout the process he's been cooperative and respectful and whom turned himself in throughout the process he's never once reached out to me or made me feel uncomfortable anyway i believe we continue to be complying with the court's conditions upon release. I understand that the accountability is important, and I'm not writing this to dismiss the gravity of the charges, nor criticize anyone. I want a right to express my perspective as a so-called, as a so-called victim. My right to express what I felt during the investigation at trial, and how

I feel now? Waiting to hear the sentence. I feel compelled to share my own perspective, honestly. I respectfully ask, you take my words into consideration when making your decision. Thank you for your time and allowing me to be heard. Damn. Look at her. She showed up to court, man. Richard right here. How you feeling today? How you guys feeling today? Shots, my nigga Mo. My nigga Mo is in there. Feeling today? Looking forward to justice. My boys are looking forward to justice. Holy. Looking forward to justice. No, we got a shout out to Gina.

We got a shout out to Gina. Yeah. Okay. Anyway. So, Diddy was sentenced. By the way, there's a video that was played in court, and they sent me the video. So y'all want to hear the video that Diddy played like a trailer in court, or his lawyers did. And he also did speak.

So Did he actually did speak? But let me play you the video that they sent. Let me see. Okay, here we go. So I want to show you all the video that was played in court. Give me one second. Don't ask me how I get these videos, man. We just bully the scene, man.

I stole that shit, nigga. Facts. I got to add that to the sound boy. Okay. Okay. Bingo. What are you giving to the world? I don't think you're known.

What? We gotta give a bottle here. Know that you mean something to people. Know that you mean something to people. Like you live somewhere in people's heart. My nose fell off. Keep in mind, this 11 minute video the entire thing was played in front of the judge. Give my lips fell off.

Thank you. Oh. You wear it? You inspire, you energize, and you've left that for the rest of the existence. the existence of this planet man. Wow, we never see this. One thing about great producers is they make you want to do better and be better about what you do.

And he made me feel like I could do anything and go anywhere. I'm from New York. I love New York. I love the city of New York. I love the children of New York. I wanted to do something good. I wanted to get my generation in the hip-hop community behind us. They come through in a big way. And we wanted to raise some money for the children.

of New York City for health and education. We have a huge education crisis. And, you know, this is just a start. It's something we're going to be committed to. I'm going to be committed to for a lifetime. And it's no better way than taking it to the streets. It's a beautiful city running all around. The city's going to be painful.

It's going to be rough. Whatever happened to this, nigga? His name didn't come up one time. Let me try this drop. Embarrassing. That's a different drop. Stole that shit. That's what I do, nigga.

Fuck, nigga. I stole it. Shit. Okay, I got to jump. Good. But you know, if we get through it, then it's your kids and everybody else that, you know, finish what you start and you can do anything you put your mind to. Can you go to public school? Yeah. Okay. You're running to raise money for your schools. So y'all get more books and computer and stuff like that.

I just feel like it's important to us, you know, young adults of power that we look out for y'all. We utilize our power to make sure y'all all right in the future. Put everything you can into your work, you know. Don't think the cool thing is not to do your work. I don't think the cool thing is to hang on the corner with your friends and to talk about stuff that ain't going to protect your future. What did you learn about him as a man who was taking up a new sport? Well, you know, I was actually very, very impressed.

You know, a lot of people think it's just a celebrity stunt that he isn't serious about his running. He is as serious about his running, has been, the last nine weeks as a lot of these guys in the lead pack. I mean, he's really devoted and dedicated himself to running He's had some knee problems and a lot of people don't think he's going to finish. He is going to finish even if he has to do it on one leg because he's raised a lot of money for kids' charities and he's not going to let all those people down.

Let's go. We're going straight to the top, baby. Let's go as a constant reminder. Let's go. Boom, living the present. Sometimes you know you daydreaming. Sometimes you know Uncle Diddy got to hit you with Let's go. Clap it up on the sideline.

Let's get our energy right, come on. To make sure that you're pursuing your dream, that you stay in focus. So let's go. Let's keep going forward. Let's go means let's be positive. Let's take it up another notch. Let's go spend time with our kids. Let's go. Let's give thanks to God. Let's go. You know, let's turn it up. Let's get in the vocal booth. Let's stop procrastinating. Let's go. You know, let's understand what it's going to take to achieve that dream. So instead of talking about the guns of the violence, I was always talking about a better life, places we didn't go before, things we never wore, cars we never drove. houses we never lived.

By the way, you could tell, Did he was trying his best to try to appeal to this judge and like tug at his heart strings and like his, you know, like, yo, I'm a human too. Yeah, I paid for some bitches to get fucked or some niggas to do the fucking, but I'm like that bad of a person? I've been locked up already a year.

Like, come on. Then I think I brought an aspiration to hip hop. Trying to take it out of just being street. Our whole stuff was a fan of. I've seen a dream, a dream that I always felt will come true. I started out just like you guys. I come from New York, I grew up in Harlem. I used to have to wear a uniform every day,

had to get up early in the morning, had to travel to go to school. I worked hard, just like you guys are working. This country and this world we live in may have a plan for y'all. I didn't listen to you. I don't want y'all to listen to it either. Y'all are great. You're the kings. Y'all are queens.

Y'all are leaders. I just got so excited because this is truly a dream come true for me. And I'm happy to say this is our third school. We have opened this official. When we come together as a people, nothing can stop. What I want to do with my freedom is, you know, make sure that I can make change. that I can make change.

And I sound out that Mr. Sean Diddy Combs posted me on Instagram. We met Sean Diddy Combs for the first time, and Sean gave Trey a $25,000 grant, which allowed us to open a physical store. Revote as one of the only black-owned networks. We have to own something. We have to have something that's ours.

We have to have something that we can control our narrative, and we could speak about things that are important to us, and we could have a platform in a way. foundation to be free but i want to get advice from y'all i want to not just have a one-way come you know i noticed we're halfway through this video there's not one fucking rapper in this bitch i wonder how did he go on you know and did he get get free all these things gonna be on his dick right you know mad rappers gonna be like yo i knew you ain't do that shit y'all i knew these hoses line we know that this is going to happen right but not one of them showed up to court except yay not one of them

like, yo, I know this guy. I've been on a two-man with him. He's not like that. He's a little fruity, but he's not what y'all saying. Not one of them spoke up. Y'all know when did he get free? All these rappers are fin to be on his dick, right? Y'all do know this, right?

It's going to be so disgusting. Because not one of these niggis even be like, yo, listen, man, fuck all that other shit, man. Did he innocent? You know they're going to be on his dick, right? conversation we need a platform where they can put artists that are different really different that we can get a shot on other stations working for revolt tv and working for ditty was absolutely life-changing it was the best job i've ever had i learned excellence through him

yo is this a no jumper interview i don't see another thing is truly changing and i don't understand how we are the richest most powerful country in the world and it seems like we We can't solve the problems in our own community. average and American communities are last. And the only people that are gonna change that is us. We have to stand strong together, and we have to get to that change. You will change the world.

I've been to hell. Yeah. But I'm gonna make it. You gonna make it, that's right. Now I got something for you. You mean when I told you I had a present for you? Yeah. I ain't that pretty.

This is a heart because you're my heart. All right? Okay. You're my heart. Okay. May God bless you and keep you happy and keep you thinking positive. Everything's not going to be perfect at this time in life. And you're a good person that understands reality.

So we're going to accentuate the positives in life. Because you're doing great, girl. You're doing great. You're doing great. I want you to be happy about your life. You're doing great. We got a lot of living to do now. We got a lot of living to do.

Don't have me come behind me. I'll be taking everywhere. You're going everywhere. You were a little boy. Jeannie, genie, genie, Ned. Yeah, you just keep hanging in there. Thank you very much. I'm telling you right now, you did a great job.

I'm wrapping my head around and meeting you and also telling you did a great job at the same time. So pleasure to meet you. I rather at the end of the day be the one standing there with you was the best person you made us feel the best as a person How old are you? How do you? Two you got two who that's two My name is Pookieie the bird We're gonna be shuffing it up

Thank you God Today God is the greatest He blessed me and my girlfriend Kim in the world with two beautiful baby girls we have breaking news to tell you about now modeling actress Kim Porter who shares three children with Sean Diddy Combs has been found dead wow I'm actually surprised you put this in there

wow but I don't lie to chat I'm watching they sent me this video they told me what's played in court I didn't watch it before now. And I ain't a lot. Eight minutes in, it's kind of tugging at my heartstrings a little bit. I got to keep it a bean. I'm human.

I'm like, yeah, Dini's not that bad. Like, he's done good things too. It makes you reflect on, oh, there's other sides of him. Because I think what this trial did, it made us feel like there's one side of him. Just this uncontrollable freak that had an insatiable appetite for sex or sexual experiences. And when you look at anybody like that, you're like, oh, you're like disgusting. You're like this like demonic like you're ill. Like you're this pervert who needs to just be like put away.

But when you see all the other things like, yo, this guy's legit doing great stuff for his community and giving back and trying to help other people. And people are saying, yo, this guy helped me. And you watch him in his family life. You're like, oh, yeah, he's still a freak. He's still like some of these things that we think. But like there's many different sides to him. I'm surprised if he actually reflected or used the Kim Porter death thing.

We have breaking news to tell you about now. Model and actress Kim Porter, who shares three children with Sean Diddy Combs, has been found dead. She just loved me unconditionally. You know, she just loved me. Just with me, it's like the closest you could be like with a person. I get to thinking about it. And I go with crying about it. Today, now I'm a full-time dad,

and I'm gonna be there for you, through everything, all of y'all. Every Sunday I gotta slow everything down and go to the family ritual, get the family together, make some girls watching church. There is a definition of grace that is for. Pops, I love you. Thank you for loving us.

Thank you for loving me. Thank you for inspiring. I've looked up to you and admired you outside of you just being my father just not did he is a real nigga though because me i got a i got a strict principle if you ain't come out of my ball sack i can't fuck with you like that did he did he be loving quincy like that's his real child like he loved his quincy nigger if you don't know quincy i believe is i'll be sure's son but like did he now d't even act like nah you just You're the stepson type shit.

Like, he's like, that's my son. And I think Quincy loves him the same. Thank you for inspires. Thank you. I love you. Thank you for loving us. Thank you for loving me. I think Quincy calls him dad, right?

There is a definition of grace that is more. Pops, I love you. Thank you for loving us. Thank you for loving me. Thank you for inspiring. I've looked up to you and admired you outside of you just being my father, just you being. just a great human being, a kind of human being.

I love how you inspired me to keep going to never stop, follow my dreams, to always believe in themselves. See your foot, put in that little part. And I did it. I wanted to tell you how much I love you, how much I care for you, thank you for being so supportive of me and my siblings for always encouraging us to go for whatever you want. We love you.

We love you. We need to take our memories of you. Just why I thank you for what you do for us. and I'm going to get your love more than you guys. Heavy on the family. Shout to Baby Love too. Baby Love got them little dirt eyes. I ain't going to cap with you.

I ain't going to cap. Hey, I got to say, man, it's heavy on the family, heavy on the giving back. And I don't lie. I think this is an impactful video.

I don't know who cooked it up for him. I got to be honest. It's kind of, it will be working on me. Now, granted, I'm pretty sure, like,

A judge sees inmates or defendants do or employ 15 million different tricks. Like one nigga sang in court. You'd be like, I'm sorry. Like, remember this nigga right here? Be like, remember this thing right here? So I wrote a song. Remember him? Hello there.

He are under. I want to say I'm sorry for the, things I've done and I try and be stronger in this life I chose but I want you to know that door I close and your honor I'm sorry sorry sorry sorry to my mother I'm sorry sorry sorry to the victim I'm sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry Sorry, sorry. Yes, Your Honor, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Thank you, Your Honor.

Okay, okay. So, hey, people have employed a lot of strategies, and sometimes the judge sees through it. Right, obviously, we'll get to, like, some of the hearing stuff. The judge was upset after finding out that Diddy allegedly had booked a speaking engagement that was supposed to,

to be this week because there was some anticipation that he may have been uh he may have been getting time served which means he would have been released that day so you know it was a by the way the sentison took all day i had to pick this trophy i want the best person trophy but i know I'm not going to get in there well. Come on in heaven, you had 20 hit records. That don't mean nothing. And that's what this world is for. They're going to say, oh, come on in heaven, you was a nice person. I love you. I love you so much. I love you so much. Love you so much.

