The Breakfast Club - 50 Cent’s Never Before Seen Video of Diddy Could Effect His Appeal! Let's Talk!

Episode Date: December 2, 2025

In this episode of The Latest with Loren Lorosa, Loren breaks down the highly anticipated Netflix documentary Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which examines the serious legal turmoil surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs. She explores how the documentary could impact Diddy’s public image, career legacy, and ongoing legal battles—including his current appeal tied to prostitution-related charges. Loren also unpacks the behind-the-scenes controversies surrounding the film’s production, from accusations of unauthorized footage to speculation about Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s involvement and motivations. Rate, subscribe, comment and share. Follow The Latest With Loren Lorosa on IG @lorenlorosaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and all of the conversations that shake the room. Now, today, the room has been shooketh, okay? Curtis 50 Cent Jackson pulled up and did not come to play. We have not yet seen the full documentary, but Sean Combs, the Reckoning, which is an exclusive documentary, It's a four-part docu-series that will air on Netflix exclusively. And we've talked about it here on the podcast. Please go check out the prior episode with me and Miss Mooney,

formerly of Loving Hip-Hip, where we talk about just the New York pettiness of this all. And, you know, how it affects everybody involved, the families, the alleged victims, like everybody, right? But that is airing on Netflix in 24 hours. And Good Morning America has previewed some of the exclusive scenes. or footage that they've been saying, like, okay, we have this exclusive footage, never before seen. Baby Good Morning America gave us a glimpse in. So let's take a listen and a watch to some of this footage. This morning, never before seen footage of Sean Diddy Combs in the days leading up to his arrest in New York last September.

You want to put this stuff in my fan? The exclusive video obtained by Netflix shows Combs debating with his lawyers about strategy. Listen to me. I'm going to get off the phone right now, and I am going to let you professionals look at the situation and come back to me with a solution. No matter what nobody said, let's just here and there, y'all are not working together the right way. We're losing. The footage is part of a new highly anticipated docu-series by director Alex Stapleton and rapper and executive producer Curtis Fiddyson Jackson, titled Sean Combs, The Reckoning. Was there anything that surprised you when you were watching? I think it was surprising that he actually filmed it. It was very interesting to watch a man who's known for his brand presence.

You know, he has a really amazing knack for marketing and all of that and how he was sort of taking that into account and how he was coming off to the public. So we talked a lot about, you know, a lot of this on the breakfast club during the latest with Lauren the Rosa. But, you know, here on the podcast, I wanted to kind of focus on some other things. So two things that instantly, you know just took over my mind when I saw this interview when I saw these clips

number one my first thought was this is going to mess up this man's appeal you guys know that Diddy is currently at Fort Dix here in New Jersey he is you know supposed to be doing 50 months which is like two years in some months hoping that he can or he's hoping that he can even if the appeal doesn't work that there are like programs and different things that he's doing that would kind of get him out in a little bit of, you know, earlier time. But what he's really hoping is, is that he is either pardoned by President Trump. And we've heard rummlings around that, but nothing confirmed, or that this appeal works.

Now, his team said almost a month ago now, so this appeal was coming in the next few weeks, that they are looking to appeal his conviction. Diddy was convicted of two counts of the man at. which are prostitution charges and being in the courtroom and I've mentioned and talked you guys through this a lot please go you know back and take a listen at all of our diddy trial covers we were there we were in the courtroom we were on the street we were in the thick of it right the main thing that I took away from trial and away from the judge was that they really felt as though as a human being Diddy just wasn't a good person and because

