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Welcome back to the Jaguar Right Uncensored Podcast. Welcome one,
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Welcome all. Now what we're doing for this edition of
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the Uncensored Podcast with Jaguar Right is we are reviewing
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the four episodes of Sean Combs The Reckoning, the Netflix
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documentary that was directed by Alexandra Stapleton and people call
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alex and it was ep'ed by Curtis fifty Cents Jackson. Now,
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one of the things that I find very interesting is
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that I hear people talk about this documentary and it's like, well,
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fifty cents did this, and fifty cents did that, and
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fifty did this, and fifty did that, and fifty was
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so petty and fifty was this and fifty was that.
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When the only thing the fifties since did was lend
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his name to the project as an executive producer. If
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you look through the credits, you don't see him listed
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as a director or an assistant director or you know,
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he's not even given commentary in this thing, which is
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funny because he has such an extensive history with Diddy himself.
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Like that was one of the things that I did
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not understand. How do you attach your name to this documentary?
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And with the exclusive history that you have with the Diddler,
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you don't give any commentary at all. Why not? That
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just seems so bizarre to me. Like they share Daphney Joy.
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Daphney Joy is the mother of his younger son. You know,
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this kid isn't even a teenager yet, and people keep
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talking about it. They keep oh, well, fifty did this
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because of everything that did he did and what he
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must have done, and what he could have did to
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his son and what he must have done around his son,
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And that's why, that's why fifty did this. Because you know,
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I mean, if baby mom want to do whatever she
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want to do, that's fine, But what about his kid.
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The child has absolutely nothing to do with this, absolutely
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nothing to do with it. And you know, before people
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start running around trying to make angels out of people
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that aren't, you should really remember people's history, like quick
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little fact and just so everyone knows. Can I appreciate
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this documentary being out here, Absolutely, and I can still
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question the motive behind why it's out here. Both things
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can be true at the same time, you know, but
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people like to create narratives and they necessarily don't always
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have anything to do with the truth. I mean, that's
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the one thing that did. He kept talking about throughout
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this documentary and that footage that he filmed of himself
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preparing to fix his own trial, Like that was just wild.
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That was wild. But it goes to show you exactly
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the level of narcissism that Puffy is playing on is
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like it's on a whole other level. You know, it's
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on a whole other level. He's filming himself talking to
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his lawyers. He's filming himself complaining about his legal troubles
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as if he's done absolutely nothing wrong. He's literally going
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back and forth with his lawyers about how to prepare
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to fix his trial, to change his perception in the
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public eye, to be able to influence the jury pool,
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long before the trial was even announced. This was before
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he was even arrested. Like this dude was on a mission,
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and a good share of it had to do with
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that Cassie video. Good share of it. That Cassie video
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was damaging. It was going to be damaging, and they
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spent the better part of almost a year finding a
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way to invalidate that video in every way possible. They
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did everything that they possibly could do. I mean, they
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had and I'm not saying alleged, because they pretty much
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confirmed it with his own footage in this documentary. They
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bought a team of media hitmen to destroy and whittle
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away at Cassie's character to the point where it didn't
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matter who was sitting on that jury, none of them
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would see a victim. They would all see a spoiled,
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lucky little brat who refused to leave a domestic violence
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situation because she enjoyed being beated on, beaten on, she
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enjoyed being ran through by a bunch of weirdo sex workers.