Hi, Daddy. Wait, that's the baby that talked? No fucking way. Hold on. Is that the baby? Love you so much. Hi, Daddy. Oh, which baby is this? Oh, this is baby love now Oh shit

Oh wow How old is baby love How old is baby love Baby love? Baby love How old is Dilley's baby love? Yeah, there we go The fuck?

Oh, it's three years old Okay How old is Chrishawr-Rox son Does she be talking? Does Christian Rock son can be talking? Oh, so this one Is a little baby?

Hey, I think they did a good job on this. They did a good job on this. I'm not going to cap with you. I'd be moved, but of course, I don't sit through hundreds of sentencing situations where, like, you realize everybody has their tactics, and you've got to be able to say, yeah, that's cool that you could sing or you made a video, but nigger, you're a fucking pervert. You're going to jail for a long time.

What's this? Okay, here we are. Matthew Russell Lee, Andersonie Press, here, at the Southern District of New York Courthouse. It's today, October 6th, 2025. Now, Friday, we covered. No, no, no, no. We got to go back to Friday. This is Friday. Okay, here we are.

Matthew Russell Lee, Intercity Press. We're midway through, one hopes. Okay, now we got to go to the beginning of day. Okay, here we are. Matthew Russell Lee, Intercity Press, here at the Southern District of New York Courthouse. Today, Friday, October 3rd. It's D-Day.

Sean Diddy Combs will be The sentencing will begin today. Hopefully it will finish today. Turns out that at least four of his lawyers want to speak. And the judge hasn't said no. Mia will speak as a victim. The judge upheld that, Judge Serbanian. And at midnight last night, Brian Steele,

who's put in a series of letters of support, Miles Guo among them, Palm Beach, chaplain of the police there, and Sean Combs' letter himself. but he put in a video he was supposed to give it to the prosecution at 5 p.m., and I'm sure he did, but at midnight he put a drop-box links

into the docket. So we dropped boxed and we put it up, and you can find it. It's a, well, you can say, I haven't rarely seen that, but it's not the only time I've seen it. I actually do remember a sentencing for another defendant delayed so they could produce a video to try to show the judge who they were. Here, I don't think there's any,

I think Suburbanians heard quite a bit of testimony about the days at revolt, um, bad boy, the family, he's seen the, you know, so I don't really know what it brings to the table.

Okay. And I wonder whether all of this sort of, uh, hoopla is going to drive it into more than one day. I really, that would be ridiculous because this is the day. And, um,

on the one hand, the government wants 11 years. On the other hand, Combs wants time served. Now granted, 11 years I thought was preposterous. it was clear that the government was trying to get, you know, like some consolation prize. Like, they lost on the major charges that could send Didi away for a long time.

But they wanted to get like a consolation victory to be like, well, we got him on buying pussy. And we've given him an enormous amount of time. And I think they were going to try to peddle that as a victory to say, well, it's not that we're happy. that he's going to get, let's say a guy 11 years, 11 years for buying pussy, but with everything that came out in trial, he's a bad guy and a bad guy goes away for 11 years. You don't care what he goes away for. Like, for example, I can't remember who it is. You guys probably remember or spamming in the chat. There was like some mobster, gangster, whatever, that they were trying to get on like murder charges and all these drug charges or whatever the cases,

they could never do it. And the thing that sent him to jail was like taxes. And the government and so took it as a win. I'm like, yeah, we got him. You know what I mean? Because, like, hey, they basically sold it to everyone like, this is a bad guy. We couldn't get him on certain things, but we all know he's a bad guy.

So we don't care why he goes to jail. Let's just send him to jail. And that's what they were trying to do to Ditty, right? Which is, hey, we might have not got it for some of the stuff, but we've smeared his character enough. You know he's a piece of shit. So let's just get this piece of shit away for a long amount of time. Somebody said Al Capone, yes, right?

Is it Al Capone? I'll see. Al Capone went to jail. Let's see. Al Capone went to jail. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, Al Capone went to jail and served time at the Cook County Jail. The U.S. penitentiary in Atlanta and the federal penitentiary on Alcatraz and the federal correctional institution on Terminal Island. his conviction for tax evasion rather than his known criminal activity led to his imprisonment. Wow.

That's crazy, right? So, like, he went there for tax evasion, not necessarily for these other things. Okay. So where will he come down? We will be covering it in great detail and live. Now, what else can we say? Here's another, this is a lesser known, but we covered about a week, 10 days ago, the case of a, it was described.

as a queen's school teacher, but he was indicted in the SDNY, Christopher Ward. He was detained for a second time yesterday, but we learned and reported, it seems to me it's exclusively, that he was teaching in Manhattan, as recently as July and August of this year, the La Man, Camp Le Man, Le Man, School in Lower Manhattan on Broad Street. We published the email that they sent around. Parents are pretty upset that they weren't immediately told. only they from their point of view they were told only when they read about the case on intercity press so there's that of course there's other cases here going on but we

also don't we don't only cover the courts we're covering the world of finance and transparency even during the shutdown the FDIC is rubber stamping branch applications okay all right so I'll give you a little bit of the highlights before we kind of like you know get to the the eventual sentencing. We could read through some of the stuff, but, you know, again, we already know the final outcome, so I'm not going to go line by line or tweet by tweet. I'll give you some highlights.

They basically said, you know, Diddy has worked on. They kind of admitted that Diddy did a lot of these things while he was under the influence. He's taken many steps to control his anger and also deal with the substance abuse problem. They basically say he has taken accountability. He eventually did speak. Obviously, the prosecutor was not trying to hear that. They won't 11 years. So they're like, yo, this guy is still the guy who is rich and famous who,

this is just a joke to him. He can't wait to go back home to start doing this thing again. And he thinks it's a foregone conclusion. He's going to get out of here today. And he thinks he's going to get out of here today. How do we know? He's booking speaking engagements already. The judge was not happy with that.

The judge was really not happy with that at all. Right. That culminated into this was around noon. Okay, here we are. Matthew Russell Lee, inner city press. We're midway through one hopes the sentencing of Sean Diddy Combs. Today, Friday, October 3rd, Southern District Court, New York Courthouse behind me. This was a walk that we used to take during the trial, but we'll do it today.

We'll be resuming. What's happened this morning? Well, the judge dealt with the sentencing guidelines. He turned down a number of government enhancements, but still had arrived at a hefty guideline. But he also said, it's just advisory. Government wants 11 years. Did he wants time served? What happened after that?

Well, Khrushislavik laid it on. She said this is not a typical Mann Act case, and I think most explosively. She said Diddy has already set up speaking engagements in Miami for next week and called it hubris. she also said that Mia, the the victim who testified at trial, the person who testified at trial as Mia, would not testify, due in large part to a letter

from the defense that she called bullying. And the judge seemed to agree. He said it was inappropriate, don't do it again, but it's unclear when it could happen again, given that this is the sentencing. In any event, unless there's a re-sentencing, of course. Then we had, well, in no particular order, there's going to be a guy, a reverend doctor, and maybe a reentry person testifying.

But Nicole Westmoreland spoke about Diddy as an icon. She seemed to cry a couple of times or sobbed. I just ran into somebody who said he didn't believe it. I don't know. She's a fine lawyer. She did some great cross-examining. I don't know if that was necessary. I don't know if maybe she couldn't help it.

I don't know. Now, another thing that interestingly happened during the sentence in hearing, a lot of Diddy's lawyers spoke. I believe Brian Steele spoke. Driscoll, who supposedly was like this younger, the youngest guy on the team that was smart and technical. He was applauded for knowing all the info. He was right to it, but he wasn't the person who appealed to maybe people's emotions or could really speak too well to a juror, but he was like a fact guy. Like imagine like going to Geek Squad. You know what I mean? Like, no disrespect to him. He's like the partner of. He's like the partner of. of Alexandria Shapiro, who's known to be an appellate lawyer.

Alexandra Superior also spoke, but also Driscoll spoke, and then also Nicole Westmoreland spoke. Now, if you don't know Nicole Westmoreland, she's an African-American lady that I said was, you know, maybe MVP is doing too much if I'm trying to, like, give her credit. But she's definitely six women of the year, right? Like she supposedly did such an amazing fucking job at eviscerating every single witness that she was assigned to with Diddy's case. And you know where she came from? She came from Fulton County, which is Atlanta.

She was seen there. By the way, she's also a sexual assault survivor. And I can't, you know, I think, you know, her team was open to do an interview with me. So maybe we get that done eventually. but I can't do anything but give her so much credit for being fucking amazing at her job, but specifically in this case she showed up like no other among a all-star team of lawyers. And she spoke at a sentencing and she cried. She shed tears.

She shed tears saying that the person she met, which is her client now, did he, changed her life. and he had such a big and dramatic impact on her. I know somebody that might be like, well, you know, that money make you do anything. By the way, this is her over here. That money make you do anything. But, you know, she's a African-American woman who is defending an African-American man

and she's saying, hey, listen, this guy has made a tremendous impact even though my life, not only because he hired me, but just him as a person. And that's what Matthew Russell's talking about. ...of times or sob. I just ran into somebody who said he didn't believe it. I don't know. She's a fine lawyer.

She did some great cross-examining. I don't know if that was necessary. I don't know if that maybe she couldn't help it. I don't know. The kids spoke and there were some tears. It seemed genuine. You know, not for me to say. Driscoll spoke.

Driscoll, Alexander Shapiro's partner. One of our partners, Driscoll, spoke about comparing it to various cases, including that of Dylan Jordan. We covered that case. He was a movie director charged with running a prostitution ring and also raping somebody. He got 60 months, but that was the maximum he could get given the plea agreement. So I don't know. We did something on the side. We did a little extra about Dylan Jordan.

Driscoll said he's read all 900 Man Act cases that are available in PACER. Some people were like, whoa, hats off to Driscoll. Hatch off to Driscoll. Coming up in the afternoon. Once again, Driscoll, he's like the guy who he reads something once. He remembers it for a lifetime. He was there to remind the judge of other precedent cases where people were convicted of similar charges and what did they get. Now, one of the cases they brought up is a case where a guy was actually even accused of having some forced prostitution.

And not only prostitution, but forced prostitution because the, the victim in that case was a minor. And that person got 14 months. Now, here's a problem, which, you know, obviously, I think that's where the prosecutor is going to come in and bring it up. And the judge is going to consider like, okay, you know, the law is supposed to be applied, you know, evenly and fairly. But in that case, it's not that they're trying to be racist or biased because it's ditty.

In that case, that person took a plea. And you take a plea and not go to trial. We all know. You get easier or favorable terms that. that the judge would most likely agree with. Diddy took it to trial, and though he won on the sex trafficking in Enrico, he lost on prostitution. So they're not going to give you, or, you know, I know they're saying, well, the guy got 14 months. Did he damn near spent 14 months?

Let's let him go on time serve. But, you know, and they're trying to like emphasize, well, the other case has a minor. There's no minors on Diddy's case. However, Diddy did take this to trial. And what came out in trial is a lot of allegations. And one of the surprising things was, I'm not sure if you guys knew, but I didn't even know. The judge in his sentencing,

he could take into account everything he heard in trial. So even the stuff that was used as evidence for the charges that he wasn't guilty on, those allegations. He could, like, for example, they presented, yo, did he try to blow up a niggas car? That's to support a RICO charge. he was found innocent of RICO However, they could take that

Or the judge could take that in consideration Say if I let this guy back out on the street He might be violent He might be trying to blow people's cars up again Which to me I think it's kind of fucked up But apparently judges could take Whatever they want into consideration Sentencing is very subjective

It's based on really what the judge Feels like unless there's just like These hard set mandatories Minimums or whatever the case is Brian Steele, Xavier Donaldson, Combs himself, and then it could happen. It could happen today. There was some talk of it going into Monday. It's going to be close, but I can't see how three speakers.

Well, it depends how the Reverend Doctor, the reentry guy, I don't know if it's necessary. It'd really be up to Judge Srebrenian if he wants to get it done today. And of course, the census itself is totally up to Judge Suburbanian. We're halfway through, and we're live tweeting. and this now is the scene I'll show it from afar because it's going to be getting through it

is going to be something else we've got cameras on one side of the street we've got a crowd in front of the building we've got a CBS car here but we'll end it right here we're heading back in inner city press do we continue

okay so yeah the judge eventually agrees that uh didi should be sentenced to 50 months which by the way the judge you know I was thinking it was going to be the three year marker and some people

thought that the it was going to be between 15 and 21 months but the judge actually declined that the judge actually thought there was those cause for upward departure from what you know ditty's lawyers were arguing as the guidelines and actually said no they actually he actually thinks more than three years would be appropriate or that's the guideline he's going to look at and he went one year above that. He went to four, four years, two months, okay? I'll play this last thing. I know I've been playing videos a bunch.

