Diddy's Allegations, Celebrity Scandals, and the Shadows of Early Stardom

Is Diddy hiding sinister secrets behind his glitzy facade? 

Blossom C Brown and Shane Ivan Nash aren't pulling any punches as they tackle the explosive allegations surrounding the music mogul. 

From shocking sex trafficking accusations to potential drug connections, this clip episode unpacks the legal and social fallout of Cassie's lawsuit and the resulting raids on Diddy's properties. 

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Chapters

• 0:00 Diddy's Alleged Crimes and Connections
• 11:33 Celebrity Behaviors and Allegations

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:00

Welcome to the Transparency Podcast Show. It's your girl, blossom C Brown, and I'm here with my lovely, lovely co-host here. They call him Shane Ivan Nash. What's going on, shane? Hey, how you doing Good. As you can see, we switched it up a little bit and we don't have any guests, shane. Oh no, what should we do? I have an idea what we're going to make this a hot topic day. What you think about that? I think I got a teacup ready for the hot topic what are we getting into?

Speaker 1: 0:36

Child. Listen y'all. It is a lot going on. It's no tea, no shade, and we're going to just jump right on into it, honey, because it is a lot Diddy.

Speaker 2: 0:47

Diddy, did he do it? Did he don't, didn't he do it?

Speaker 1: 0:53

Diddy is a mess honey Now as y'all may have heard, recently Diddy had his houses raided in Miami as well as in Los Angeles. Apparently he's under investigation for sex trafficking.

Speaker 2: 1:08

Sex trafficking and I think there's a possible drug connection too, because of everything with the plane and all of that and him not being on the thing. But go on, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1: 1:16

And you know it's really interesting seeing how all this stuff play out, honey, because the Internet has been swarming left and right, left and right, and you know I've been in the comment section, commenting, commenting, commenting I mean in my personal opinion, I think when Cassie's lawsuit came out, I feel like it kind of tipped off the feds a little bit.

Speaker 2: 1:35

That was a floodgate.

Speaker 1: 1:35

Especially because she talked about sex trafficking in her lawsuit, and so what are your thoughts about this, honey?

Speaker 2: 1:43

Because this is a myth. Well, I mean just the Cassie story alone, right? So allegedly in the lawsuit, she was blindfolded in a hotel room repeatedly, sa'd didn't know where she was. At times she was also drugged in that process. Now, again, this is all allegedly in the lawsuit in the lawsuit, but according to multiple lawsuits it seems that it's come out by now.

Speaker 2: 2:06

Another gentleman what is the gentleman's name that just got the new one? Oh, my God, rod, something. Yes, rod, rod, rod. So that gentleman right now, with everything that he's presenting in his lawsuit, on top of with Cassie's lawsuit, it looks like it actually created Homeland investigation.

Speaker 2: 2:25

Now, listen, listen. It's one thing. If the local cops are coming for you, it's another thing. If the state cops are coming for you, it's a whole nother thing. If the FBI is coming for you, it's a different level when the CIA is coming for you. Homeland security is all of that in one. You know, let me not smack the mic, that's how serious it is, but it's literally all of these folks working in tandem together. That's what Homeland, because 9-11, that's actually where it kind of was created and for you to get on their radar because what it looks like is international crimes. Allegedly that's going on, where I mean, why was his jet going to another country and he wasn't even on it when he was on the manifest to say that he was on it? And then his drug mule you heard about that, right, the white boy yeah, he got caught with a few different things at the Miami airport. So what do you think about that?

Speaker 1: 3:17

Yeah, I'm not shocked. I'm not shocked. I think Diddy and his whole entourage think they can escape accountability. Listen, you can run, but you can only hide for so long. I'm sorry, no-transcript. 50 Cent.

Speaker 1: 3:33

Everybody got something to say, especially Stevie J. 50 Cent is I'm like Stevie J. Let's talk about Stevie J. What did Wendy Williams call him? Rat face? Wait a minute, where's the button Rat face? Let me tell you something. Stevie J, yep, stevie J was pretty much defending Diddy and I'm just kind of like you know, you got your own problems. Aren't you still divorcing Faith Evans? Damn, you know what I mean. You got your own problems and the thing is you're defending someone who you say is your friend, but he's also an abuser. And I don't understand a lot of black folk that have been, especially in these comment sections, defending Diddy. Y'all are saying, oh, y'all are ready for this black man to be, y'all ready for this black man to be taken down, y'all wishing this man harm and all of the things or whatever like that. No, people are wishing accountability, and not just him taking accountability, but consequences for his actions. You know what I mean. He tortured Cassidy for a decade.