Because he wasn't a good person, you know, and I'm going to say allegedly, but like, you know, from what I took away from court, I felt as if the judge felt like did he morally wasn't a good person, right? Allegedly. And on top of that, coupled with all of his resources and his power and his money and basically there being no real checks and balances, it could lead to him, you know, allegedly being able to continue the cycle of things. I don't got to even say allegedly because when it comes to the prostitution, he was convicted of that. So it can lead to him being or continuing to be this person who was convicted of these two acts of prostitution, but even bigger than that, not even bigger than that. But in addition to that, a judge, although Diddy was not charged with anything directly related to that Cassie CNN, 2016, you know, that Cassie CNN video that was released recently, but it was from a 2016 beating of Cassie. in a hotel in L.A., the judge made it very clear that, you know, watching that video but seeing what did he did in public as his public fixture who denied things and, you know, said that, you know, he was debilitating himself and working on itself and then went on to get into it

with a Jane Doe who also testified that was one of his former girlfriends and physically get into it with her. And there was, you know, you know, all these substances involved and all the things, right? The footage that if as advertised, Right. So if this Netflix documentary is as advertised and we are going to see footage from those last few weeks before Diddy was going to be, you know, turning himself into the feds, I think character wise, the fact that Diddy can't control what we might see, for instance, that he did call with his attorneys or I know they mentioned the hand sanitizer and stuff like that and tried to make it where like, you know, he's not as much of a man of the people as he's. seems and everything has been about Diddy and for the people and for the culture and it's like he really from what they're alleging based on the way that this angle of this interview was set up it's like he almost feels like you know he's above and and that has been the conversation with the legal system and Diddy it's like you you are not greater than and because there

has been this you know height of fame and uncontrolled everything substance abuse you know all of these things that you've been able to do uncontrollably you need to sit down and we need to control this for a bit if these videos show anything like that and i doubt based on the the relationship between 50 and ditty i highly doubt he's going to hold back any of that if it's there morally i just don't know how a judge could could could be made aware of this and I'm sure the government is watching to use it as they fight the appeal and not feel like oh no we're not about to do this cycle again sit down and that was a question that I asked that he's team today when I watched this and what they told me is legally

it can't stop anything like of course legally he's still going to be able to appeal and all of the things but judges are human so whether or not there's like a moral or an emotional pull him by whatever he sees in this video you just don't know and i will tell y'all from sitting in that courtroom the day that diddy was sentenced prior to the sentencing the day that diddy was found not guilty in the riko but guilty on the main act charges but denied a bond this judge does not think that diddy number one can be in control of his own number two he thinks that morally diddy needs to reset restart it's already leaning a little bit towards these cliques showing that right like him kind of caring about his image more than anything else and and that

leans into like this whole like monster that was the narrative that was created following the casting video which the judge leaned on a lot and allowed the jury to do so as well a decade ago I was on the trail of one of the country's most elusive serial killers but it wasn't until 2023 when he was finally caught. The answers were there, hidden in plain sight. So why did it take so long to catch him? I'm Josh Zeman, and this is Monster, hunting the Long Island serial killer,

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look of all the things Netflix could do like this is not journalism because y'all went and got somebody who diddy's team alleges obviously has this malice and this hate towards ditty to work on this documentary so they say we've confirmed the Netflix used footage that was never authorized for release because from what I've been told this doc this this video that was shot was shot by a video photographer like a videographer photographer who was hired by Diddy's main videographer photographer but diddy's team is really not sure if all of the documentation and paperwork that Diddy's videographer or photographer was under covers this person like they just they don't know but they didn't authorize anything to be used but I

did hear that you know did he was in his own netflix situation netflix conversation with netflix and the ceo over there but once they wouldn't give him creative control he moved on and then now 50 saint has his documentary i have yet to hear back from netflix on this but i have reached out they say you know the footage was created for an entirely different purpose under an arrangement that was never completed and no rights were ever transferred to netflix a payment dispute between outside parties does not create permission for netflix to for Netflix to use unlicensed private material because from what I'm told there was a payment dispute between the videographer, photographer, and Diddy, this guy, whoever it is that sold this footage

or whatever he did to get the footage to 50 cents because I don't know for sure if it was sold. I don't know what their licensing agreement was. But whatever it was that they did, I know that this guy wasn't paid by Diddy. And he should have been, from what I understand. None of this footage came from Mr. Combs or his team in its inclusion. raises serious questions about how it was obtained and why Netflix chose to use it. They also go on. They allege that Netflix is only heightening the court issue