And then I'll get into what the sentence means. And, oh, well, we'll get into what Diddy said on the stand. So Diddy did say some stuff? By the way, let me pull Lauren Conlin in here because she was there in court and check us out. Hi, everyone. It's Lauren Conlin. I am outside of the federal courthouse for Diddy Sentencing. It's totally chaotic here. The courtroom is just overflowing. All of his family is here. You know, there's a few family

friends. All of his kids, Gina is here. I did not mention that on my shorter video for LA magazine, but I'm going to mention it here. And we're on a lunch break, so I'm going pretty, pretty quickly. But the day started off with Judge Subramanian, basically going through each sides objections to the pre-sentencing report. He, you know, again, I'm not going into crazy detail, but he essentially just overruled all of them, except he did say that acquitted conduct would be taken into consideration for sentencing, which is the violence. So he also, he made a comment about how he felt like Diddy wasn't really taking any culpability or responsibility to the guilty verdict. And his team is still pushing the whole

I paid for time with these escorts, and he said that's just frankly ridiculous. And I'm paraphrasing, by the way. Now, that's kind of important. The judge looked like they want to Ditty to just admit, hey, I did do this illegal act of interstate prostitution. Now, the reason why Ditty might not go for that angle is because this whole thing is an appealable,

conviction, right? He is going to be following appeals on the convictions he did get. So, like, in sentencing, he's not going to just admit it and just be like, I'm sorry for pain for prostitutes because that's an admission in itself. So here's the thing. He's kind of deflecting, but then the judge is looking at the deflection to say, I can't go easy on you because I could tell you're still fighting this idea of why you got sentenced, right? Or not know why you got found guilty. So that's a mitigating factor to be thought

about. Let's see. Okay, so sorry, it's so noisy. Oh, he also, the judge said he agreed with the sentencing guideline report, guideline report of his offense level being a 27 and the criminal history category being one, which would be 70 to 87 months and a 25K to 250K fine. Christy Slavic spoke for the government. She started off by saying today is about accountability and justice. Today is for the public. So she just kind of, you know, went into why he should be sentenced this way because he's violent, etc., etc. Her case law that was asked for by the judge, it was a case.

It was Dylan Jordan. And she said this guy got 60 months. and he was a man act conspirator. So this is a man act conspiracy case. He had similar conduct to Diddy. He loved bombed his victims, you know, used force, fraud, coercion, all that stuff. And he was imposed a stricter sentencing. And the judge actually said, and Patrick Driscoll went into this as well, he's like, well, wasn't he,

well, didn't he serve this guy eight years in a Cuban prison before this? so his criminal history was pretty bad and this was the second chance. And she said, yeah. So Slavic kind of admitted herself that Diddy's case is very different. And I, you know, that wasn't great case law. God, stop. But yeah, she said this is a transportation case with added factors of violence. Driscoll came out and just dropped all the hammers and saying why, you know, this case law just,

it didn't make sense and it's not appropriate. He also said he reviewed nine over 900 man act cases and in all of them. He basically said the average was like a 27 month sentence. I'm skipping over a lot of this. He, you know, went into, again, very detailed case law. He said some very, he basically shared a vile text message in another case where this defendant got a way less of a sentence than Diddy and he just, or that they were trying to impose on Diddy. And he just said, yeah, this, you know, did he never said anything like this to any of his quote-unquote victims? And it was something like, you know, all you're good for is your, you know, what lady parts.

I should make a mold of them. I'm paraphrasing, whatever. Oh, Nicole Westmoreland got up there. She started crying. And she said how much, you know, Combs meant to her as a person, how much he influenced her. Specifically in her personal life, talked about all his charity, what he did, you know, for charter schools and this and that and talked about his NBC work. He's teaching a class at NBC that, you know, has really gone a long way for inmates.

And, okay, so let me just skip to this part. Diddy's kids got up there. And every single one of his kids, except for the two-year-old, spoke. Delilah, his daughter, sobbed, Jesse sobbed. They all kind of were very, very emotional. But the girls were, it was tough. Delilah at the end was like, please, please, you know, have mercy on our father. All the kids said he's a changed man. They can tell that he's changed.

They played the 11-minute video. Diddy was sobbing. He broke down when they played Kim Porter and all the family surrounding Kim Porter, and it was just, yeah, it was crazy. Oh, also, the prosecution brought up something about Diddy booking a speaking engagement in Miami next week saying how he didn't take this seriously. I don't know what that's about. I haven't had a chance to Google it. But everybody head over to LA Magazine as well for my update there and I'll be... Okay. So

in the afternoon, Diddy takes the stand himself and Did he actually speaks to the judge. I don't know necessarily takes a stand so let me correct that. He spoke in court and he addressed the judge and with him addressing the judge

part of one of the final parts of him trying to convince the judge that I'm not that bad of a person. Let's get to that. And then let's see if we could extrapolate certain parts from it, even though it's just a monologue. There's no questions. There's no nothing.

He's just saying, Judge, I'm sorry, which, by the way, he apologized to Jane Doe. He apologized to Cassie. He apologized to his family. He apologized to the court. He apologized to the victims. And he said he was definitely under the influence. And he didn't really know. know I'll let Lauren talk

Hi everyone I just got out of federal court and Diddy has officially been sentenced by Judge Sobermanian to 50 months in federal prison I believe that his 12 or 13 months that he's already done will be accounted for

we're gonna try to figure out how much time he has to serve but we're gonna figure out how much time he has to serve Um, we're going to figure out how much time he has to serve y'all. But, um, from, from, from, from, from what we kind of know, is this thing I'm turn on or no, okay. From what we kind of know, um, he's going to get credit for time, serve.

And then there's a few programs that might help him out. So we're going to figure out what, when we actually reasonably think he's going to come home. But let's play this first. Sometimes you can serve only 85% of your sentence, uh, based on, on good behavior. But man, I heard Judge Sophrmanian say the words. I need to impose a significant sentence two or three times when he was giving his speech. And I was just thinking, oh, my gosh, what the hell is this sentence going to be?

But let me get back to that really quick. Okay. So when we got back from lunch, Brian Steele was speaking. And, you know, I'll just go through this quickly because I really want to get to what did he said and what the judge said. So Brian Steele spoke. and then Xavier Donaldson spoke, and then a reverend spoke. Let me see. The reverend.

Is that, is that, what was that name? T.D. Jake or whatever that guy name is? Friend, he was in Miami, and he kind of talked about, you know, just rehabilitation and how he would personally help Diddy if he got out of prison or jail, excuse me. And then somebody from the reentry program spoke, his name. Well, you know what? That's not important right now. So then we had Mark Agnipfalo speak and then Diddy spoke. So Diddy, I actually wrote down pretty much. I wrote down. I'm not going to say word for word. I did paraphrase a lot, but I do want to read some of it to you because I, he, he kind of broke at one point when he apologized to his mother and he apologized to his kids. But he kind of like did a big size. And he stood up and he just said, thank you for giving me the chance to speak up for myself. It's been hard to be quiet this whole time and not say, you know, how sorry I am for my actions.

I'm sorry to Cassie Ventura for emotionally and physically. Oh, wow. I'm guessing this is verbatim. So I'm guessing he said Cassie's name. You know, he hate Cassie like poison, but he got to say it. You're trying to get out. Hirting her. I don't take this lightly.

I'm sorry to her family. And then he says, I'm sorry to Jane. I didn't mean to hurt you. I'm sorry. I brought you into this mess. I'm sorry to all victims of domestic violence. This disgusting video of, you know, if Cassie triggered a lot of people, DV is a burden I will always carry. I was sick.

I was sick from the drugs. You know, my actions were shameful, disgusting, but I'm not making any excuses. I'm trying my best. I'm just a human being. I am not larger than life. My ego got the best of me. And he said, because of my decision, he said because of my decisions, I have lost my freedom, my career. my businesses, my reputation is destroyed.

I lost my self-respect. I lost my ability to take care of my mom and my kids. And then he said, I hate myself right now. He also said, I'm stripped down to nothing. I am truly sorry for all of it, no matter what they say. And he was referring obviously to the prosecution. He said, I am truly humbled. And then he looked at his kids and he said, you know...

Truly humbled under God, y'all. Truly humbled under God. I'm sorry that I failed you as a father, looked at his mom and said, I'm sorry that I failed you as a son. His voice broke. He said he failed his community. He asked your honor for mercy for, you know, I can't change the past, but I can change the future. He doesn't take his man act conviction lightly. He takes full accountability, full responsibility.

He knows the severity of it. He said, you know, I want everyone to know that I'm truly sorry for it all. So then we took five minutes and the judge came back and just. said, I want to make sure you know that you are being sentenced on the conviction of the Man Act, not RICO or trafficking. However, the statute of the defendant's sentence should consider characteristics of the defendant, you know, the violence. So then he, you know, went into all the things that impressed him about Combs, his MDC work, his, he lifted communities worldwide, his entrepreneurship is iconic, he said. The court knows you have problems.

with addiction and it may have exacerbated this blah blah blah and he you know he praises him and then he goes and says you know um but the court has to consider all the behavior into consideration and he said you know you abused or you you basically used your power and control to abuse women who um loved you i i really hate that that's being considered what's the point like this trial Make me look at the justice system like very differently. You go to, you know, it's basically saying we ain't catch you on the murder, but you did steal the candy in the store. So since we ain't catch you on the murder,

but we did hear that you were toting a gun every time and yeah, whatever, whatever. And maybe you did this and you robbed this person, even though you're not charged for those things. For you stealing the candy, we're going to give you 20 years. Huh? Like, this is like a makeup call. I kind of hate it. What's the point of how?

having these charges, you should just be like, this is a morality test. If you're a bad person, we're just going to send you away. You just need to go away because he beat the most serious charges that the evidence that is being brought up at a sentence is being brought up again. So it's like, oh, yeah, beat a girl up. but that was to support that I was sex trafficking these women by force. But it was deemed that I wasn't sex trafficking than by force. So how are you sentenced me for something that I wasn't even charged with?

Now, one thing I said about Judge Suburanean from the get-go, he's a give-and-take judge chat. He's a person who I think he wanted to satisfy both parties so bad. So even in a loss. And I think most people in the legal community and the law enforcement community would consider this a loss for the prosecutors. He wants them to feel like they're got a victory. And when I mean by a give and take judge, he's like, okay, all right, well, you know,

you're not guilty of these things that would make me have to give you 20 years, but also I got to give them something because if I let you out on time, served and look like blah blah blah so take four years he's a given take right like he's he's really trying to appease everybody and even in loss he's trying to appease the people who were trying put ditty in jail for life like that's the only thing i could think about you and you psychologically and physically abuse them to get your way the evidence of abuse in this case was massive and he said and we saw it and then he he listed you know the bruce broken, or he held the broken door, you know, the bruises, the everything that we saw in court

pretty much. And he said, these were serious offenses that harmed two women's. This conduct occurred for over a decade. And you had the power and the resources to keep it going because you did not get caught. And again, he kept. Now, keep in mind, none of those things are, none of those things are man act, like, you know, related things, right? Because the man act, it's not forced prostitution. It's just prostitution. By the way, also, interestingly enough, if he's only getting sentenced

or he only got convicted for prostitution, how come none of the actual prostitutes who all testified, well, not all, but some of them testified in the case, why weren't their opinions valued? Because they would, you know, if they're, I get it, they were not charged, that immunity, but they were also involved in these acts.

Maybe they could, they could have spoke their mind and be like, hey, during these acts, we felt Diddy, we understood and we felt that he was paying us for prostitution or, oh, you know what, we just thought it was just Cassie doing. Like, how come none of their opinions, even though they testified, matter now, like almost they could have never been a victim of being prostitutes? Because the idea of Dibby getting sentenced for prostitution, right? Is that they're saying he prostituted Cassie, Jane Doe, and the prostitutes. Yet none of the prostitutes really have a voice, especially to come to sentences.