Speaker 2: 4:44

And others allegedly too. Yeah, you know, we don't know to the extent. I mean, there's a lot of rumors and conspiracy out, but what was it? Diddy's old security guard is now alleging that there was cameras in every single room.

Speaker 1: 4:58

Politicians Small mini cameras.

Speaker 2: 5:00

Athletes, everybody in any. I mean Madagascar, the cartoon movie with kids and like little cartoons they reference a Diddy party in the movie itself.

Speaker 1: 5:10

That's how much that.

Speaker 2: 5:11

Diddy has a reputation for parties and how many people have been connected to Diddy.

Speaker 2: 5:15

If you look back at especially some of the early 2000s stuff where you see, like Ashton Kutcher and all those white parties and everything that's going on, especially looking back at it in hindsight, I'm like what was really going on in those situations? Because from the you know alleged conspiracy theories and we want to make sure that they're in the alleged that haven't quite been proven yet. But these folks would come into these parties, especially, you know, straight black male artists that are coming up, that are wanting to make a connection, especially with the producers and everybody in Hollywood, and they would end up getting drugged at these parties, essayed or doing something that wouldn't be out of character for them and especially because the black community does not deal with homophobia very well. So PBD was able to navigate that and we even create this like untouchable status because the community is afraid to also address some of that sometimes and I think that because he had that opening he was able to really harm so many people and get so.

Speaker 1: 6:17

I mean, he's a billionaire, you have to realize how many people he's able to really harm so many people and get so.

Speaker 1: 6:18

I mean he's a billionaire, yeah you have to realize how many people he's exploited to become a billionaire and I'm also remembering I don't know if this was the same person that you were talking about that filed a lawsuit or whatnot, but he was saying something about. He was shown a video of stevie j having sex with a white man um, showing that this happens all the time in the industry, or whatnot, because I think he was being sexually harassed or something by did or sexually groomed by diddy and I was rodney jones.

Speaker 1: 6:45

Is that his name? Yeah rodney jones um, a former producer and videographer um obviously filed a lawsuit or whatnot and also talked about these things. That was really crazy. And then I also hear that young miami was also in it as well too that she was accused of being a sex worker a sex worker and also um, which we support that.

Speaker 2: 7:06

but in this case this is really like if you look at the tentacles from diddy, you can trace it back. Now people are starting to look at the tupac situation, right, yeah, yeah, and they're starting to go wait a second, if Diddy had all of this power, all of this control, some of those alleged you know legends about Diddy and Tupac and everything that happened with Biggie Smalls, it's all starting to look a certain way that people were getting erased because they were becoming, you know, bigger in community. I mean, there's the whole now the Nipsey, hussle, snoop Dogg things coming out where allegedly there might be connections there. Again, this is all alleged TikTok stuff. So it could be you know someone's idea to create these messages and it's important to really get the information because we want these folks to actually get justice if and when we can support them.

Speaker 2: 7:56

Because what's going on with Diddy? I mean, it's one thing if one person says something about you and we always want to believe victims but if you've got a reputation, the way that Diddy has had a reputation of like Diddy parties and they're always saying like, oh, you don't know what goes on there and there's always this like mystique where it kind of sounded like, oh it cool, but to find out it's been abused the whole time. Yeah, that's scary, it's scary.

Speaker 1: 8:18

And then you know 50 Cent weighing in too, oh my.

Speaker 2: 8:21

God.

Speaker 1: 8:21

Because apparently 50 Cent's baby mama was named in the lawsuit as a sex worker as well and he's suing for full custody of their children and apparently she went on Instagram, like last week or whatever, and accused him of trigger warning rape on SA and all the things or whatever. Now, to make this very clear just because you are named in a lawsuit does not mean that you're guilty of anything and I think a lot of people don't understand the legal system in that way but it does not mean that you're guilty. But 50 Cent Curtis Williams is hoping to accuse his ex-whatever baby mama, whatever she is to him, of being like a sex worker to Diddy. And you know, when I think about this whole situation with Diddy, I think about the whole thing with R Kelly as well too, and how these things have been happening pretty much in front of our eyes and we really did not know about it.

