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because the streets are saying that Diggie Simmons might just
be another one of Diddy's alleged victim child. It's like
every time we think we've gotten to the end of
this list of alleged victims, more pop out, and it's
starting to look like we're never getting to the bottom
of this. Remember when Diggie Simmons was everywhere and it
felt like he was the next big thing. One minute
he was climbing the charts and killing every performance, then
the next thing he was gone. Well, after all this time,
it looks like the truth is finally starting to surface,
and let's just say, the reason he backed out of
the spotlight might not be what you expected. Word is,
he didn't just step away. He might have been pushed out.
Fans are speculating that Diggy didn't leave the music world
on his own terms. He may have been buried or
pressured out even while he was thriving and had major
names in his corner. It's wild to think about, especially
since everything was lining up for him to be a
household name. So what really went down behind the scenes.
The details are messy, and honestly, the story paints a
whole different picture of what we thought was just a
quiet exit. So let's get right into it. Okay, So
let's take it back for a minute. Diggie Simmons didn't
just stumble into the music industry. He was basically born
into it. His dad is Red Run from the legendary
Run DMC and his uncle is Russell Simmons, the guy
who co founded Deaf Jam. So yeah, Diggy grew up
surrounded by hip hop royalty, which made it pretty natural
for him to step into the spotlight himself. One of
the first moves he made was joining this group called
the All City Chess Club. It had some big names
in it like Pharrell Williams, J Cole and a few others,
and Diggy was just fifteen at the time. That alone
tells you he has something special. Sure, being a nipple
baby helped him get into the room, but his talent
made people pay attention. However, the group didn't last long.
They dropped one song and then pretty much disappeared. No
one really knows why it ended, but honestly, it didn't
slow Diggy down. He was already doing his own thing
and kept the momentum going. Back in two thousand and nine,
when Diggy was just fourteen or fifteen, he released his
first mixtape, The First Flight. He wasn't signed yet, and
this was before streaming really took over, so he uploaded
it to his personal blog and it took off almost
right away. And let's be real, being on Run's house
probably gave him a bit of a head start. A
lot of people already knew him as Red Run's son
from the MTV show, so when he started dropping music,
fans were curious and ready to see what he could do. AnyWho,
the mixtape got more than one one hundred thousand downloads
from his blog, and he became hotcake in the industry
because labels were dying to sign him. Speaking in an interview,
he said, the way I started everything was just personal.
I was just recording songs by myself, and it escalated
to my friends being like, this stuff is good, take
it serious.
Speaker 1: So I did.
Speaker 4: I put some stuff up on YouTube, and this was
the blog era. So I just kept making and making
connections and meeting people on Twitter. According to reports, more
than five labels were trying to sign Diggy, but he
ended up signing with Atlantic Records, which turned out to
be a smart move. His buzz just kept growing. In
twenty ten, he dropped a freestyle over Naz's classic made
You Look, and it went crazy. The track blew up
so much that even Kanye and Noaz gave him props.
Not bad for a teenager. That same year, he released
his second mixtape, Airborne which was another win. Then in
twenty eleven, he followed up with Past President and Future
and once again people loved it. At that point, it
felt like Diggy was on a roll. Hit after hit
proved he was way more than just a Nepple baby.
By summer twenty eleven, he was hitting stages across the
country on Beets one O six in Part Closer to
My Dreams Tour, performing alongside Tiger mc miller, Mindless Behavior,
and Little Twist. He clearly loved tour because later that
year he going the Screen Next Generation Tour with Mindless Behavior,
Jacob Latimore, New Boys, and OMG Girls. Diggy dropped his
debut album, Unexpected Arrival in twenty twelve, and once again
it was a hit. As wild as he was still
a kid. He turned seventeen the day after the album
came out. Even at that age, the project debuted at
number thirteen on the Billboard two hundred and he ended
up winning a NAACP Award and a BT Award. He
also got into acting not long after, and most people
probably know him now as Doug from Grownish. So Yeah,
DIGGI was doing a lot balancing music, acting and grown
up in the public eye, but during the height of
his music career, the pressure was more than just the
usual fan stuff. Being called a knupple baby definitely at
an extra pressure. Even though he was out there proving himself,
some folks couldn't see pass his last name. DIGGI grew
up surrounded by hip hop legends. His dad is Rev
Run from Run DMC, and his uncle was Russell Simmons,
the guy who founded Deaf Jam Records. But instead of
being celebrated for his background, a lot of people wrote
him off as just riding his family name. Critics said
that even though he wrapped about streetlight, he didn't have
the real street cred to back it up because he
grew up with privilege. Some felt like he hadn't had
to grind as hard as other artists who came up
from nothing, fighting for every chance. Many believed his family's
connections were what really opened doors for him. DIGGI tried
to ignore all the nepple baby talk, knowing it was
out there, but it clearly affected him. He did his
best to keep his head down and focus on the music,
but the negativity weighed on him. Then, out of nowhere,
he disappeared from the scene. One minute he was riding
high and the next he was gone, leaving fans and
people in the industry wondering what really happened behind the scene.