I'm going to read that donation in a second, give a second. Impose a significant sentence because X, Y, Z. And I'm like, oh, my gosh, is it going to be more than like 11 years? And then he said, you know, the government's, you know, request of the 11 years is too much, but the defense 14 months is too little. So based on the facts and the circumstances of this case and the profound impact of, you know, what happened to Cassie and Jane, he said that, oh, and he took into consideration the sentencing disparities that Patrick Driscoll brought up. And then he said yes. So he will be imposing a 50 months of incarceration,

which is four years, two months, a $500,000 fine, and terms of supervised release of five years and outpatient treatment. And I got to get all my notes together. I will put all of this in writing, but that is essentially what happened. And he didn't seem to really react at this except he sighed, put his head back. He looked upset. When it was over, he looked at his family, kind of. drugged. His family didn't

you know they didn't cry that I saw. They didn't make any type of noises or anything like that. So yeah. Okay. Now this is interesting. This is interesting chat. And we have a new update. Thank you my man memes who just sent it.

I think it's posted on DJ Academes TV. They said did he asked Trump for pardon right after he got sentenced to four years? Let's let's see if we could find that. supposedly now remember what I said about the pardon for for Diddy I said if did he got convicted of sex trafficking or Rico no way a president even if like maybe Trump goes out on the worst terms ever

he's not pardoning that guy you get me like you're not family he's not pardoning that guy but if it's just the man act which means you were just buying pussy it allows him the optics of pardoning you but not looking crazy. Now, they're saying that Did he ask for pardon? But let's this. Okay. It's not really showing.

Hmm. Supposed he was, let me see. Should be today. Oh, here was. Well, government has been arresting and reporting activists that were traveling to Gaza. Today, Greta Thumburg, for instance. Well, she's just a troublemaker. You know, I mean, she's, you mean, she's no longer into the environment.

Now she's into this. She's a troublemaker. She is an anger man. management problem. I think she should see a doctor. She needs angry. If you ever watch her, she's a young person. She's so angry. She's so crazy. Now you can have her. You can have she's just a troublemaker. Yeah, please. Mr. President. Say it. The Supreme Court is back and said it. They rejected today at an appeal by Goline Maxwell to overturn her conviction. That means her only chance at getting out of prison is a pardon from you. Is that something you're open to you? Who are we talking about? Billion Maxwell? You know, I haven't heard the name in so long. I can say this, that I'd have to take a look at it.

I would have to take a look. Did they reject that? I think he's going to pardon Galane. Galane went up there and was questioned by the Department of Justice. And, you know, in that questioning session, she backed up Trump. She said, yeah, I've seen Trump at the island. That nigg was never doing nothing weird. he was always keeping it pee

That's what Trump needed Because they were starting to get on Trump's ass Like he was down there with Jeffrey Fucking them little kids But Trump who you know I think he did a little mismanagement On how he handled the Epstein files And all that stuff

Essentially she kind of like Rescues him out of that You know in terms of PR Obviously there's no like He wasn't going to go to jail or not like that But I think I think Trump going pardoned

go and pardon, no, actually not pardon. Let me be clear. Because there's two different things. You have a pardon and you can commute a sentence. A commutation means whatever you served until now, you're still guilty. Like, for example, he didn't pardon Larry Hoover, even though Larry Hoover has other charges

which are state charges when he can't do them too. But he commuted them, which means that instead of serving the six life sentences that he had to do, he basically said, as of today, your sentence is fulfilled. So I think he's going to do that for Galane. Hey, whatever years they gave you, as of today, your sentence is fulfilled.

So I think he's going to give a commutation, not a pardon. A pardon means you never got convicted. Like, young boy could, you know, well, he has other cases, but he probably could technically buy a gun. You know what I mean? You got pardoned by the president of the United States. You know what I'm saying? So anyway, Yeah, I don't think he's going to pardon her. He's going to give her a commutation.

By the way, this is just like me guessing. But apparently they asked him about Diddy afterwards. Here we go. So he's deflecting a little bit because I think he knows Shorty held him down good. You know, Trump is a nigga who I realized like, yo, if you hold him down, favor for favor. That's gang.

Yo, you hold him down? If he could return to favor, he got you. Right? And what happened? And what happened? And they said that they were not going to hear our appeal. I see, well, I'll take a look at it. I'll speak to it.

I will speak to the DAJ. I wouldn't. I'll take a look at that motherfucker. Consider it or not consider. I don't know anything about it. So, but I'll speak. I will speak to the DAJ. Why don't she be a candid?

I don't know. I may not have to speak to the DOJ. I'll look at it. I have a lot of people have asked me for pardons. I call him Puff Daddy has asked me for a pardon. But she was convicted. child sex trafficking. Yeah, I mean, I'm going to have to take a look at it.

I'd have to ask DOJ. I didn't know they rejected it. I didn't know she was even asking for it, frankly. Steve? You made a decision on whether to survive. Well, that's it. Oh, you see how you know, Trump is such a G. And it's not glazing, but like, you can tell he's actually thinking about it.

But he deflected the question so well, and he threw something else, which is a bigger story into it, a bigger story currently. This is why he's so good with the media, right? he says, Puff Daddy asks me for a pardon, which we never got confirmed. And by the way, these legal team, they always act like, oh, well, that's not what we're focused on because we're focused on trying to, you know, have it beat the case, this is during the trial. And, you know, they've been really, like, elusive in trying to answer this question about, are you in communication with Trump in trying to get a pardon?

Trump, while trying to duck this Gilein Maxwell question, throws out a bigger story that outlets like me are going to bite into. Oh, oh, did he ask me for a pardon? I guarantee the pardon wasn't like I see headlines being ran saying, oh, did he ask for the pardon after he got four years? No, I think did he acts for the pardon back then when Trump said he would look at it? I think he asked back then. But they're pressing Trump on Gilein and Trump needed to. you need to get out of that, so he threw that shit in there. Look at it.

I have a lot of people have asked me for pardons. I call him Puff Daddy has asked me for a pardon. But she was convicted of child sex trafficking. Yeah, I mean, I'm going to have to take a look at it. I have to ask DOJ. I didn't know they rejected it. I didn't know she was even asking for it, frankly. Steve, you made a decision on whether to supply

Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine or sell them to NATO and let them sell them to Ukraine? Yeah, I've sort of made a decision pretty much if you consider it. Yeah, I think I want to find out what they're doing with them. Yes. You know, where are they sending them, I guess? I'd have to ask that question. That war should never have started. Now, a lot of people believe that Trump and Galane, you know,

Trump and Galane may have had like a little head-in-a-deal to say, yo, if, you know, you do this, like, you know, interrogation. to speak and you don't implicate me and shit. I got you later. I'm the president. You feel me? Now, I'm not saying Trump did nothing wrong because that's my nigga. But it's one of those like, yo, if you hold it down for me, I'm going to hold it down for you later. So we'll see. But Trump did say he's going to look at it, which again, I think when Trump goes out of office,

we're going to see the craziest part in Zep of my nigga. I ain't even going to lie to you. Shit. I think anything true. anything short of El Chapo coming out. Like, this shit might happen. This shit might go down when Trump is leaving. Because, you know, that's when people usually do the biggest partings, right?

Remember, he can't run again. Okay. So, Dini takes a stand, does a bunch of crying, right? Let me see. Was my man Sean G there? I know I'm going a little bit slow, but remember, we missed that day. Sean G. we'll get his

you know synopsis on it and after his synopsis let me see let me see what we're going to do our math on how much time we really think Ditty's going to get okay

and then we'll move on to one of the topics Mr. Sentison it's going down tomorrow my life this is my life oh no no okay oh he didn't go alive first offender

a man if she was such a victim here you self share this video while we're waiting I'm meant to put this on after the Trump video look at 50 said man is 50 hating or is this how you treat your ops 50 said man

you can't get no pardon running your mouth like that get out of here and he has a he has a um a slide with basically you knew someone and you were fine and then you run for office and he made some terrible statements so I'm being honest it makes it more difficult to do

now as reports begin to circulate on Trump's response claiming that Diddy dissing him is why a pardon more than likely won't happen moments and one moment in particular that may have caused Diddy his freedom has now resurfaced White men like Trump need to be banished when you knew someone and you were fine and then you run for office Wow, you know, Diddy don't want this man free at all. I couldn't make it to the trial yesterday. Share this video. Share this video of New York judge on a Man Act charge. Why did Cassie not show up here at the court and address the court herself?

Why? I'm going to be honest, it's probably in the benefit of Diddy that she didn't show up. Now, remember, she just had a kid. Like she just gave birth, I believe. Why not? Check short G.F. Why didn't Jane Doe if she was such a victim and she felt so she needed vindication?

If Cassie needed vindication, why did not Cassie and Jane Doe show up and represent themselves at the sentencing and ask for more time for Puff. Why did the judge feel the need to do that? Check Sean G out. Check me out. Check my gear.

Look at my get. Look at my kid. I got the dope gear on. I got the dope key on. The abs is locked in. The abs. The abs is locked in, too. A southern district of New York judge gave a first step.

offender, a man who was acquitted. Now, I think this is where we're going to find out. And some people are going to, you know, there's going to be so much appeals that's going to be flying, right? He is a first offender. Like, Diddy is not a felon. Did he doesn't have sex charges? Did he doesn't have a domestic violence conviction?

Did he has no convictions? So to have a first offender get slammed with four years. Which, by the way, he got convicted of two counts. I'm not just sure how the judge looked at it in terms of sentencing, but that's basically two years in a month, right? Two years in a month for each charge, which is two months, which is two charges. So that's four years and two months for prostitution?

Of two, three very serious charges, which would have landed him life. in prison. A jury acquitted him of those charges and he was left with two charges, man act charges or prostitution, which are considered misdemeanors in state cases. Some states don't even prosecute them and gave the first offender, first offense, no criminal history no infractions at mdc brooklyn already served 12 and a half months denied bail yet still on very weak man at prostitution charges gave him an upward departure of nine levels enhanced him nine levels and did an with departure going against what he asked for his word judge submarine you lie judge submarine

your word is some shit you a liar because in your order dated july the night 2025 you asked for uh uh usc 18 24 20 not but if you don't know shon zha He was incarcerated at one point. So, like, you know, a lot of stuff is personal to him because he's been in some of these situations. And he felt railroaded by the legal system then. And he thought that Diti was getting railroaded by them now. 21, criminal history category one,

sentencing guideline range 2G1.1, subsection 1, subsection 8, which is a base offense level of 14. You asked for that. if you wanted to add the coercion, which according to Mark Agnifalo, you mentioned step eight, nine, 10 times in your little soliloquy,

it should have been enhanced in your letter to a USC 182422 with the enhancement for the coercion. But you didn't ask for that. You went against your own word. You went against, your own world. Went against your own world.

Never before, never before in the history, well, let me not say that, let me not get into saying things I have no proof, but it is an aberration. It's a standard deviation, two or three, or four or five standard deviation for a judge to do An upward departure, nine levels on a first offender with a criminal history category of zero. I'm just telling you what it is. And I got the transcript. I got the transcript at the crib.

I ain't read it yet. I have another business. I have another business. Okay. All right. Shout to Sean. J. he posted this.

Again, four years, two months. That's 50 months, right? So four years is 48 months. Add two more on to it, 50 months. Let's try to do some math on reasonably when Diddy might come home. Now, so Diddy was locked up on September 16th, 2024. Let's do the math. did he's been incarcerated for a year and a month right September, October, right?

So he's been locked up for 13 months, right? I want to show you guys how I do this because this is how we could reasonably, um, um, understand. So actually I'll just keep everything in Google because they have their AI. He sentenced to 50 months, 50 minus 13. That's 13 months. Didi would have 37 months left, right? So 37 months, 37 months to years. That would be three years from then. However, there's a few things helping Diddy out. Let's reverse the math and let's go back to the 50 months he's sent to. to the 50 months he's sentenced to before we even get to time served is going to be offsetted by what's called good behavior did he end up in jail doing all the bullshit he's not trying to fight people he's not trying to do this he ain't job blah blah blah the the federal

guidelines allow for 15% off of your sentence for that so let's let's do let's do this Calculator Okay, we got one here So 50 months Times 0.85 That's going to be 42 and a half We're going to call it 43

For the sake of conversation So even though he was sentenced to 50 months If he was going to serve all of it And given good behavior time He would serve 42.5 Or let's just call it 43 months Okay So let's use the new number, 43.

43. Now, there's two things that are operating that might help them out. And we're going to Google it. There's number one, the First Step Act. Don't know if you guys know what that is. Which president signed the First Step Act, which, by the way, Oh, my God, signed a Constitution. No.

First Step Act. And this is not an endorsement of, you know, you know, Donald J. Trump, but Trump is the person who did it. Now, what is the first step act? So the first step act, and we get an overview here, this is the Federal Bureau of Prisons. He signed into law in 2018, which basically they wanted to improve criminal justice outcomes and reduce the size of federal prisons, right? So this matters for federal crimes, federal prison.

