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    A shocking video has surfaced showing Diddy talking about what happens to guests at his wild parties.

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodOctober 13, 20242 Mins Read
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    Trigger Warning: Some readers may find this article’s discussion of sexual abuse distressing.

    According to rumors, a number of well-known celebrities attended Sean “Diddy” Combs’ infamous “freak off” parties, which were well-liked in the early 2000s. Diddy has revealed some disturbing information on these gatherings, including “beautiful women” and “locks on the doors.” Diddy boasts of forcing a man to “go to sleep” at one of his parties in a widely shared video on X. He claims that when a White man attends a P Diddy party, this is what happens to him. I put them to sleep. Diddy can also be seen in the video urging people to pour beverages on a man who had fainted.

    When a white man shows up at a P Diddy party, this is what happens to him. I put them to sleep. — P Diddy

    “He’s fortunate,” one individual remarked. It would be best to simply sleep through Diddy’s plans. “That’s actually funny,” jokingly said another user. I like him again in a way. “It’s shocking how everyone just went along with what he said,” one commentator said, in a critical tone. Nobody seemed to have the guts or integrity to oppose him. What sort of civilization are we building?

    Diddy discussed what makes his parties unique on Late Night with Conan O’Brien in 2002. “This is what you need, of course: beautiful women,” he remarked. There should be “beautiful men for the ladies,” he added. “No, there’s enough ladies to go around,” Diddy said in response to Conan’s question on whether it would be preferable to have just one guy and a bunch of gorgeous women.

    Diddy continued by saying that it’s critical to look after the women at his events. “You can’t force things to happen,” he said. “A lot of ladies drink water, so if you don’t have what they want, they’ll leave,” he said after discussing the topic of providing “alcohol” and water at the events. You must leave them there. The doors must also be locked.

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