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She enjoyed all of that, and she liked the glamorous,
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luxurious life like it's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. You know,
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I don't know how many content creators I heard sitting
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there talking about how she, oh, how dare she? She
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cheated on Puff with the with the trainer, and she
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ran off from him and she left him, And the
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only reason she sued him is because she wanted some
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money and she wanted to get money out of him,
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as if she's not damaged at all, Like she was
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taking suboxin to detox from all of the stuff that
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was inside of her when she was preparing to give
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birth to her first child, Like, I find it weird
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how inhumane American society has become. Like I just like
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how tragically, I mean tragically desensitized we are when we're
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watching hell happen right in front of our eyes and
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we just you know, shrug it all off. But I digress,
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you know, Like I said, there was a lot that
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I was expecting to see in this documentary that I
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didn't see. Curtis should he should have answered a few questions,
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He should have said a few things. But then again,
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if what you're doing is putting together a piece to
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sanitize exactly how dirty the industry is and find a
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way to make it just all about Diddy and nothing
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else but Diddy, and I think they did an amazing job. Like,
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if this documentary is what I think, it is about
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saving the reputation of the industry, which, by the way,
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Curtis Jackson said as much on his interview on ABC.
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He said his reason for doing this is because he
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didn't want the public to believe that hip hop was
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okay with the behavior of Diddy. You know, he didn't
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want the world to think that because everyone was silent
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and nobody said anything nobody said anything after he was arrested.
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Nobody said anything leading up to the trial, nobody said anything.
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During the trial. You had people who you know, tuck
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their tails and ran away and tried to pretend like
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they weren't all down with the Diddler and his devil plan.
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And then you had people who were trying to pretend
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to oh oh yeah, nobody else was doing this stuff.
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It was just Didty, We're all nice, we're all good.
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Please come to our shows and buy all of our merchants,
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dice and our and please stream our music like you know,
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it's not us, it's him. That's the one thing that
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I will say. I think they tried to do an
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excellent job of at a pointing the finger of blame
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and shame and debauchery straight at the Diddler. Yeah. So anyway,
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what they did do though, and I think they did
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a masterful job of it. In episode two, what goes
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down must come up, inflaming all of us with the
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story of the demise of Tupac and Biggie. I mean,
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most of episode two was really about fanning the flames.
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I mean, they did some highlights and you know, they
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talked about how you know, bad boy blew up and
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you know, just you know, they talked about the acts.
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You know, they total got an honorable mention. I'm not
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sure if one twelve got an honorable mention. You know,
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they got Mark Curry, you know, doing commentary, and you
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got Mace And it was, like I said, it was
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very interesting the way they lined this whole thing up.
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So like I said, it was the honorable mentions bringing
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up all of the really nasty little bits. You know,
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they really didn't talk about Faith that much much either.
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It was an episode two where they acknowledged now she
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was the first lady a bad boy, and yet they
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really didn't put a lot into her. You would think,
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considering what Puffy did to make Mary J. Blige, everything
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that he made marry J Blige, that he would have
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done at least the same for Faith, if not more.
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She was on his label. But it was almost as
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if Faith was just a figure. She was there. She
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was also BIG's wife, you know, I think everybody tends
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to forget they didn't even know each other three weeks
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by the time they had gotten married, and by the
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time she got pregnant c J, they were already broken up.
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Like it was a very very quick relationship. She never
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really had to worry about getting divorced. She became a widow,
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but from her and the alleged affair was Pac and
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I'm gonna say alleged because Faith still denies it to
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this day. Pac said it was true. Everybody at Death
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Row said it was true. People remember her in Pac
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messing around. But you know, she says it's not true,
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and we'll leave it at that. Let you believe what
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you want to believe. But episode two they focused a
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lot on the stressors, the quad shooting, the whispers, the
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rumors regarding you know, who did it, who's responsible, Biggie
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making that record, who shot ya? Which was taken out
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of context on so many different levels. But there was
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so much more that was finally exposed in episode two
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that a lot of people weren't talking about about the
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fact that this wasn't an East coast West coast thing.
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This was a sugar and puffy thing. This was two
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ego maniacs squaring off with one another. You know, this
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is also around the same time the Source Awards all
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of that happened. It was he you know, it was
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right on the East coast New York City, you know,
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they pulled up clips from that and Shure coming on
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stage telling everybody, if you don't want an ego maniac
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running your business and dancing all in your videos and
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acting crazy and trying to make himself famous, come to
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death Row, you know, and even Faith sitting there on
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stage with Puffy when he came to say, you know,
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I'm the CEO that's being talked about, and uh, you
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know all this East coast, West coast woot the wooty
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woo woo, and we need to get off of that.