Diddy happens to have a federal crime and is in federal prison. So it requires the Attorney General to develop a risk in a, and means an assessment system to be used by BOP to assess the recidivism, risk, and criminogenic means of all federal prisoners. Okay. Now, this is going to be like long-winded. But to kind of make it a little bit, you know, succinct, it gives federal inmates up to 45 or 54 days of good time credit for every year of their imposed sentence. okay so essentially and and by the way there is some requirements here um some of the requirements and by the i think the first step act was meant for people who were incarcerated federally

for crimes that had to do with you know maybe some sales of drugs but you were like you're the first time you ever got locked up for such a crime you're not like a drug king thing right and it wanted to, it says eligible inmates can earn time towards their pre-release custody. Offense that makes inmates ineligible to earn time are generally categorized as violent. Does Did he have violent allegations? Yes, but violent convictions? No. Involving terrorism, espionage. No. Human trafficking. Sex and sexual exploitation. Now, this is where I, they're probably going to argue this, it might go to appeal. They're going to try to probably argue that Dittie's Man Act violation, even though that's sex, you know, that's in the sex realm, that it's not necessarily, it shouldn't be not considered.

But I'm going to be honest with you, I think they're not going to consider Diddy for the first step act. So again, also, it excludes offensive. as a repeat felon in possession of a firearm, blah, blah, blah. So basically, if this wasn't a sex charge, Diddy would be, like, shoe in for this. I don't think this is going to help him out. But just to let you know, 54 days of every year that was sentenced,

let's see how that would play out if we were supposed to think about it. 54, remember, it's every year, each year, so Diddy ask four years? So it would be four times 54, right? That's 220. Do I got my math right? I think I do.

Four times 54 is 220. And then there's two months so we get some time off of that too. So like 220, let's call it 235. 235. So Diddy would have gotten 235 days off for the first step back. He's not a felon. He's whatever, whatever. This is the first time these things are happening.

he would have gotten time off based on the First Step Act. However, because his conviction does involve some sex stuff, I don't believe he will because the First Step Act bar people who involved in human trafficking. He wasn't accused of human trafficking or sex trafficking, but I think they would consider the Man Act sex exploitation, honestly. So already, remember, so good time, we got a calculator here, 43. If the first step act was supposed to work, we would have minused another 12. So it would, like about 12 months, because it would be 250.

Actually, we could say like maybe 11 or 10 months. But even then, even 10 off of this is good, right? So it would have been down to 33. Now, what is going to help Diddy, because I don't think this will help him, But if it did help him, let's say we're nice. We're going to add this 10 back. We're going to add it back because I don't think he's going to qualify for this because of the nature of charges. But let's act like he's getting everything his way.

Minus 10. So he would have to serve 33. Keep in mind, he's done 13. So we're going to minus 13 off of it too. So we got 33 months to serve. Remember, good behavior and first step act. But there's another thing that would help ditty out. What would help ditty out is called the RDAP program, right?

Now, what the RDAP program is in federal prison early release is that it says there's different categories of it, right? So if you're serving between 31 to 36 months, you get nine months reduction if you do the program. and by the way, how it works is that they have to determine that you had a drug problem. The eligibility is to qualify for the reduction, inmate must have a verifiable substance abuse problem. I think that's easy to prove for Diddy. Diddy literally was taking 15 drugs, not only to fuck the bitches, but to do his thing. So, like, he's definitely going to qualify.

Priorities for the program placement is given to inmates with early release days, so wait times could be long, especially for those with longer sentences. It's open to nonviolent offenders and participation is voluntary. This is a program that's definitely going to be in Diddy's wheelhouse. This is what Diddy needs to come home earlier. So what would it help him with? So the sentence length determines a reduction. So Diddy was given 50 months.

So we don't even have to think about these, right? So if you're only given 30 months or less, you can only get six months off. If you're given between 31 to 36 months, you can only get nine months off. but when you're given over 37 months, which Diddy was given 50, you could get up to 12 months. So if Diddy goes to this program and he, you know, does this drug program, the RDAP program, we have to minus 12 months. Okay? So it says inmates serving over 37 months or more could receive the whole 12 month reduction.

So let's go back to the calculator. Remember, 43 is good time. So you got sentence of 50, 43 is good time. we gave him the 10 for the first step act but I don't think he's going to qualify but let's we're acting like he qualifies remember we said we're going to add it back at the end okay cool so we're at 33 but let's minus another 12 because he's going to do the drug program that's the fact minus 12 leaves him at 21 right with the 21 he already served 13 minus 13 8 months which means two two two two months in in prison six months in a halfway house usually a halfway house around six months or so

they'll start transitioning back to regular society they'll give put you in a halfway house which basically like jail camp right now so what would be left is the eight eight months to serve now i don't think he's going to qualify for the first step act that don't j trump signed into law would help him with it because the man act is still a sex charge is still a charge involved in sex so we're gonna have to put it back there so eight plus 10 is gonna be 18 okay so what we believe that he's gonna have to serve is 18 months let's think about 18 months 18 months would be a year remember remember You need six months for like around six months for a halfway house.

So he would serve a year from now and go to a halfway house. So if you ask me, Diddy will be free next year September or next year October. And when I mean free, he'll be in a transitionist stage getting out of a halfway house coming back to society. Okay. Granted, if the first step after. along with the drug program all kicked in, Diddy would only be locked up for two months. Additionally, obviously he's been locked up already.

But from what it says, it looks like Diddy will be out in 18 months, which means, remember, we got a minus six for the halfway house because by the time he had the halfway house, he going to be on Instagram and shit like that. You just won't see him because he has to go back to the halfway house. But that's going to be in the year, because 18 minus 6 is 12, that's a full year.

So we're talking about him being out next year, October or September, and max, I would say, November. Okay? So that's the math that I did. Obviously, the Bureau of Prisons are going to have to do their own math to kind of figure it out themselves. And then they're going to figure out what programs apply, what to give them for time served, what to whatever.

but that is the thing. Now, there is some news coming out. Ditty is asking the judge that he wants to go do his time at a pretty much a low security federal correctional institution in New Jersey. His legal team asked and said that a FCI Fort Dix, pause, is the best landed spot for Diddy because he could address his drug abuse issues. Remember, they keep heavy on the drug abuse.

Why are that program, right? And he could maximize family visitations and rehabilitative efforts. Tenney's father, Mark Gerrigo, was previously told Harvey that Diddy will have a target on his back wherever he ends up. And Diddy's attorneys told the judge Friday that someone already planned to shank Diddy.

Wow. Other celebrities have done time at FCI for Dix, including Teresa and Joe Guides. I'm probably fucking it up. Judge Submaranian could recommend a prison for Ditty as well. It doesn't have to be one of those, but ultimately it will be the Bureau of Prison that has the following say. He's been locked up for over two years at MDC, and he'll call the federal prison home for more than two years. It'll be interested in see if the BOP agrees with the more recommendations, or if, the feds will

ship him off somewhere else. By the way, we checked, herbal oil and prayer oil are available, but there's no baby oil at Fort Dix commissary. Hellarious. Let's hear what Tanny Garagos' father, Mark Garagos, has to say about this.

Here we are. Here we... Sorry. Waiting for this ad to be done. Apologize. I see y'all in here. Okay. Here we go. Are you concerned? concerned that Sean Diddy Combs could be sexually assaulted, violently assaulted. Is that a thing? Because based on what was said in court, it feels like a thing.

Yeah, it clearly is a thing. I mean, they're already, and he did not want to make a big deal on it. They already tried to shank it once at the MDC. And that was thwarted. And it happens in prison. I mean, you and I could tick off how many times we are aware of something. somebody getting seriously injured or killed in prison. And so they're going to have to keep him somewhere that they can keep an eye on him. It would have obviously been better if he had gotten less time and had been at a camp. But he's going to be in a facility where somebody's going to have to, from the BOP. And I think they're well equipped to do it if they can to keep an eye on him because he is a target.

So let's say he is sent to a minimum security prison. Is he out of the woods when it comes to that kind of assault? If you're going, you know, you and I talked about Jolene Maxwell, who went from the one place in Florida, which was a higher level, not a camp. And she was transferred after she did the interview with a couple day interview. She was transferred to a what they call a camp in Texas, which I'm familiar with her. I've had other clients in. So a camp is generally one of the better places to be.

And the reason for that is because a camp is basically you get certain privileges. And if you step off of the line, so to speak, if you violate, if you do anything that is not kind of uploading to they will immediately send you someplace a lot more onerous. So that's why I say, and the long-winded answer your question, yes, you've got to get designated somebody. You know, I know he wants to be New York adjacent. If I'm Sean right now, I'm going to be angry for someplace like Lompoc satellite camp or something along those homes.

But that still does an answer. Is he out of the woods when it comes to being sexually or in any way assaulted by being in a minimum security prison. Look, it's a prison. Anywhere you go is a prison. You always have to watch your back, literally. And if that's the case, you're never really out of the woods until you're released. Or you go to a halfway house or you get into one of the programs.

But if you are in a camp or in a low-level designation, your odds go down dramatically. Okay. So Diddy wants to spend his time at a low security prison? We don't know. Okay? Let me see. Is there anything else we did not cover? That's about the biggest thing, I believe. Oh, look. Yeah, this Takasha interview has been going on. Oh, you go on the breakfast club on November 16th. After I denied protection, right? After you denied protection. Stole that shit.

That's what I do, nigga. Fuck, nigga, I stole that shit. Two days later, that's when all hell breaks loose. On the night of November 18th, 2018, six men were arrested by ATF agents in New York City. You, Shadi, male murder, food banger,

ish, and Crippy. Tell me about how you arrested that same day. I was going to an annual concert in Connecticut at the Foxboro, whatever, Fordboro, whatever fuck it's called.

I left the house around 6 p.m. that night. Like, it was a Sunday. But like I said, bro, I just don't like the fact that people ignore all these facts. They're like, no, but Yo, bro, just cut this flat interview of the niggas talking mad bullshit.

Like, like, bro, like, the niggas still did what he. Yo, bro, like people don't like facts, bro. Like, are you making this shit up right now on your laptop? This is all public information, bro. This is all public record. No, but why you think people don't like the facts? Let me just ask you that. Why do you think people is like, man, he's right, but fuck him?

No, up until the point of the arrest, You were not cooperating. You didn't want protection. You did not press charges. So why did they arrest us? Somebody told on us already, right? Well. I'll tell you.

No. Why did they arrest us? It was a five-year joint investigation by Department of Homeland Security, NYPD, and ATF. I met them that year is crazy. On protection, you do not press charges. So why did they arrest us? Somebody told on us already, right? Well.

Well. I'll tell you. No. Why did they arrest us? It was a five-year joint investigation by the Department of Homeland Security, NYPD, and ATF. So I met them that year, right? Yes. I met him that year?

Yeah. So, I mean they was been being investigated, right? Well, this was, they were being investigated before you even met them. Five years. People been telling, right? Because an investigation has to open with a cooperator, right? Right, because this happened 2018 and Gummo was, what, 2014? 2017.

17. 17. You see? Yeah, 17th, a year before. So I met him that year. here, right? So four years before you met them, they're already being investigated by the fans. People have been telling, right? I don't know about that part.

So, so you being investigated, somebody has to tell you that something's going on, right? Not necessarily. All right, cool. You can be investigated. So let me ask something. So was people telling before me? I'm not sure. Well, the answer is yes. There's a guy named, I believe, CEO Chris, who

was cooperating before. And there was another person who was like an officer or like a CEO who was using their badge to give info to their boyfriend and they were telling to it. So the driver, you, you're constantly? Oh, and then the driver too. The driver wasn't with us on all the drills?

Absolutely. All the drills is crazy. When I got kidnapped, was the driver with us? Yes, and he told. I'm just talking about AP Chris, the guy selling the drugs with them telling them, yo. No, I'm, I'm, I'm,

I thought you were talking about the six people that got arrested. I don't know if they were cooperating at that point. Bro, there was more people that got arrested after. Yeah, there was a superseding indictment. They locked up more people. Was people telling them before six nine? Yes. When they offered me to cooperate them and give me protection to cooperate them,

did I take it? No. So why am I so bashed if you're telling me these people not my friends? Let me tell you this. This is why I knew, this I know six nine is a fucking legend. This motherfucker even. spun Vlad. And not even spun him, but like, he took over the

Vladimir. Danger. Yeah. And Shadi was the target of an open FBI investigation and they'd been tapping his phones as well as his crew. Yeah. Remember this before we get arrested. Yeah. You stayed in that, right? This is all before. This is before

the arrest. Before the arrest. Before the breakfast club. Right. And the FBI was monitoring the situation and they found a message, I guess, from Mel Murder, saying that you're going to be super violated. When you go to YouTube and World Star, they got his picture next to this shit.

