Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of The
Diddy Diaries. In this episode, we're going to pick up
where we left off with Sarah Rivers and her new
allegations made against Diddy. M two B two, Season one,
Episode four, boot Camp. In this episode, we are introduced
to another executive for Defendan Ditty and BB. Defendant Allison Stanley.
Plaintiff and the contestants in the Bad Boy boot Camp
are transported from the Belvidere Hotel and take into a
park to work out with a personal trainer employed by
defendant BB. Defending Chris Defendan Ditty makes another statement about
his intent to break some of them in an hour,
or make them have a nervous breakdown or make them
pass out, become unhealthy and quit. Defendant Divine, another employee
and agent of Defendant Ditty and BB, is sent to
work with the female singers only on dance moves and choreography.
This includes Plaintiff Defendan Didty arrives at the dance studio
to watch the women dance forum. Plaintiff is required to
dance and vigially for Defendan Ditty, Divine, Allison, and various
other employees of defendants MTV, BM and BB. Plaintiff was
considered as one of the better dances. It's important to
note that the mel singer nor any of the mail
rappers or female rappers were forced to endure choreography and
evaluations by defendant Ditty. Contestants are then brought to defendant
BB's offices for media training, where a brief argument ensues.
Defendant Norma and executive assistant to defend in Diddy. It
admonishes the contestants, telling them that the BB offices are
a place of business where they don't argue and fight here,
so if there's a problem, they should leave. The episode
ends with the contestant being taken to the hospital by
ambulance due to overexertion from the everyday morning workouts. M
two B two Season one, Episode five finalists selected. Plaintiff
discusses her family, comprised of her three young children and
her husband. Defendan Didty watches a video of plaintiff saying
she believed him to be one of the smartest people
that she's ever met, a genius. While defending Ditty stands
proudly next to the TV displaying Plaintiff making the statements.
Defendan Didty discusses how this season of MTB is different,
saying that it was not O town Cats but something different.
Defending Ditty arranges for contestants to have a showcase at
his restaurant, Justin, named after his son Justin. The showcase
will determine the individuals who get to move on in
the process and move into the house. Thirty contestants perform
for defendan Didty at this showcase to be one of
the twelve individuals selected to move into the house for
further consideration of the group. Defending Ditty then again warns
the contestants that if you make it in the house,
I will try to break you Day one. Defending Ditty,
seemingly aware of his outrageous conduct, states that he wasn't
trying to make the process of being in the group
over dramatic or tougher than what it is, but that
it ain't a cakewalk. Plaintiff is called as a first
contestant to make it to the next round and move
into the house. M two B two, Season one, episode six,
first elimination. Defending Ditty refers to defendants Allison and Tracy
as his eyes and ears Defending Tracy informs the contestants
to be prepared for spontaneous house checks room checks at
all hours of the night or morning, and any failures
will be penalized. Contestants are taking a workout again where
a plaintiff is the first to complete the two mile run.
There is an altercation between two contestants, one a white
male rapper and the other a black female rapper. The
female rapper calls the white male rapper a white devil,
which makes the white male rapper cry. When Defending Ditty
is told of the incident the next day, he makes
fun of the white rapper crying and tells his staff
that the white male rapper should see what it's like
to be a black man for the day. MTB Season one,
Episode seven, Drama with Contestant Part number one. This is
the first episode that includes the theme song at the
introduction of the show. The theme song is composed and
performed by various contestants on the show. Several fights break
out during this episode between multiple male contestants. One such
incident solicited police involvement, where a plaintiff was questioned about
the individuals and her perspective on the physical altercation Defendant
Tracy informs the individuals who were fighting that this show
is not about fighting. Defendant goes on to say that
the show is promoting positivity as far as giving people
a chance to make it. Defendant Diddy shows up to
the contestants workout to discuss the fights. Defending Diddy tells
the contestants he was hoping someone would make his job
easier and go home. Despite his plea for someone to
make defend In Diddy's life easier and go home. When
one of the contestants picks up and tries to leave
after another altercation, Defendan Allison does everything in our power
to convince that contestant to stay, including forcing the contestant
to call defendant Harve. MTV two season one episod Drama
with Contestants, Part two. During this episode, several contestants find
out that they have various issues that may prevent them
from further moving on in consideration for the group, including
pregnancy and legal issues. Defendant Ditty discusses these issues with
the contestants, reassuring them that their issues wouldn't preclude them
