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Speaker 1: Man. We gonna keep on.

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Speaker 2: Giving y'all these updates on this Diddy trial. Shout out

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the Ki Ki T. You feel what I'm saying. She

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I got some announcements that I don't wanna make for

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y'all because you making a major change of upgrade for

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Speaker 1: But y'all already know where y'all tap it into. Men,

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let's go.

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Speaker 3: One get Fortune yod to the Great.

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Speaker 2: And Jordi album.

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Speaker 1: I wrote this with the Hood and my enemies. Of

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course you slept.

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Speaker 3: I give my Marcius like Astra martinside jump on the beat.

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This not like go porschous post like horses for rock

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beets like engines up proud that ship. I'm fencive. I

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get the spending, the spinning like a spinds times make

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that fish ditchys just two in the one finished sad

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fishes like my name for stray. No, I do not

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tave her her loves no album o marbo beat. Ain't

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your throwing tens just down jumps like y m c

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Speaker 1: She eas your for ches e and t that's my name. Oh,

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what's happening? What's happening? What's happening? It's your host CEEO

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full cho. I know I ain't ensaying that, lady man.

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And there's a big reader for that. N stand what

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a big reader for that, because I mean,

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like everybody can see that right now, like the Diddy

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trul actually has a spotlight.

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Speaker 1: And that's an open case. So y'all already know how opcases.

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Speaker 2: I ain't even elaborate too much on that, but I

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am gonna say, my Codonis dude goes out to Diddy's family,

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his daughters, his sons, you know what I'm saying, and

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the family and the whole because that is a real

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trying time what they going through when it comes to

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like you know that type of case and try business

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like the published eye. You understand what I'm saying. So

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my codonats goes up to the family man for you know,

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the top of the Food Training Entertainment man, and I

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had to laugh. The reason why I had to laugh

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is because you know, like everybody is like, well that's

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that's that's p Diddy, but he's still a human and

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everybody just doves to be forgiving.

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Speaker 1: You want to say these things. So I'm just gonna

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say that you feel what I'm saying, but I am

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gonna say all the victims as well. And you know

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what I'm saying, whoever going through he's trying to legend

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this time my heart see you force just a CEO fortune.

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Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, the owner top of the

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Food Train Entertainment reaching out to you and saying, my

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coldonats go to you. But you know, we just got

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to keep the show going. But let's get into this

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top end. Tisee left t and then after like we

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got some banging episodes cause I got some new announcements,

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were making some arrangements with the company and our online

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presence and what we're doing Yeah, Stemham saying, so I

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want to introduce y'all to sol You know some new

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artists that we got, Uh that's t e MG. They

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Speaker 1: You understanding them when they independent, they're doing their thing,

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They're doing their things. So I want to introduce y'all.

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Jenner Feeling saying to mark Ato Jane Stella, I'm.

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Speaker 2: Saying and coming out Atlanta, and I want in Atlanta

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and sump to South Carolina, and I want to introduce

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y'all to Backwood Fit coming out of Toledo, Ohio. Man,

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he's upcoming, he's doing his thing. He's opening up for

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my ten of three hundred June the fourteenth, this new

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month coming up and big things is going on.

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Speaker 1: But let me give y'all what y'all can to get.

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Yeah in Stem saying, ship my damn my.

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Speaker 4: Salon girl, y'all might need to sit down for this

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because the streets are saying that Diggie Simmons might just

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be another one of Diddy's alleged victim child. It's like

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every time we think we've gotten to the end of

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this list of alleged victims, more pop out, and it's

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starting to look like we're never getting to the bottom

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of this. Remember when Diggie Simmons was everywhere and it

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felt like he was the next big thing. One minute

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he was climbing the charts and killing every performance, then

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the next thing he was gone. Well, after all this time,

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it looks like the truth is finally starting to surface,

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and let's just say, the reason he backed out of

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the spotlight might not be what you expected. Word is,

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he didn't just step away. He might have been pushed out.

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Fans are speculating that Diggy didn't leave the music world

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on his own terms. He may have been buried or

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pressured out even while he was thriving and had major

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names in his corner. It's wild to think about, especially

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since everything was lining up for him to be a

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household name. So what really went down behind the scenes.