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And congratulations to everybody from everywhere that what you know
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that you know I'm running for mayor bullshit attitude And
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you could even see it in Faith's eyes, how scared
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she was. You can see the fear. You can see
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it right there all over Man. Episode two, What goes
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up Must come I'm sorry, what goes down must come up?
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It was designed to trigger everyone who's watching it. People
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keep forgetting about the fact that there was that rape
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case that was put on Park that he was found
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guilty of he had to go to jail, and this
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was after the shooting, like it was like one thing
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after another. Meanwhile, Park was killing it somehow he still
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managed to be killing it as an artist with all
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of that crazy shit cohing on how resilient he was.
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But there was another instance that came up as well,
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and this had nothing to do with POC or Biggie.
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It was between Sug and Puffy and Shug's friend Jake.
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They were out one night at a place where Mark
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Curry said he was bouncing, and they came outside. Someone
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walked up on Shug's friend and unloaded five bullets into
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his body, staring at Shug the whole time. You know,
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he said to Shug, grabbed Puffy and use him as
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a body shield, and nothing was right between them. Puffy
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was also running behind Shug trying to steal one of
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Shug's girlfriends away from him, this girl he was dealing
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with in Atlanta, and it's like you always hear about
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him running after somebody else's girl. Now, Eric Sermon says
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that they were no longer in a relationship, But the
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way he chased after Misa because she was with Eric,
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the way he chased after Kim because she was with
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I'll be sure, the way he chased after this girl
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because she was with Shook, It's like he had to
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find a way to just be where someone else was it?
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You could tell because if he was jealous of a man,
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he had to get his woman. It was crazy, like
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super ego, maniac, narcissist, sociopath. Were it all? I tell
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you when you just look at the amount of chaos
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that happened in two and a half to three years,
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from nineteen ninety four to nineteen ninety seven, just unbelievable,
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Just unbelievable. Huh. You know when Pot came out of jail,
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he went full throttle. I hit him up, without a doubt,
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one of his hardest hitting tracks, and everyone loved it.
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It did not matter if you were East coast, if
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you were West coast, everyone loved I hit him up everyone. Meanwhile,
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bad Boy was getting some number ones on the chart.
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Flavoring your Ear. It was king. The remix made it
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live even longer, and that was the end of Craig Mac.
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It was all about Biggie after that, sitting looking at
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the documentary and was looking at one of the billboard
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charts and flavoring your ear number one last week at
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number one, juicy, sitting at number three, last week, sitting
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at number two, Like everything bounced off of flavoring your ear.
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But whatever the case may be, it was all about
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bad Boy. Bad Boy was competing with death Row. They
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just weren't making the amount of money that death Row
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was making. Death Row was bablished at it going on
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that rivalry a fake rivalry, sold a lot of records,
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created a lot of interest. But nobody knows how to
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benefit from a tragedy better than Puffy, and he knows
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how to milk that thing for everything it's worth. And hey,
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Jeff Row got to they got to benefit first. Now,
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about midway through episode two, they get to the murder
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of Tupac Shakor. They bring in Kithy d. They got
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Po's cousin talking all through this. Of course, his brother
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Molpring can't say anything because he's being represented by when
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a manual on behalf of jay Z to make sure
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that Moprene don't do no interviews, don't remember, no nothing,
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don't say no, nothing like it. It's really weird. The
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second that Puffy gets locked up, all of a sudden,
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jay Z's becoming a philanthropist and getting Moprene, who he's
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never acknowledged, his lawyer pro bono to represent his best
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interest in getting to the bottom of what happened to
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his brother. Meanwhile, jay Z and Puffy were the best
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of friends up until December of last year when they
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broke up via PowerPoint. I swear to God, people be
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missing all kinds of things. Like I said, there was
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so much that was kept out of this documentary, but
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the stuff that was put in, and it was brilliant. Honestly,
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it was done to intentionally remind people of all of
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the wreckage, of all of the hurt, all the pain,
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all the harm. It was done intentionally to destroy people,
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to bring people back to that low vibrational place. So
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guess what, See, it's Diddy, It's Diddy. He did it all.