Everything he said, they got a split screen with shot and a picture next to the shit. That's cool, but now he got to get violated. Yeah, superviolated. Ain't too much he can do it unless he goes on. By the way, Jim Jones, please. Do not get upset at me the next time you see me public again. This is on

this, I did not do the interview with 6-9. This was done by Vlad. I think I realized Jim Jones was mad of me because Jim Jones, I don't know what Jim Jones thought, but Jim, I'm a hip-hop reporter. Okay? Relax. I talk about everybody.

The gym was so mad. By the way, I was 100, all the security old day. He ain't a gang number no more. Nah, ain't nothing. He was never gang, the shot. You need to expose him.

They don't have to violate Shorty. He can Shorty on some bullshit. He better get to violate, and he better stalk. Shorty every move. Remember, so, just to leave Claire, remember, because people are going to be like,

bro, he's talking too much facts, bro. Just shut this shit off. Yo, bro, cut the flash shit off. Put the game on. Put the NFL game on, bro. This thing is talking. There is a football game going on right now. So, these is my friend.

at this time, right? Right. And they also say, no, wait, wait, wait, no. Hold on, I just want to say, they also, shoddy don't got nothing to lose. Okay, go ahead. These are my friends at the time, right? Right.

So they're talking about super-violent their friend, right? Right. Why people ignore that? Super violated means what? Just beat down or killed? It don't matter what it mean. Could be anything.

You're not super beat down or kill your friend? Yeah. Huh? Right. Because they also said that, uh... Hold on, Vlad. Slow it down, bro. That's why people...

Sorry. Slow it down. People hate me. Because they don't want to understand They're like, all right, because niggas will kill you. So what you did after? Like, bro, you're stayed in the wiretap right now. Right.

So even if they talk about beat down or killing, you're gonna beat up Mike. Mike is your friend, right? Yeah. Would you beat him up? No. Why? It's my friend. So I cooperated on my friends. So next question, so let me, that's what you're gonna say, right? Let's talk facts, bro.

Would you do that to a friend? friend so did the fans tell you about the super violated thing yeah I'm sure the fans met with you do they tell you about the super violated part and I said yo bro I don't want no no no no nothing no no protection on nothing they offered you protection you declined and I did you decline protection is that a fact or you just making that shit up no no no that's a fact why did you decline protection because I'm outside I felt like my nuts is is bigger than the world like you know I mean like didn't I say previously I feel like Tony Montana I

Yo, bro, are you making this shit up? Or are you grabbing actual public information from the federal case? No, this is all public information. So what did I do when they said, we'll protect you? What I said? No. And then I continue to go on the public on breakfast club and call them dirty, right? Right.

I don't know why this shit's so funny to me. Well, let me play this. I got to get my food from the fucking world. I'm on a diet. I don't know why I ordered this shit. So I'm about just putting the fridge. I didn't buy to eat. But let me just play this while I go get it.

You're releasing your debut album. You've had mixtapes before, but dummy boys coming out, and this is your major debut album. Yep. But three days before this album comes out, you go on Instagram, yep.

You announce you're firing your entire team, including your management, and you're canceling your whole tour. What's up, everybody? So I'm letting everybody know that I cancel my whole tour. The American dates is not, happening is not going down. Austin, Texas, I think I was supposed to be there today. I'm not going to there. I spoke to the promoters, Jose Avila, where Avila music. We are going to be in business.

I am coming back to Austin, Texas. I fired everybody in my team. I got no manager. I got no booking anything. No PR, no public. I don't got nobody on my team. It's just me. I want everybody to know if you booking shows, do not book shows unless I say this show is going to be booked with this person. They will steal your money. They're not me. I'm not signing no fuck. contracts that don't got nothing to do with me. Whoever is booking shows for Takashi 6'9 is stealing your fucking money. So if you need shows, I would let people know that I'm booking shows. Or if you're not on the phone with me, do not book that show because it's not me.

I fight everybody. I'm going to fuck who you used to see me with. They no longer around. It's a fucking dub. November 23rd, the album drop. What made you do that? So if I'm not mistaken, remember I don't got no laptop information. of me, yo, Black, right now, you got kids, right?

Yeah. On your kids, I'm lying. I got a laptop in front of me. I just drove, how many hours from Atlanta? You were, what? Huh? Like 12 hours, eight hours, something like that. Right?

I'm off, I'm, I don't prepare that I, say word to your kids, I tell you you don't speak about this. No, no, no, it's an open table. I'm clear, a book, right? Open book. Do I got a laptop in front of me? I got anything written on my arms. I talk facts, I took gates.

I think I made that video. You want to see the video? I think I made the video in November, anywhere from November 14th to November 18th. So in that four day, I could be two days off from November, let's just say from November 10th to November 18th. It was eight days span. Yeah.

November, I got locked up November 18th. It was a Sunday, I believe. Right? November 16th and November 15th that Friday, I did a breakfast club interview. November 15th, you announced you're firing everybody. On November 16th, you go. on the breakfast club.

Boom. Right? So I'm in LA shooting Mama November 9th. Right? Yo, bro, these are facts, bro.

People are going to be like, yo, this kid is just a fact book. When I'm shooting Mama, I fly out, Oh, so you, Jade, and her sister, Batty G. Remember the black girl I was with? I got my face out of it.

Yeah. Why he's, I think she claims she's Spanish. Why he called her black? When I fly her out, remember, we on TMZ walking LA streets, remember? I'm with Floyd Mel with a security team member. This is facts, bro. Facts.

I talk nothing but facts. Long so short, I fly Jade out. Jade, who's, you know, spend the whole time in prison with me two years or whatever. At that time, she was in the music video. Cool. The music video is shot up. I send her back home. When I send her back home, Shottie, the same day she flew out, Shadi flew back in, right?

I'm like, damn, this thing was going for a little minute, you know what I mean? I lied to Shadi. Remember how you just told me, yo, bro, did you ever confront Shadi about it? I'm going to be real with you, bro. I'm a man. I do not lie. The nigger, I didn't know how to get to his phone without having questioned me. You know what I mean?

At the end of the day, I know what Shadi do, so at the end of the day, as a man, Look at me in my eyes. I did not confront him because I was like, damn, the niggas gonna, get me, you know what I mean? Like, I'm just being real shit. Like, you know what I mean? Shottie was going to shoot you, nigga. At this time, I didn't, I'm being straight up.

I didn't have the, the braveness to confront a nigga that I feel like was going to shoot me, you know what I mean? So you were scared of Shottie, basically. At that moment, you know what I mean? And I'm being real with you as a man. I was like, that's a fair statement. But listen, because, because, no.

But at that moment, it was like, damn this nigga just caught me fucking his girl it's gonna ruin everything you know I'm just being real as a man bro like I'm I'm I this whole interview I'm transparent yeah so I lie to the nigga I'm like yo bro the bit you know jade the bitch blocked me bro let me get your phone real quick let me let me make this cool I'm lying I already know she on the plane right so I'm like yo let me get your phone it's going to voicemail right or whatever the fuck the nigga give me a phone. I put on speaker so he can see that I'm calling and I walk out the room. So when I go to the messages and I go and I put I see all the messages. With Sarah like yo pick up. Yo you done running. Yo, Danny's with you. Did he leave? I see all that shit.

So I'm like damn bro she's not picking up. Here's your phone. You know what I mean? That was remember November 9th the video she got shut up. She probably left November 11th. So when I get back to New York. I know matter of fact, the next day I book a first class flight back to New York. When I get there, I go to my crib and Pinehurst in Little Beach. I was like, give me a phone, Sarah. So I look through her shit, she's there with her mom, her dad. I'm like, yo, get what you. So anyway, no such a show, I went through her phone, the message is deleted. It's just like, you know how you select messages that you want deleted? You don't delete the thread, but it's gone. I'm like, yo, grab all your shit, get the fuck out. And that's when I made the video. November 15th.

November 16th, I went on Breakfast Club. I say, yo, these niggas doing me dirty, I'm taking care of everybody, you know? I'm taking care of all these niggas. There's a difference between being a gang member and just being a dirty nigger. November 15th, that Friday, Chad from Police Task Force call me.

Task Force, they call me and they like, yo, they see the interview, right? the breakfast club interview. Yeah. I guess they already intercepted the phone call that. He was going to do it to me. The niggas say, yo, remember he don't know what's going through my head.

They already doing the investigation. The niggas say, yo, I know you found out about Shottie and Sarah that they were having sex. I, uh-uh, just keep a cool-headed. You know what I mean? November... That happened November 15. No, November 16th, Friday.

Okay, well, hold on. Before you get to there. You go on Breakfast Club on November 15. I call them dirty bloods. I say, yo, don't jack. I don't jack. You said there's a difference between a gang member and a dirty NWR. Yeah, the dirty.

Right? And you also said there's only one thing I fear in life. No, two things. I fear God and I fear the FBI. There's one thing. There's only one thing I fear in life. No, two things. I'm not going to say.

I fear God and I fear the FBI. Only two things I'm scared in life. So are you talking to FBI at this point? No. No, that happened November 16th on a Friday. Anyway, this is the most entertaining interview I've watched a minute. The Vlad beat me out for, no, no, I did Kanye. Kanye had the fucking, I did Kanye this year, right?

It was it last year? Kanye with the whole suit, I did it this year, right? Yeah, I'm still number one of interviews. Because I've seen this, every time I see a nigga do an interview, I'm like, I've got to turn this bitch up. The 6'9 shit is good. but I think I still got it, man. I did a yay this year, right?

If any one of y'all media niggas do any other thing, I got two aces that I'm pulling out. I might have to pull for the Drake and I might have to pull for the young boy. Trust me. Y'all niggas is not beating me in interviews or the top interview this year. I'm not letting it happen. Fuck what y'all niggas is the same.

The thug shit was cool, but that ain't it. That ain't it, gang. That thug shit ain't it. Nah, it ain't it, gang. It ain't it. I'm telling y'all. This year, any of your media niggies pulled for any crazy interviews? I bet.

Now we got to do it. Yo, Y, B, come on. I know we did five interviews already. We didn't put out. We're putting out this one today. Yo, Drake, hey, hey, Drake, let's get it. We bombing on that nigger. Let's get it right now.

I'm telling you, I still think I'm in the lead, chat. I still think I'm in the lead. Still think I'm in the lead. Anybody had a bigger interview this year? Nah, no, nah, nah, that thug shit was cool, but, nah, that ain't it. I ain't gonna cap with you. It was definitely a moment, but that ain't it. That ain't, that wasn't, that wasn't, that wasn't it.

That wasn't it. That wasn't it. That wasn't it. You said, DJ headmind surpassed me. Yeah, if he's sucking Kendrick's dick, like in a porn? What the fuck is your nigga's talking about? Uh, who? I need a gunner interview.

Might be do that, huh? Shit, or if I get, what, dirt get out. Anyway, I bet. Let's keep running it. Uh, yo, what the fuck is going on on a gram chat? Yo, Y-A boogie in his squad. Beat niggis up like this in Japan. Yo, they ain't in Japan, but they ain't doing no taekwondo.

They just giving niggas the beats. Now, ladies and gentlemen, apparently there's a Japanese club that went along with a Atlanta-style party. I don't know if there was like a millionaire or billionaire behind this, but this is Japan. And apparently they wanted to throw, from what I'm hearing, a magic city like party. So they wanted to bring Atlanta to Japan. Now, I don't know why the rappers are there,

but I could imagine they're getting paid. Because why the fuck would you be at a random club in Japan if they're trying to copy Atlanta, you could just go to Atlanta and get the back. But apparently, it looks like they had brought a boogie there, and this is boogie right here. However, after all the money was thrown on the floors, by the way, I got to see who the strippers are.