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The details are messy, and honestly, the story paints a

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whole different picture of what we thought was just a

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quiet exit. So let's get right into it. Okay, So

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let's take it back for a minute. Diggie Simmons didn't

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just stumble into the music industry. He was basically born

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into it. His dad is Red Run from the legendary

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Run DMC and his uncle is Russell Simmons, the guy

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who co founded Deaf Jam. So yeah, Diggy grew up

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surrounded by hip hop royalty, which made it pretty natural

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for him to step into the spotlight himself. One of

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the first moves he made was joining this group called

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the All City Chess Club. It had some big names

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in it like Pharrell Williams, J Cole and a few others,

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and Diggy was just fifteen at the time. That alone

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tells you he has something special. Sure, being a nipple

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baby helped him get into the room, but his talent

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made people pay attention. However, the group didn't last long.

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They dropped one song and then pretty much disappeared. No

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one really knows why it ended, but honestly, it didn't

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slow Diggy down. He was already doing his own thing

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and kept the momentum going. Back in two thousand and nine,

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when Diggy was just fourteen or fifteen, he released his

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first mixtape, The First Flight. He wasn't signed yet, and

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this was before streaming really took over, so he uploaded

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it to his personal blog and it took off almost

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right away. And let's be real, being on Run's house

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probably gave him a bit of a head start. A

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lot of people already knew him as Red Run's son

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from the MTV show, so when he started dropping music,

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fans were curious and ready to see what he could do. AnyWho,

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the mixtape got more than one one hundred thousand downloads

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from his blog, and he became hotcake in the industry

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because labels were dying to sign him. Speaking in an interview,

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he said, the way I started everything was just personal.

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I was just recording songs by myself, and it escalated

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to my friends being like, this stuff is good, take

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Speaker 1: So I did.

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Speaker 4: I put some stuff up on YouTube, and this was

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the blog era. So I just kept making and making

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connections and meeting people on Twitter. According to reports, more

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than five labels were trying to sign Diggy, but he

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ended up signing with Atlantic Records, which turned out to

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be a smart move. His buzz just kept growing. In

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twenty ten, he dropped a freestyle over Naz's classic made

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You Look, and it went crazy. The track blew up

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so much that even Kanye and Noaz gave him props.

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Not bad for a teenager. That same year, he released

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his second mixtape, Airborne which was another win. Then in

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twenty eleven, he followed up with Past President and Future

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and once again people loved it. At that point, it

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felt like Diggy was on a roll. Hit after hit

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proved he was way more than just a Nepple baby.

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By summer twenty eleven, he was hitting stages across the

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country on Beets one O six in Part Closer to

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My Dreams Tour, performing alongside Tiger mc miller, Mindless Behavior,

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and Little Twist. He clearly loved tour because later that

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year he going the Screen Next Generation Tour with Mindless Behavior,

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Jacob Latimore, New Boys, and OMG Girls. Diggy dropped his

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debut album, Unexpected Arrival in twenty twelve, and once again

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it was a hit. As wild as he was still

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a kid. He turned seventeen the day after the album

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came out. Even at that age, the project debuted at

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number thirteen on the Billboard two hundred and he ended

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up winning a NAACP Award and a BT Award. He

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also got into acting not long after, and most people

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probably know him now as Doug from Grownish. So Yeah,

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DIGGI was doing a lot balancing music, acting and grown

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up in the public eye, but during the height of

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his music career, the pressure was more than just the

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usual fan stuff. Being called a knupple baby definitely at

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an extra pressure. Even though he was out there proving himself,

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some folks couldn't see pass his last name. DIGGI grew

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up surrounded by hip hop legends. His dad is Rev

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Run from Run DMC, and his uncle was Russell Simmons,

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the guy who founded Deaf Jam Records. But instead of

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being celebrated for his background, a lot of people wrote

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him off as just riding his family name. Critics said

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that even though he wrapped about streetlight, he didn't have

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the real street cred to back it up because he

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grew up with privilege. Some felt like he hadn't had

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to grind as hard as other artists who came up

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from nothing, fighting for every chance. Many believed his family's

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connections were what really opened doors for him. DIGGI tried

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to ignore all the nepple baby talk, knowing it was

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out there, but it clearly affected him. He did his

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best to keep his head down and focus on the music,

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but the negativity weighed on him. Then, out of nowhere,

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he disappeared from the scene. One minute he was riding

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high and the next he was gone, leaving fans and

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people in the industry wondering what really happened behind the scene.