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He did it all. You forget all about all of
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the other people who stood to gain and who were
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in the peripheral right there around all of this. The
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MC that benefited the most off of Biggie and Tupac dying,
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it was jay Z, not even Nas, And he deserved,
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he deserved to get that number one spot as the
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surviving But I don't know. Maybe Nas had survived remorse.
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I also know he had a bit of a breakdown there,
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which people were saying he was only grieving, But that's
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not how I remember it, and everybody that was around
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remember that that boy lost his mind. But you know,
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we'll say allegedly and call it a day. Some of
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us believed that maybe somebody helped him get to that
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lose his mind status. But once again, like there was
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so much of what they were talking about in all
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of this that was cut out, that wasn't even But
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then again, this wasn't about hip hop. This was about Poffy,
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and this was giving hip hop a pass. See, very clever,
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very clever. From the way they introduced Puffy's connection to
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the crips on the West Coat, the simple fact that
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Sug was a blood like Sug was such a blood
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that Sug literally went to the radio station in the
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Meurt Park La KBLA and said, y'all playing too many
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crip records Like that's how much Shug couldn't stand crip.
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So the simple fact that Zip was Diddy's connection to
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the Mansfields Crips, to the crypts whoa, and the fact
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that they were the ones riding around with them as friends,
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not a security but as friends. Yeah, it's just a
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lot wrong with that. Whole lot wrong with that. I mean,
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there's I never before seen you know, I wouldn't tell
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anybody not to watch this series. My whole purpose for
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doing commentary on it is so you don't miss everything
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that they hid, and they hit a lot once again,
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just like Puffy said, it's all a movie. All you
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have to do is create the subtitles so people know
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what to think. If you ask me, Episode two, what
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goes down must come up is nothing more than a
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bunch of triggering memories to create enough anger with the
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finger aimed at Ditty, So everything else that you see
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after that makes you want to blame him for everything
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that went wrong in hip hop. That don't get me wrong,
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Diddy is responsible for a good share of things that
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went wrong in hip hop. He didn't do it all alone,
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and he wasn't the only person to benefit, but he
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benefited an episode two, make sure you don't forget exactly
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how much he benefited. That I'll be missing you record
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with sting the fact that when he got the cover
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of Rolling Stone, it was supposed to be Biggies Kurt
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Burrows highlighting how that huge funeral that was thrown for
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him was paid for out of his own recording budget,
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which means all of that was recouped, which means Biggie's
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fans paid for his funeral, not his so called best
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friend Puffy. Like all of it, he just straight energy
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harvested all of it. And I mean by the time
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Big died, all of hip hop was still reeling over
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trying to get over Tupac dying. So Tupac died, and
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then six months later, six seven months, Biggie's gone, two
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of the most important figures in hip hop at that time,
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and Big only had two albums. Pot got a little
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more work done than him. But man, man o, man
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o man, all of that energy, all those tears, all
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of that Sorbro Puff monetized all the way. That is
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the one thing that this documentary really highlighted how he
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monetized tragedy. I tell you episode two, it will it'll
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just it'll piss you off. It'll piss you off, it'll
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make you look at Diddy, It'll make you think about
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that trial. And then they tee it up for the
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newer victims. They tee it up for Cassie, they tee
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it up for Aubrey, they tee it up you know,
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for all of that. They bring in you know, Colleena
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from Diddy, dirty money, they bring in babs from Dub
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Band like you know they do. Oh man, it's just
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it's really crappy. Like I'm telling you, there is so much,
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like the simple fact that Mace isn't even really mentioned
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in any of us when he was there, Like the
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simple fact like it all of this was orchestrated very well,
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very well. But like I said, it was all done
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to clean up hip hop's image and take the entire
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wreckage and all of the debauchery and all of the
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pain and all of the trauma and dump it on Ditty.