Even though Diggy kept acting and landed a pretty solid
role on Grownish, his music career just kind of went
on the pause for a long time. He didn't really
talk about why he stepped away until recently when he
finally opened up. Turns out all the constant hate and
being called a Nepple baby really got to him. It
affected his mental health more than people realized. Diggie said
the negativity actually played a part in him developing OCD.
He struggled a lot with feeling like he didn't deserve
the success he had and dealt with a lot of
guilt and self doubt. In the end, the pressure became
too much and he chose to step back and focus
on taking care of himself. The criticism wasn't just background noise.
It was overwhelming and ended up pushing him away from
a music career that has so much prosper In an
Instagram post, he said, I haven't released a music project
in six years, all due to overthinking my ideas my
OCD being to invest it in the unknown and the
fear of uncertain outcomes. For years, I let my irrationalities
and the negative perceptions of others overcome what I perceived
in myself. In an interview, he also said I could
always rap and always like to rap, but I stray
away from it completely. I didn't want people thinking I
was doing this just because of my family. I've been
in a time period of self discovery and just becoming
better mentally, coming into myself as an adult. He explained.
It's a transitional period. You know. After I released my
first album, I had to take that time to myself
and at the same time lay low and not overthink
the creative process. Sure Diggy is a neffle baby, but
the thing is there are two kinds. Some ride entirely
on their family name with success that doesn't really match
their talent. Then there are those who actually have the
skills and their family connections just helped open doors, not
carry them all the way. Honestly, most neffle babies fall
into that first group. You know who I'm talking about,
No need to name names. DIGGI is definitely in a
second camp. The guys got talent and his success he
built a solid fan base and found real success while
he was still a kid. That doesn't happen just because
of a famous last name. Sure, having Red Run as
a dad gave him a blouse, but it was Diggy's
skills and hustle that got him to where he was.
He wasn't just riding on the family legacy or leaning
on connections to stay relevant. But wait, the streets are
buzzing with some wild rumors. You think being Red Run's
son would give Diggy some kind of protection against the
craziness in the music Well right, No, not quite. Hands
are now speculating that the real reason Diggy stepped away
from the industry was because Diddy allegedly tried to turn
him out. Unfortunately, hearing about Diddy doing shady stuff to
young guys in the industry isn't all that surprising anymore.
With so many allegations voting around, it's honestly tough to
keep track of it all. The interesting thing is that
police have actually been investigating Diddy for his alleged activities
with young boys for over ten years now. Back in
twenty thirteen, there were reports that authorities were looking into
him and questioning people in the industry about his dealings
with young boys. According to reports, during a debriefing session
with federal investigators, James Roseman, the music manager turned kingpin,
was reportedly questioned about this preference entertainers, including whether Sean
Diddy Combs was having intimate relationships with underage boys. And
now word on the streets is that DIGGI might have
allegedly been a victim of Diddy's alleged activity. There have
been rumors of Diddy allegedly using young boys who were
trying to get their big breaks in the industry. We're
talking young men who were trying to become the next
big rapper in the industry. Names like Brashier, Gray, yk Osyrius,
and Orlando Brown have been rumored to have been allegedly
used by Diddy. And now the streets are speculating that
Diggy might have been another victim. Now we don't know
if Rev run knew what was going on at the
time and the real reason that Diggy chose to leave,
but it's highly unlikely because if there's one thing that
we know about Rev run it's that he doesn't play
when it comes to family, and he would have turned
Diddy every way but loose if he found out that
he was trying to mess with his son. Unfortunately, victims
don't always speak out, especially when the offender is someone
as powerful as Diddy, and it explains why Diggy chose
to protect his peace and leave the industry, especially since
he was also getting bullied for being a nepple baby.
This is a heartbreaking situation. But y'all drop your thoughts
in the comments and then checkov.
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