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Even though Diggy kept acting and landed a pretty solid

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role on Grownish, his music career just kind of went

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on the pause for a long time. He didn't really

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talk about why he stepped away until recently when he

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finally opened up. Turns out all the constant hate and

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being called a Nepple baby really got to him. It

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affected his mental health more than people realized. Diggie said

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the negativity actually played a part in him developing OCD.

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He struggled a lot with feeling like he didn't deserve

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the success he had and dealt with a lot of

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guilt and self doubt. In the end, the pressure became

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too much and he chose to step back and focus

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on taking care of himself. The criticism wasn't just background noise.

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It was overwhelming and ended up pushing him away from

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a music career that has so much prosper In an

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Instagram post, he said, I haven't released a music project

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in six years, all due to overthinking my ideas my

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OCD being to invest it in the unknown and the

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fear of uncertain outcomes. For years, I let my irrationalities

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and the negative perceptions of others overcome what I perceived

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in myself. In an interview, he also said I could

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always rap and always like to rap, but I stray

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away from it completely. I didn't want people thinking I

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was doing this just because of my family. I've been

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in a time period of self discovery and just becoming

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better mentally, coming into myself as an adult. He explained.

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It's a transitional period. You know. After I released my

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first album, I had to take that time to myself

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and at the same time lay low and not overthink

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the creative process. Sure Diggy is a neffle baby, but

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the thing is there are two kinds. Some ride entirely

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on their family name with success that doesn't really match

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their talent. Then there are those who actually have the

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skills and their family connections just helped open doors, not

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carry them all the way. Honestly, most neffle babies fall

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into that first group. You know who I'm talking about,

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No need to name names. DIGGI is definitely in a

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second camp. The guys got talent and his success he

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built a solid fan base and found real success while

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he was still a kid. That doesn't happen just because

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of a famous last name. Sure, having Red Run as

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a dad gave him a blouse, but it was Diggy's

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skills and hustle that got him to where he was.

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He wasn't just riding on the family legacy or leaning

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on connections to stay relevant. But wait, the streets are

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buzzing with some wild rumors. You think being Red Run's

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craziness in the music Well right, No, not quite. Hands

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are now speculating that the real reason Diggy stepped away

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from the industry was because Diddy allegedly tried to turn

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him out. Unfortunately, hearing about Diddy doing shady stuff to

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young guys in the industry isn't all that surprising anymore.

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With so many allegations voting around, it's honestly tough to

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keep track of it all. The interesting thing is that

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police have actually been investigating Diddy for his alleged activities

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with young boys for over ten years now. Back in

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twenty thirteen, there were reports that authorities were looking into

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him and questioning people in the industry about his dealings

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with young boys. According to reports, during a debriefing session

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with federal investigators, James Roseman, the music manager turned kingpin,

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was reportedly questioned about this preference entertainers, including whether Sean

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Diddy Combs was having intimate relationships with underage boys. And

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now word on the streets is that DIGGI might have

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allegedly been a victim of Diddy's alleged activity. There have

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been rumors of Diddy allegedly using young boys who were

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trying to get their big breaks in the industry. We're

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talking young men who were trying to become the next

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big rapper in the industry. Names like Brashier, Gray, yk Osyrius,

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and Orlando Brown have been rumored to have been allegedly

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used by Diddy. And now the streets are speculating that

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Diggy might have been another victim. Now we don't know

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if Rev run knew what was going on at the

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time and the real reason that Diggy chose to leave,

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but it's highly unlikely because if there's one thing that

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we know about Rev run it's that he doesn't play

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when it comes to family, and he would have turned

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Diddy every way but loose if he found out that

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he was trying to mess with his son. Unfortunately, victims

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don't always speak out, especially when the offender is someone

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as powerful as Diddy, and it explains why Diggy chose

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to protect his peace and leave the industry, especially since

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he was also getting bullied for being a nepple baby.

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