by giving creative control on this production to Curtis 50 Cent Jackson. They allege 50 Cent is a longtime public adversary who has mocked Mr. Cohn for decades posting fabricated accusations and publicly celebrated his legal challenges. Even Mr. Jackson has admitted he was shocked. Sean ever filmed some of these moments

and I'm referring back to this moment right here. when 50 says this and we're going to input that when he's like I'm shocked he even recorded it for those that are editing which underscores the footage is being exploited for entertainment rather than present with fairness or context now that that's what they're alleging but i'll be fair here that like if you can get some exclusive footage from that week those few days whatever before did he was going to be locked up anybody even if you were a random journalist at an outlet wherever you're going to run that it's a gold mine to be honest i don't know how i fell in 50 his lap but it is a goldmine i don't think that that shows bias i think it's just good footage to have

for something like this which of course they're not celebrating the did he seems obviously pissed about that beyond the legal concerns mr combs views netflix decisions as they allege it's a personal breach of trust he has long respected ted serendos who was a CEO at netflix admired the legacy of clarence avon and maintained a positive personal relationship with the company's leadership for Netflix to hand this story to someone who has publicly attacked him for decades feels to Mr. Colms like an unnecessary and deeply personal at front. He expected fairness at minimum from the people he considered colleagues. Now, keep in mind y'all, like I told you,

I was told that Diddy had his own situation that was in conversation at Netflix. Again, I don't know how far it got, but I do know that there was something happening there. Diddy's team continues and they allege that Netflix's recent pattern or prioritizing sensational content over accuracy. But they do say that their legal team plan to, you know, formally reach out to Netflix about this to have a conversation. But they haven't confirmed nothing legally, like officially, like no cease and desist, no lawsuit, no anything like that.

And, you know, they've done that in the past. I don't think that ain't that matter to be honest with y'all because at midnight we're all going to watch a documentary. It's going to be everywhere by tomorrow morning. So it's like, Diddy's team can do all of this, but like, it's done. I guess 50 cents pulled it off It's literally done Now the documentary goes live

Tonight at 12 p.m. Or 12 a.m. Eastern Standard Time I will be tuned in We'll be back with conversation here about it Yeah I just There are several reasons why this documentary is like Oh my God But there's been so many ditty documentaries

At this point But I think that footage I'm trying to tell y'all Man I just That footage that's going to be The thing Like that is going to be the it thing that can make or break kind of how Diddy is able to move forward from this documentary

or not. I mean, he'll move forward at some point, but like, and I'll be honest with y'all, I don't think that the government really believes that Diddy has a strong appeal anyway, because when his team asks for the appeal conversation to be expedited, they didn't even oppose. Like, they didn't even fight that. They're like, okay, cool, we can get it out the way. I really don't think that they believe he has a strong argument. Just in everything I watched in court, I don't think a,

judge will grant did he in the pill especially not that same judge that he saw you know his whole trial but we'll just have to see man 50 cent is not somebody you want to have as one of your enemies i'll tell you that want you guys to take a look at the documentary let me know how you feel i'm la rosa everywhere on social get in the streets and in the tweets okay i've posted this statement to my instagram into the brown gar grind the instagram get in the comments i want to know how you feel about this i see people saying 50 cent has this crazy obsession with you with ditty why what is going on i see people saying you know it's fair game anybody else would produce it and put out other people are asking a question i'm asking like legally i want to know

what they included and what they didn't because legally like there's so much to vet here there's been so many claims with this situation there's so much to vet what's real what's not i just want to know at the end of the day y'all could be anywhere with anybody talking about all these things but y'all choose to be right here with me. My low riders, I appreciate you guys. I'll see you in my next episode. I'm Stefan Curry, and this is Gentleman's Cut. I think what makes Gentleman's Cut different is me being a part of developing the profile of this beautiful finished product. With every sip, you get a little something different. Visit gentlemen'scutt bourbon.com or your nearest total wines or Bevmo. This message is intended for audiences 21 and older. Gentlemen's

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