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He's the new R Kelly. I mean, let's just be honest.
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That's exactly what this series is. It's the new Surviving
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R Kelly. They should have just called it Surviving Diddy.
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They should have, they really should have. But you know,
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the reckoning, I guess that's a good title too. So
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in Close, episode two was a gas stove and they
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just struck the match. I mean, just all of it.
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So consider yourself warned when you go to watch it,
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you're gonna be pissed off. And that was engineered. It
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was engineered, especially even the way they kept flashing that
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he was charged with rico that he was charged with
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sex trafficking and violations of the Man Act, and all
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he got was fifty months. All he was convicted of
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was the Man Act. The rico didn't stick. Sex trafficking
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didn't stick. They kept flashing that at the beginning and
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end of every episode, at the beginning and end of
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every episode, And honestly, I think part of the reason
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why they did that well so you could look at
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all of the things they were pointing out and say,
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some bullshit. Man, that's all he got. It's really to
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trigger you, like it really is. It really is. So yeah,
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that's all I got, because anything else you might as
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well not watch it at all. But episode two, what
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goes down must come up? I mean, I guess that's
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just physics, isn't it. So I'm jaguar right. This is
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a jaguar Right unsensited podcast. This is my unsensored commentary
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on Sean Combs The Reckoning episode two. And we'll see
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you back here on the jw On Sensored podcast for
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episode three. Man, that's gonna be interesting, all right, peace
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y'all
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Welcome back to the Jaguar Right Uncensored Podcast. Welcome one,
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Welcome all. Now what we're doing for this edition of
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the Uncensored Podcast with Jaguar Right is we are reviewing
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the four episodes of Sean Combs The Reckoning, the Netflix
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documentary that was directed by Alexandra Stapleton and people call
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alex and it was ep'ed by Curtis fifty Cents Jackson. Now,
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one of the things that I find very interesting is
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that I hear people talk about this documentary and it's like, well,
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fifty cents did this, and fifty cents did that, and
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fifty did this, and fifty did that, and fifty was
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so petty and fifty was this and fifty was that.
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When the only thing the fifties since did was lend
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his name to the project as an executive producer. If
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you look through the credits, you don't see him listed
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as a director or an assistant director or you know,
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he's not even given commentary in this thing, which is
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funny because he has such an extensive history with Diddy himself.
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Like that was one of the things that I did
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not understand. How do you attach your name to this documentary?
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And with the exclusive history that you have with the Diddler,
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you don't give any commentary at all. Why not? That
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just seems so bizarre to me. Like they share Daphney Joy.
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Daphney Joy is the mother of his younger son. You know,
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this kid isn't even a teenager yet, and people keep
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talking about it. They keep oh, well, fifty did this
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because of everything that did he did and what he
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must have done, and what he could have did to
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his son and what he must have done around his son,
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I mean, if baby mom want to do whatever she
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want to do, that's fine, But what about his kid.
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The child has absolutely nothing to do with this, absolutely
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nothing to do with it. And you know, before people
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start running around trying to make angels out of people
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that aren't, you should really remember people's history, like quick
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little fact and just so everyone knows. Can I appreciate
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this documentary being out here, Absolutely, and I can still
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question the motive behind why it's out here. Both things
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can be true at the same time, you know, but
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people like to create narratives and they necessarily don't always
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have anything to do with the truth. I mean, that's
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the one thing that did. He kept talking about throughout
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this documentary and that footage that he filmed of himself
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preparing to fix his own trial, Like that was just wild.