Speaker 2: 9:21

Think about how young we were when we were listening to some of the music we were listening to too.

Speaker 1: 9:25

Yeah, like I was talking with my wife about it.

Speaker 2: 9:27

I was like we were one of the most over-sexualized generation with the things that were going on. Especially at a young age, we were exposed to a lot of stuff.

Speaker 1: 9:38

We're the Pluto and Scorpio generation because you know your girl's an astrologer.

Speaker 2: 9:45

Yes, and we always want to practice astrology.

Speaker 1: 9:49

We have learned, and Pluto, scorpio, rules sex and Pluto naturally rules Scorpio, and so millennials are the Pluto and Scorpio generation, so we have definitely been exposed to a lot of sexual in in. Well, how do you pronounce that word in the US, or what?

Speaker 2: 10:04

in you, in it. Yeah, thank you. I can't even pronounce it, right, yeah?

Speaker 1: 10:08

but we've really been exposed to that. That was just our upbringing or whatnot, and so you know, I think in my view we can be kind of a sexualized, we could be a very sexual, traumatized society and group of like generation or whatnot. So I don't know, but it's it's this holding with diddy. I don't think it's over by a long shot. I think more people are going to come out because he settled that lawsuit with Cassie so quick. Yeah, it's not even funny. When Cat Williams said it was up for all of them, diddy included, he was not playing, it's like every month, cat Williams just gets reaffirmed with something else happening.

Speaker 2: 10:47

Like something else, something else, something else, something else. Yeah, so I mean, looking at again this whole Diddy situation, I go how did so many people get involved in the situation to support Diddy 2? Because it's not just Diddy, the folks that were looking into money, because allegedly again, this is allegedly was it Universal Music Group or something along those lines now is being included in the lawsuit. I mean oh.

Speaker 2: 11:20

I saw that Justin Bieber's now being involved in the lawsuit. Oh, I can see that, because if you look at those old video, did you see that old video of Diddy? That was like Bieber's?

Speaker 1: 11:30

what 14 years old had his hand over. I think I saw that. Yeah, he's like Bieber's. What 14 years old had his hand over.

Speaker 2: 11:33

I think I saw that, yeah, he's like you're coming to Puffy Flavor Camp for 48 hours and they were like, yeah, we can't really talk about what's going on. And I remember seeing that like live as a kid and I was like, oh my God, justin Bieber's so lucky and how we were like always looking at these kids that were in these spaces and we were like would love to do that. But now I'm like, oh, thank god, I was never in that space. You know what do you think about? Like all of that? Because again it just seems to be like this iceberg of I don't know like it could be an epstein situation again.

Speaker 1: 12:05

It's all alleged, but it's, it's a lot I feel like they sign ndas a lot of them when they put those s in place, like they're just stuck and they're trapped. When it comes to Justin Bieber, though, if you really notice he, like other people, like Amanda Bynes, like their behaviors shift so publicly and you can really tell Justin Bieber was definitely stardom and I think, as time has gone on, he's just kind of doing his own thing and he looks more reserved than anything, and that's kind of shocking because the way he started out was just kind of like with Diddy and all of the things or whatever. But I'm really curious to know if the things that he may have experienced and saw that has kind of made him shift a little bit in, like his music and his tone especially. You know, I just I can't stop thinking about R Kelly when I think about Diddy and I think about the people that have. Look at the Elia situation.

Speaker 2: 13:11

Yeah, that was crazy. I mean, the guy what? She was 14 or something and he was how old when they got married and everybody knew and everybody was cool with it, and they were making songs like Age Ain't Nothing but a Number, like what Married her when she was.

Speaker 1: 13:24

I think 14 years old, yeah, and this would not shock me with Diddy, and so we're going to be tuning in and keeping up to date with everything. I think yesterday he posted an Easter picture with his daughter, his toddler, on Instagram. I didn't see it, but I was reading about it today, so it was a mess. Oh my God.

Speaker 2: 13:44

That's all I got to say. Speaking of messes, have you heard what happened to Candace Owens?

Speaker 1: 13:48

Ooh, stop oh.