We got to figure out who the strippers in this type of video. Like, in Japan, these bitches got pancake ass. Like, you haven't seen Magic City? These bitches built like, you know, their biceps built like motherfucking the rock because they'd be just clung. up and down that pole, doing all type of tricks,

climbing downwards, upwards, they do a type of shit. Them hos are professionals. So I was wondering, first of all, if y'all going to bring Magic City to Japan and you brought it to a Japan club,

please don't tell me y'all got them little memoirs of a geisha bitches up in there like shaking that flat back, you know what I mean, that flat back pancake. Now, we don't want to see that shit. You got to bring some chicks with that BBL

the bandits out there. You got to bring them bandits out there. That's what the, like, I don't give a fuck about going to know Magic City, but if I go to Magic City, I would be understanding that I'm going for a full serving of a BBL bandit. So when I'm hearing this is in Japan,

Japanese chicks ain't hint for nothing. Not with the BBL. They cute though, but they ain't hidden for nothing when it comes to that. So I was trying to figure out where the strippers at, but I can't find no videos where I see the strippers. I got to see the strippers. That's important for me. The plot got to make sense. Don't try to bring Atlanta to Japan. Yo, it's like trying to bring Wakanda to Ireland, but there ain't no niggies in there.

Like, what the fuck? Like, the hell? You got to do it all. So I do want to know where the girls are. Anyway, the point is this. Video came out on TMZ where they accused Abe and his homeboys of beating the brakes into a few people that were there. first supports were trying to claim it was future in his team, but I think it's been since corrected that future was nowhere near this place. However, I'll play you the video now, and this is A Buggy and the squad, I won't even say, let's just call it, they're getting a little extra cardio in. Check this out. That's boogie. Now, Boogie standing on bill.

Yeah, somebody. The beats. Boogie over here is popping. Shit, which by the way, Buggy, uh, shout to the whole high bridge. This is exactly how it should be. Boogie get the money. He should not be over.

What the fuck? Why the hell the cameras are turned off? right back to old camera why the hell the camera what the fuck it should turn back on no oh it's back on

I don't know what happened anyway shout to boogie though you know um this is why rappers get rich to be able to pop your shit and not do nothing so you see boogie basically

he's popping shit but he ain't doing a motherfucking thing He ain't doing a motherfucking thing You got a jury on whatever whatever Everybody else is fighting for him But that's how it's supposed to be That's why you become a rapper There's a new video that came out

And 50 cent commented on it He actually brought to my attention He said oh shit A billion and them got loose in Japan Boogie stomping on shit LOL stepping on shit Let's see this close-up video that he's talking about

Oh not What? Never mind What you're stepping on shit? Oh, that's boo. That's boo. That's boo. Oh, no.

Now, I think the guy in the red is QP. I ain't trying to, like, identify anybody in this bitch and shit, but... I think that's QP is talking some sense of the boogie. Like, yo, buggy, chill, boogie. Chill. Why are you stomping on this nigga like you think he's a little TJ? Chill out. Relax, bro.

now that's a joke probably a bad joke but whatever um this q p p p p moving around with bulletproof trucks and shit he's having his way hmm no boogie was tight Yeah, it's something that's in like a beige or like a light shirt that's getting stomped on. Damn. Damn, I don't know what was really behind this. Let me see. Do you post anything? Yeah, they're not promoting that. I wonder what happened.

I talked to my guy from TMZ because they had incorrectly run the headline that I'm... They're running the headline that Boogie was fighting Futures team. Apparently they're claiming it's not Futures team now. So I don't know who he was fighting.

I have no idea. Wow. But apparently Japan was having a magic city party. Japan. Yeah. That's what they were doing. And they call it Joplanta.

Let's see. In Japan? Oh, they weren't even throwing actual ones. Yeah. My baby's pretty as fun. All right, that's definitely a ghetto bitch. So she's cheap from America. Not to a passport, dude.

Yeah, I'm a visa, bitch. You are busy. Daddy! Everybody was happy. Magic City in Japan. They took Magic City to Tokyo. I absolutely love being black. I guess it's the new pop-up shop Magic City. They go on global, they own the tour. They legitimately took Magic City to Tokyo. I just, I just can't believe it.

It's one of the most innovative business ideas I've ever seen. You know they was popping it over there. They be popping bics in to Tokyo. I mean, my ho-hung is running it up. And the Scrippers, they did an interview with all the strippers, and the strippers say that the energy was a 10 out of 10. And they had a little Sioux young out there getting in, popping it too. But they had a stage section, so they had like a concert set up in certain areas like you can watch it like an event like watching your favorite artists perform on stage is it a lot of street interviews with the people there in Tokyo and you know they came out for it they was absolute loving this is one of those events japanta so that's the wave that's the wave by the way chat i don't know if you i hear oh my god

what my camera's all right enough of this enough of this jack um i don't if y'all heard oh i don't if y'all can hear That's Pluto upstairs. You tell me why today, right? My boy Pluto, because he was outside, and I keep the boys and the girls separated. I guess his daughter is on his period. Pluto's trying to fuck his daughter so bad. Pluto's too horny. He's too horny.

I mean, I still ain't trying to get him neutered, but like he's too horny. Yo, while I was working on the spot outside, Pluto circled his daughter's case for five hours. straight hoping that i don't know if he thought she was just going to magically walk out but he's trying to fuck yo pluto's too horny so now like i i just kind of left him there because he was just circling the cage circling the cage jumping up on it he wanted to whatever so eventually he got tired and i guess he got hungry so i baited him with like wing and um i put him i put him like normally where he hangs out like outside and um he's now making noise because he's warning

because i guess like dogs have strong scent so they can scent when another dog is in heat and he knows his daughter's in heat but he's stupid because he don't like i guess animals don't know about incest like that so he's not processing it like nigga that's your fucking daughter anyway TMI right okay let's see so

Cardi B reacts to JT this song does I see this they keep saying let's get active baby well spend a bitch

so remember that this song we premiered by um we're premiered a this song by um JT. I thought it got put out eventually later on,

but looked like supposedly the song is back down. I don't know why. However, Cardi B finally reacted to this song that we premiered, and she had a whole theory. She said that the reason why the song got taken down is because it didn't do too good. She's claiming it only did like 25,000 streams, and it was embarrassing, and that's why I got taken down,

and this was her response. Dreams in the club. 25,000. Spend your streams in the club, bitch. He's hating ass bitch. I'm grateful ass bitch. I don't care. Men somebody got to say that

that bitch. Fake friend ass bitch. A clown ass bitch. From the neck, kick your friend while she down ass bitch. The loyalty depends with you around ass bitch. That doorhole. You've been trashed since birth. Mama didn't want you

Brenda's baby ass bitch till wagon ass bitch bottom feeder ass bitch still ain't get no feature ass bitch you might just now you might just Now Cardi's popping her right now holy shit When this baby ass bitch till wagon ass bitch bottom feeder ass bitch Still ain't get no feature ass bitch you might just now you might just get one now or that dick rider you'd be doing Never gave the Just started getting dressed as bitch

Should have asked me Would have took you to the show a little bitch Face pretty I know I could probably win a pageant baby If this didn't have me active, baby Oh shit shit shit Okay

It's very clear to me Cardi's not responding with the song I think Cardi is you know And by the way, I think it's smart for her. Why engage with JT with new songs? If anything, you take her this song and you just point back to your album and you let people go keep funneling that energy

into your album rather than you give her like some new energy. So I completely get it. I completely get it. Yeah, Cardi, Cardi's talking about it. She's clowning. That doorhole. Still ain't get no feature-ass bitch.

You might just now. You might just get one now or that dick rider you be doing Never gave the just fun of getting dressed as bitch Should have asked me would have took you to the show a little bitch Face pretty I know I could probably win a page baby If this didn't have me act crazy Oh shit shit shit, shit, okay good So uh let me

see what else let's see what else give me one second why don't we're not getting much of all right so I guess we're better

off trying to get like an update on this Davis situation which I think it's like now I think everybody including me are kind of confused about it

because the dude ain't a suspect the police clearly are allowing him to do things that if they thought he was a suspect they would clamp down for example

why the hell would you allow him to basically throw out half of the stuff out of his apartment granted you just did a search warrant on it now granted maybe you can't stop him necessarily but it feels like them not incarcerating him is allowing him to do whatever he wants let's see police confirmed David never killed anyone I didn't kill her physically in the back of my mind she died

when word first hit the block that 15 year old Celeste Rivas Hernandez's body got discovered all decomposed in David's Tesla, no one believed in. But the feds just confirmed new evidence that clears David's name in the homicide case. And the new name they mentioned will change everything you thought you knew about this case. When the streets started talking

and the evidence got real. Okay, okay. I think this is a little bit kept. So let me just go long crimes. Because from what I've seen, they never cleared his name. So let me see if we could find. So Steve, September 8th, authorities have not identified, a suspect nor a person of interest. And to be clear, David has not officially been implicated in

any wrongdoing or any crime and law enforcement have not even come out with a definitive connection between the singer and Celeste. But I want to bring on right now Will Sveilar, who's a retired detective commander. Will, thank you so much for taking the time. You and I haven't had a chance to talk about this case yet. As it's really in the news, it's continuing to develop. We're trying to understand what's happening behind the scenes. since you and I haven't spoken, let me get your perspective. Why no arrest? Why not name any suspect?

Why not name any person of interest at this point? It's been weeks now and it's almost, what are we at? Almost a month, almost a full month since the body was found. Well, one thing that might be clear on is a crime has been committed. Now, and the crime is minimum, we call it in Illinois, desecration of a corpse or improper handling of a dead body. the girl was put in the trunk of a car dismembered somebody did that that's a crime now the events leading up to her death and her actual cause of death still has to be determined and without that you're not going to get a murder charge unless somebody says it's a murder and that's the medical examiner you're not going to get a murder charge to a couple of that we've talked about this extensively here on sidebar but i haven't talked to you about it LAPD captain commanding officer scott m williams told people magazine quote the los angeles county medical examiner has not determine to cause or manner of her death. So we don't know for sure if anyone has any criminal

culpability for her death beyond the concealment of her dead body. Now with that in mind, something I don't think we've talked about yet, is that Fox 11, L.A., Fox 11 L.A., they spoke with a private investigator, Steve Fisher, who apparently got his hands on images of that car, the Tesla, that Celeste was found in. And remember, this car was apparently sitting there for weeks before it was towed to that tow yard and then workers there smelled this foul odor and alerted authorities, but it was in the Hollywood Hills. Now, it could suggest she was in that trunk for that extended period of time, too. We don't know how long she was in the trunk per se, but her body was decomposed. Anyway, so Fisher says, quote, the car almost looks like it's been off road in the desert or something.

The wheel wells are all beat up. There's a huge dent in the back. This could have been an overdose, and they panicked and hit her body because they didn't want to expose the relationship. relationship between her and the minor. And by the way, she was found one day after she would have turned 15. That's unlikely because if you're trying to not get found out, why leave the corpse in your car? With that in mind, you had mentioned that a crime has been committed. We're just not exactly sure how many crimes. That's absolutely true. And that's correct. Everything we talk about now as far as cause of death's a speculation until we have some science to back it up when you talk about a crime we talk about concealment the dismemberment the desecration of the corpse we also talk about a situation

where if they can prove that there's some sort of relationship between a 14 year old and a 20 year old that's a problem for him at the age of consent in Illinois is 17 you can't give consent at 14 to be with an adult there's another crime that's like the backside of that is another crime if the LAPD can come up with definitive proof that he was in fact involved in a relationship he has another problem. Let's analyze this a bit. What makes more sense to you? Someone panicked, put the body in the car, didn't have enough time to know what to do with it. The car was there for a long period of time, though, so I don't know if that makes sense. Or we're purposely putting it in this car. We know it's registered to David. The car is near where the property he was renting was. There's an argument.

We're targeting David. I mean, what makes more sense to you? Well, it's an awful elaborate scheme to target David by arrival or something along those lines to do a murder and then steal his car and put the body in a car. Now, he never reported this car stolen, so we don't know if there's an auto theft in that. That seems pretty elaborate to me. The girl dying over natural causes is possible. A murder is definitely possible. And you say the car's found not far from where the house he was renting. The car has been evidence that it's been in the desert off the road. If I'm investigating. All right. So it's kind of interesting because I'm starting to realize how quickly people get into a conspiracy back. And it's happened in many different situations. It's happening.

here with this David stuff. I see people doing it with Charlie Kurt stuff. But essentially, people are floating with these ideas that maybe the dude didn't do anything. And this is either bad luck or maybe someone sent him up. I'm not going to go with that, but it is interesting to hear these guys kind of like rationing it out. I am trying to find a route from his home to where this body is found and see if there is any, like, you know, part of the, out of the desert or an off-road area where maybe she dies or she's killed. they take her to that spot, they do what they do to her body, put in the car, and they give her to and then ditch the car. So there's a lot of things that still have to be determined.