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That was wild. But it goes to show you exactly
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the level of narcissism that Puffy is playing on is
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like it's on a whole other level. You know, it's
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on a whole other level. He's filming himself talking to
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his lawyers. He's filming himself complaining about his legal troubles
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as if he's done absolutely nothing wrong. He's literally going
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back and forth with his lawyers about how to prepare
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to fix his trial, to change his perception in the
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public eye, to be able to influence the jury pool,
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long before the trial was even announced. This was before
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he was even arrested. Like this dude was on a mission,
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and a good share of it had to do with
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that Cassie video. Good share of it. That Cassie video
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was damaging. It was going to be damaging, and they
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spent the better part of almost a year finding a
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way to invalidate that video in every way possible. They
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did everything that they possibly could do. I mean, they
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had and I'm not saying alleged, because they pretty much
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confirmed it with his own footage in this documentary. They
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bought a team of media hitmen to destroy and whittle
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away at Cassie's character to the point where it didn't
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matter who was sitting on that jury, none of them
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would see a victim. They would all see a spoiled,
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lucky little brat who refused to leave a domestic violence
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situation because she enjoyed being beated on, beaten on, she
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enjoyed being ran through by a bunch of weirdo sex workers.
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She enjoyed all of that, and she liked the glamorous,
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luxurious life like it's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. You know,
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I don't know how many content creators I heard sitting
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there talking about how she, oh, how dare she? She
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cheated on Puff with the with the trainer, and she
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ran off from him and she left him, And the
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only reason she sued him is because she wanted some
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money and she wanted to get money out of him,
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as if she's not damaged at all, Like she was
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taking suboxin to detox from all of the stuff that
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was inside of her when she was preparing to give
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birth to her first child, Like, I find it weird
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how inhumane American society has become. Like I just like
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how tragically, I mean tragically desensitized we are when we're
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watching hell happen right in front of our eyes and
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we just you know, shrug it all off. But I digress,
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you know, Like I said, there was a lot that
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I was expecting to see in this documentary that I
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didn't see. Curtis should he should have answered a few questions,
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if what you're doing is putting together a piece to
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sanitize exactly how dirty the industry is and find a
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way to make it just all about Diddy and nothing
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else but Diddy, and I think they did an amazing job. Like,
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if this documentary is what I think, it is about
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saving the reputation of the industry, which, by the way,
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Curtis Jackson said as much on his interview on ABC.
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didn't want the public to believe that hip hop was
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okay with the behavior of Diddy. You know, he didn't
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want the world to think that because everyone was silent
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and nobody said anything nobody said anything after he was arrested.
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Nobody said anything leading up to the trial, nobody said anything.
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their tails and ran away and tried to pretend like
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they weren't all down with the Diddler and his devil plan.
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to oh oh yeah, nobody else was doing this stuff.
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It was just Didty, We're all nice, we're all good.
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Please come to our shows and buy all of our merchants,
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dice and our and please stream our music like you know,
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it's not us, it's him. That's the one thing that
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I will say. I think they tried to do an
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excellent job of at a pointing the finger of blame
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and shame and debauchery straight at the Diddler. Yeah. So anyway,
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what they did do though, and I think they did
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a masterful job of it. In episode two, what goes
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down must come up, inflaming all of us with the
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story of the demise of Tupac and Biggie. I mean,
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most of episode two was really about fanning the flames.
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talked about how you know, bad boy blew up and
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you know, just you know, they talked about the acts.
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sure if one twelve got an honorable mention. You know,
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they got Mark Curry, you know, doing commentary, and you
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got Mace And it was, like I said, it was
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very interesting the way they lined this whole thing up.
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up all of the really nasty little bits. You know,
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they really didn't talk about Faith that much much either.
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It was an episode two where they acknowledged now she
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was the first lady a bad boy, and yet they
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really didn't put a lot into her. You would think,
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considering what Puffy did to make Mary J. Blige, everything
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that he made marry J Blige, that he would have
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done at least the same for Faith, if not more.