from further consideration and participation. Plaintiff is seen stating that
she wants this. It's her dream and nothing was going
to hold her back from accomplishing her goal. Defendant Harve
states that he believes Defending Ditty and Bbe are seeking
in group members. Defendant says that they are not looking
for drop dead talent, but they're looking for kids we
can see maturing through this process. Defendant Ditty comes to
the house to make eliminations Defendan. Ditty eliminates the white
male Rappery previously mocked for crying, the pregnant female who
he assured her pregnancy wouldn't be a barrier to her
continued participation, and the contestant with legal issues he also
told wouldn't be a barrier to his continue participation. MTB two,
Season one, Episode nine, Scavenger Hunt Defendan. Allison sends the
contestants on a bad boy scavenger hunt that leads to
a tie. The tie breaker is won by the person
who is able to quote Defending Ditty's phrase that was
painted on the wall of the contestants home verbatim. The
quote is life is not a game. Only the fittest
and most aggressive survive. Sleeping is forbidden. A second cannot
be wasted once seconds are lost, you lose, and losing
is for losers. Defending Diddy comes into the contestant's home
and makes the contestants engage in an impromptu wrap off
M two B two, season one, episode ten, the finale,
Plaintiff admits to cameras that she never knows what Diddy wants. Defendan,
Ditty splits remaining twelve into three groups of four to
make a song. Defending Ditty states it's a method to
his madness and he's not trying to be mean or
extra hard on the contestants, but his intent is to
prepare them for the war zone that they have to
go out in the war zone, he is seemingly describing
the music industry. Plaintiff sings in the background during various transitions.
In episode Defendan, Diddy then invites one of the contestants
to battle rap another rapper on the defendant's label. Defendan
Didty then ask defendant MTV to cut cameras so additional
rounds of the battle rap can go uncut and undocumented.
It seems that defendant MTV acquiesced to Defendant Ditty's request.
Defendant Ditty then returns to contestants in the studio, telling
them they won't have as much time as they usually
would to make a record because he wants to make
them the definition of new era of bad boy artists
who are extremely focused, extremely dedicated, extremely passionate, and always prepared.
So as a result, Defendant Ditty only gives each group
thirty minutes to record their group songs in the studio
Defendant Daddy House. Plaintiff's group performs first, where she shocks
defend and Didty with powerful singing voice. After all the
group's record, Defending Ditty advises the contestants that if they
are not picked and they cry to cry all the
way hard, don't cry in between spazout, jump out a window,
go to the hospital, threaten to hold the entire house hostage. No,
just no whimpering. Defended Ditty then takes for the contestants
randomly selected, with them to a taping of TRL, another
show on Defended MTV's network on October eighteenth, two thousand
and two. Defending Ditty then has a meeting with Defendant
MTV and various employees of Defending BB to decide who
will make the group. Defending Ditty evaluates Plaintiff, stating he
is concerned about plaintiff because she can't handle making mistakes.
Defending a kin plaintiff to a samurai warrior who if
she felt like she did not do well, she would
compel herself with the sword to the stomach for felling.
Defending Ditty then evaluates plaintiff's direct competition, saying she was
easy to work with and that in deciding about who
to put in a group, defendant considers who is going
to be easier to work with. Defendant Ditty takes it
the advice of his employees, agents, and other defendants, but
ultimately says he's the president of the United States, a
bad boy, and that he calls the shots. Defending Ditty
then picks members of the group, calling plaintiff's name third
out of six. Plaintiff, after finding out she made the group,
excitedly calls her spouse, telling him that she was only
an R and B singer chosen and that she was
thinking about her children, wishing her spouse could be there,
and how she was crying because a career in the
music industry was her dream. One of the contestants who
did not make it took defendan Ditty's previous advice and
began spazing out. Defendan Didty stated someone spazing out there
and instructed his security to take care of that. The
only contestant to remain in the house are the individuals
selected for the group. The episode ends with Defendant Ditty
explaining how he arrived at his selections. Defendan Diddy stated
he chose plaintiff because her beautiful, melodic voice complimented the
voice of another group member. Defendant also went on to
say how plaintiff wanted it so bad, how he liked
that about her, and how he liked someone with Plaintiff's drive, determination,
and commitment. Defendant Diddy states how the process is just
begun and that the real true process isn't until it's
time to put together the album single music video. Defending
Diddy then leaves off, stating that if we thought the
show was dramatic before, we ain't seen nothing yet. All Right,
We're going to wrap up this episode here and in
the next episode, we're going to pick up with M
two B two Season two, episode one. All of the
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