So if you're a fan of sidebar, by the way, then you know we cover a lot of cases and we put out a lot of clips a day. Our producer, everybody, and I guess this whatsoever, I haven't seen a statement like that. Now, I'm not suggesting that he is. Again, he hasn't been officially implicated in wrongdoing. But would it be typical of police to say if he had absolutely no involvement in this whatsoever, And there's this whole cloud on a lot of public attention. I have to imagine they have more information than we do at this point. Would they come out and immediately, you know, clear him of anything?

It's case by case basis. I mean, if there's, if you absolutely know it's not him, you know that. But I can tell you that these detectives are operating on theories too. There's probably two or three different theories that they're operating under. And I think they're not giving that information that he's been cleared because they just don't know yet. They're still trying to figure out exactly what went down. what caused this girl's death. And we talk about persons of interest.

It's kind of a weird statement to use or weird way to pick somebody as a person of interest in a disappearance. Because the girl's been gone missing for a year and a half. Okay, all right, enough of that. Somebody said, Poo Shisey's home? Really? Okay.

Clear his Instagram. By the way, he's in the same McLaren that he hopped out when he shot that nigga. Let's see. Is Poo Shisey home? He is. No audio on this? Open it.

You'll take a back of. I always likes his music This shit ought to go crazy Okay Some people always They're always confused about this release date thing Bro, that mean he's on He's on a halfway house

In a halfway house a lot of times It will allow you to Go do your business But you got to still sleep at the halfway house You get what I'm saying? So it looked like he's at halfway house timing now Oh wow, that's good There's no audio on that

You have to all the time This thing is done, we gotta ask Poo Shisey about what do you think about All these snishing and shit like that Because he wanted him dudes who I think he'll a little bit too real Like

He don't realize everybody He'd be joking around Like I think he'd be taking shit dead serious That's good though What's good talking about The same Oh okay That's when he was a kid

And he was like Doing whatever Okay Let me see people magazine Jennifer Lopez what the fuck is that Kylie Jenner Okay

Aisha Curry is doing what Should Cardi B pay offset money I'm gonna stay out of that one Be in Cardi B Nah Okay Anyway

Um Give me a second I'm kind of looking for Some information apologize okay all right anyway

viral video came out we had finesse two times he went to Houston I didn't think Houston was still like this or I thought maybe Jay Princeton

his homies or sons were the only people doing this but um finesse two times Houston apparently there was these gangsters that wanted him

to check in and he was not with that shit But nevertheless, there was a tense back and forth that happened. Check out this back and forth right here. Big dog, ready. You know, you're not going to jail. Oh, my God.

I ain't never checked in. No, my world. Bitfather. No, you're going to jail, big father. Yeah, don't go to jail and chicken. No what's going to do. Go jail and chicken. That's what going to happen.

Yeah, don't play with a nigga that. That is over the age of 30 and so we're tidy whitey's man. Finesse two times Clearly He was in Texas This is not even Houston It's supposedly his fourth work They wanted him to check in

He was saying He's not with the checking stuff We've heard this before The 6-9 situation When he went to Houston It was kind of like the same thing And he's just like basically Stand on business saying

Yo I'm not checking in nowhere And I'm not coming with violence necessarily, but it's like, why the hell do I got to check in? And look like whoever these goons are, they're not really respected. He got to check in. He got to check in. He's not. He got to check in. He's not real. whatever some boy pippie kid in the last night six-s-mast-minute ice big we got some old pithin now making easy money pippin' hole is what right here and my man you know what's that

me man yeah all off the beach man all on the bitch whatever color the beach here man you're been red purple cream yellow for what color of it right long it's the big money green like you know what you know what's up there place and white bitty you know what's up there plays and white bids is right here So my husband home though. He always used, uh, what's say? Saucat to my meeting. Yeah, girl. I said that 30 years ago, he kept it inside, man.

Yeah, this is my homely man. Yeah, we're gonna let the square hole though, man. Oh, it's easy let the way on. A piece, your hundred. Get probably turn and you know what's going out. I'm not the one way to do it, my real fish. Okay. So this is all about checking in, which I usually believe it's like lightweight extortion.

So finesse two times kind of crashed out. I would say, I'm not checking into none. This and third. Like, they're basically saying, yo, you're in the neck of the woods. You know, both sides are kind of like not admitting that what's happening is extortion, but they're trying to act like they're cool about it.

Okay, anyway. So it looks like the checking shit really got to finesse, right? Let me see. Suppose they said there's a fourth word goon speaking about how we got pressed. That's someone about the sheriff's job, you feel me. And first of all, we're going to talk about your boyfriend this two times again. So, you know, he went down to Fort Worth. I'm sure y'all already heard.

You know, them doos got on them, talking about, you know what I'm saying? Who he checked in with. And he was like, man, I ain't checking in with shit. And, you know, it's a dude name. Stop Six, Lo Kee, who had a problem with it. And, you know, the C.J. Casino, that's the hood he's from, you know, Stop Six. And you know who a fan go, yeah, yo. You know, he's rocked with Finesse.

And he's like, man, he ain't vouching for this shit. You know, like, he's like, Fennis two times they got to check in with nobody because, you know, stop six his city. And, uh, the Csino was clowning both of them, nigger. But, you know, the dude stops his low key. He had to say this right here. Then I'm going to let y'all see what happened with Fennett. And then, uh, for those of your own name.

I already seen. I'm trying to see why the fuck everybody so mad to me because I told from this. I asked him this who he checked in with. Hey, the man got paid to perform. He just walked out on us like that. Man, I wouldn't smell in that shit.

I ain't like that shit. That's all I pulled up on. I asked him who he checked in with. I was trying to get to the bottom up. Yeah. Oh my gosh. No, you ain't going to jail, big father. That's what the niggas go to jail?

chicken ain't doing it all right man all right man so if you asked me so if you ask me people my man all right all right all right so if you ask me i think that chicken culture shit is dead however you know you can never escape quote unquote the streets and and like it's impact so This is why, you know, some people are going through whatever trials or tribulations when it comes to like this particular stuff. But I kind of agree with our finesse two times. Even though I thought he was cool with Jay Prince, so why not I get Jay Prince to come hail all this stuff? But this idea of like checking in, it's usually a bunch of people who don't got nothing that's usually trying to pray upon people who do it. And to me, that's like the alarming part.

And that's kind of like whacked to me. Hang on. No, why? Yeah, he was definitely hell bent on. I'm not giving y'all shit. Hmm. Do you ever say anything afterwards? The next two times goes off on Fort Worth Goons after he tried to make him check it.

He said he was going to check in in jail. in jail i think you gotta reevaluate your life if you end up in this situation what do you think comment and let me know and that's two times goes off on fort worth gulf i need to be in my right hand the me will serrat go to jail and check in that what a niggas gonna do go to jail and check in no what gonna happen go to jail and check in there what a nigga gonna do

Damn. Okay. All right. So, kind of to wrap that up, um, yo, finesse two times. I'm glad he's standing on it.

Pause. Which means, man, why the hell are you getting extorted to like go somewhere? And if you got to get extorted to go somewhere, maybe you shouldn't be there. Like at a certain point, like you get to realize like,

you're a huge star or you're big enough where you don't need, necessarily you'll need someone actually connecting you with like you know whether it's finesse two-time guys or whatever that else is going on and what i don't hate him but that go to jail and check in that what a niggins go do you're going to jail and check in you're going to happen and what's going to And what I've realized is like all these checking dudes are like all these checking dudes are like they're like blood sucking leeches. It's like dudes that don't have talent for themselves. So they so they feel like they got to get money off the talent that comes to their city. So it might be like and by the way, you know, this idea of checking in to me I look at it as extortion.

And extortion runs in different ways. The extortion might be, yo, when you're in town, you with us, but you paint. for everything for us. We're going to buy the X, Y, Z. It's all in your tab, but you know, we're going to keep you safe, and this is the tradeoff.

We keep you safe, but you got to pay for X, Y, and Z. Or it'd be like, yo, yeah, you got to show, but you got to put my man's on the lineup. And, like, you know, you get to realize there is a lot of bullshit that a lot of these artists got to deal with, especially when they're dealing with,

these established groups that's living in the city, right? Like, these motherfuckers think they're shit. Oh, what a nigga gonna do? Go to jail and chicken. Okay. I don't hate. I don't hate him, but damn, dog. That's how you feel.

Okay. All right. Cardi. Kodak. This is Drake. Somebody. It's the Philly show. Let's look at a few things. so we got oozy at a bar mitzvah

this gotta be a million-dow show why the hell's Uzi performing with this little dweep scurdy guys from the side show a potty now days I'm calling here on a saddle money got long as we got a lot of from the family I must have got played paid good Yo, his parents must be loaded.

Pause. Hold on. I'm such a pocket watch. I got to figure out who is rich-ass parents are. Hold on, sir. Actually, I can look at it up on this computer. You're saying, I'm trying to figure out what his parents do for a living, bro. Shit, maybe I need a job, huh?

Oh, never mind. Never mind. I already see it already, said. This the pops. This the pops. You ain't going to lie. I think Jay Z and Rock Nation got like the infinity glitch when it comes to money. Oh, this is when they were trying to get the casino?

Oh, there's some money right here. And they got mad pisses with Jay-Z? This is a different league right here. Now, this is a different league right here. Yeah, it was his birthday. His dad got that much money that Uzi got to go do duets with him? I guess so, right? I ain't trying to like, Docs.

Docks. Okay. Yeah, it looks like they have it, huh? And they love Jay-Z. They got Jay-Z gambling? What? Oh, that's Michael Rubin right there. This is the Illuminati, by the way.

This is like hip-hop Illuminati. They got Kevin Hart on a jet? This guy sells watches or something. I'm going to just get out of this one. Okay, y'all got it. Y'all got it. Okay, so Poo Shisee is released early. I'm trying to see what else is, like, going on, like, surrounding that.

It wasn't boogie in future, it was just boogie. Then you got Jack Doherty. Okay, you know what he cares. Donald Trump's former spiritual advisor, please guilty to sex, child sex abuse? What? Anyway. Okay.

Anyway, for all my YouTubeians, you're going to be confused. But for everybody who was on Twitch and everybody was on, not Twitch, did I say Twitch? What the fuck? I'm late. Everybody who was on kick and rumble, no. Chat. I got a mission.

I got to go on real quick. I got a mission real quick. Go ask the people over at kick and rumble. They'll tell you what it is. I'm not going to say it again. but this is the only way I could balance both tonight. So I've got to go do a mission real quick, all right? I got to go do a mission real quick.

All right? I'll give you more explanation later. If you don't have any, no idea what I'm talking about, ask anybody who was watching the pre-stream, because there was a point we almost didn't stream. But we kind of figured it out, but I can't give a full stream. That's the fucked up part.

so I got to go do a little mission real quick but I will be back and I don't know do you understand what I'm saying see now I'm looking at the chat the chat look tight yo just ask everybody on a rumbling kick and you'll understand it if you don't understand it I'll explain it tomorrow but let me go do a little side quest real quick and I will be back all right chat by the way when we do come back we are going to be

talking about, I see Metro booming, he's in full victim mode. Metro, I haven't going to allow to you because, you know, pause, I turned the other cheek. I know your mom died and everything, and I kind of chilled out. I was going to do the drink, too. I let it chill. But I do want to mention to you, bro, like, I see he wrote like a whole paragraph talking about how you getting falsely accused of sexual assault

or ruining your life and this and third and will never, whatever, whatever. I just want to let your ass know. When they accuse me of some false shit like that, too, you was over there on Twitter having a blast, retweeting all type of shit. It's kind of like hypocritical when I see you on that type of shit. But, you know, nevertheless, I realize that rather than try to fight my little battling with you, we have to acknowledge what we're seeing in real time, which is we're seeing a lot of these women who are lying. We just got to call spade of spade.

They're lying. And they ruin people's reputations and people hear the announcement, but nobody hears the acquittal. And nobody hears when people go through it. and they realize this is a bunch of bullshit. So I'm going to congratulate you, and I'm not going to talk shit. But I do remember when, you know, I was having maybe a tough day online,

you was definitely not this nice. So when I hear you like, oh, this ruined my life, this enter, I'm like, what is this thing I'm talking about? Like, does he have no self-awareness? You know? Anyway, I'm going to let that go for now. Anyway, chat, I'm getting out of here. I might be doing it with no explanation

for some of you guys, but trust me, there is an explanation. You'll just get it at another time, right?