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She was on his label. But it was almost as
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if Faith was just a figure. She was there. She
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was also BIG's wife, you know, I think everybody tends
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to forget they didn't even know each other three weeks
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by the time they had gotten married, and by the
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time she got pregnant c J, they were already broken up.
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really had to worry about getting divorced. She became a widow,
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but from her and the alleged affair was Pac and
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I'm gonna say alleged because Faith still denies it to
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this day. Pac said it was true. Everybody at Death
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Row said it was true. People remember her in Pac
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messing around. But you know, she says it's not true,
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and we'll leave it at that. Let you believe what
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you want to believe. But episode two they focused a
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lot on the stressors, the quad shooting, the whispers, the
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rumors regarding you know, who did it, who's responsible, Biggie
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making that record, who shot ya? Which was taken out
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of context on so many different levels. But there was
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so much more that was finally exposed in episode two
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that a lot of people weren't talking about about the
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fact that this wasn't an East coast West coast thing.
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This was a sugar and puffy thing. This was two
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ego maniacs squaring off with one another. You know, this
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is also around the same time the Source Awards all
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of that happened. It was he you know, it was
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right on the East coast New York City, you know,
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they pulled up clips from that and Shure coming on
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stage telling everybody, if you don't want an ego maniac
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running your business and dancing all in your videos and
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acting crazy and trying to make himself famous, come to
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death Row, you know, and even Faith sitting there on
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stage with Puffy when he came to say, you know,
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I'm the CEO that's being talked about, and uh, you
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know all this East coast, West coast woot the wooty
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woo woo, and we need to get off of that.
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And congratulations to everybody from everywhere that what you know
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that you know I'm running for mayor bullshit attitude And
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you could even see it in Faith's eyes, how scared
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she was. You can see the fear. You can see
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it right there all over Man. Episode two, What goes
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up Must come I'm sorry, what goes down must come up?
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It was designed to trigger everyone who's watching it. People
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keep forgetting about the fact that there was that rape
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case that was put on Park that he was found
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guilty of he had to go to jail, and this
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was after the shooting, like it was like one thing
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after another. Meanwhile, Park was killing it somehow he still
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managed to be killing it as an artist with all
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of that crazy shit cohing on how resilient he was.
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and this had nothing to do with POC or Biggie.
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It was between Sug and Puffy and Shug's friend Jake.
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They were out one night at a place where Mark
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Curry said he was bouncing, and they came outside. Someone
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walked up on Shug's friend and unloaded five bullets into
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his body, staring at Shug the whole time. You know,
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he said to Shug, grabbed Puffy and use him as
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a body shield, and nothing was right between them. Puffy
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was also running behind Shug trying to steal one of
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Shug's girlfriends away from him, this girl he was dealing
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with in Atlanta, and it's like you always hear about
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him running after somebody else's girl. Now, Eric Sermon says
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that they were no longer in a relationship, But the
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way he chased after Misa because she was with Eric,
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the way he chased after Kim because she was with
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I'll be sure, the way he chased after this girl
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because she was with Shook, It's like he had to
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find a way to just be where someone else was it?
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You could tell because if he was jealous of a man,
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he had to get his woman. It was crazy, like
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super ego, maniac, narcissist, sociopath. Were it all? I tell
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you when you just look at the amount of chaos
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that happened in two and a half to three years,
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from nineteen ninety four to nineteen ninety seven, just unbelievable,
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Just unbelievable. Huh. You know when Pot came out of jail,
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he went full throttle. I hit him up, without a doubt,
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one of his hardest hitting tracks, and everyone loved it.
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It did not matter if you were East coast, if
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you were West coast, everyone loved I hit him up everyone. Meanwhile,
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bad Boy was getting some number ones on the chart.
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Flavoring your Ear. It was king. The remix made it
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live even longer, and that was the end of Craig Mac.
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It was all about Biggie after that, sitting looking at
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the documentary and was looking at one of the billboard
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charts and flavoring your ear number one last week at
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number one, juicy, sitting at number three, last week, sitting
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at number two, Like everything bounced off of flavoring your ear.
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bad Boy. Bad Boy was competing with death Row. They
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just weren't making the amount of money that death Row
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was making. Death Row was bablished at it going on
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that rivalry a fake rivalry, sold a lot of records,
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created a lot of interest. But nobody knows how to
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benefit from a tragedy better than Puffy, and he knows
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how to milk that thing for everything it's worth. And hey,
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Jeff Row got to they got to benefit first. Now,
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about midway through episode two, they get to the murder
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of Tupac Shakor. They bring in Kithy d. They got
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Po's cousin talking all through this. Of course, his brother
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Molpring can't say anything because he's being represented by when
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a manual on behalf of jay Z to make sure
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that Moprene don't do no interviews, don't remember, no nothing,
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don't say no, nothing like it. It's really weird. The
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second that Puffy gets locked up, all of a sudden,
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jay Z's becoming a philanthropist and getting Moprene, who he's
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never acknowledged, his lawyer pro bono to represent his best
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interest in getting to the bottom of what happened to
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his brother. Meanwhile, jay Z and Puffy were the best
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of friends up until December of last year when they
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broke up via PowerPoint. I swear to God, people be
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missing all kinds of things. Like I said, there was
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so much that was kept out of this documentary, but
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the stuff that was put in, and it was brilliant. Honestly,
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it was done to intentionally remind people of all of
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the wreckage, of all of the hurt, all the pain,
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all the harm. It was done intentionally to destroy people,
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to bring people back to that low vibrational place. So
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guess what, See, it's Diddy, It's Diddy. He did it all.
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He did it all. You forget all about all of
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the other people who stood to gain and who were
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in the peripheral right there around all of this. The
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MC that benefited the most off of Biggie and Tupac dying,
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it was jay Z, not even Nas, And he deserved,
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he deserved to get that number one spot as the
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surviving But I don't know. Maybe Nas had survived remorse.
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I also know he had a bit of a breakdown there,
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which people were saying he was only grieving, But that's
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not how I remember it, and everybody that was around
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remember that that boy lost his mind. But you know,
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we'll say allegedly and call it a day. Some of
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us believed that maybe somebody helped him get to that
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lose his mind status. But once again, like there was
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so much of what they were talking about in all
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of this that was cut out, that wasn't even But
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then again, this wasn't about hip hop. This was about Poffy,
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and this was giving hip hop a pass. See, very clever,
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very clever. From the way they introduced Puffy's connection to
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the crips on the West Coat, the simple fact that
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Sug was a blood like Sug was such a blood
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that Sug literally went to the radio station in the
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Meurt Park La KBLA and said, y'all playing too many
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crip records Like that's how much Shug couldn't stand crip.
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So the simple fact that Zip was Diddy's connection to
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the Mansfields Crips, to the crypts whoa, and the fact
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that they were the ones riding around with them as friends,
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not a security but as friends. Yeah, it's just a
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lot wrong with that. Whole lot wrong with that. I mean,
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there's I never before seen you know, I wouldn't tell
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anybody not to watch this series. My whole purpose for
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doing commentary on it is so you don't miss everything
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that they hid, and they hit a lot once again,
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just like Puffy said, it's all a movie. All you
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have to do is create the subtitles so people know
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what to think. If you ask me, Episode two, what
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goes down must come up is nothing more than a
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bunch of triggering memories to create enough anger with the
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finger aimed at Ditty, So everything else that you see
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after that makes you want to blame him for everything
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that went wrong in hip hop. That don't get me wrong,
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Diddy is responsible for a good share of things that
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went wrong in hip hop. He didn't do it all alone,
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and he wasn't the only person to benefit, but he
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benefited an episode two, make sure you don't forget exactly
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how much he benefited. That I'll be missing you record
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with sting the fact that when he got the cover
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of Rolling Stone, it was supposed to be Biggies Kurt
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Burrows highlighting how that huge funeral that was thrown for
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him was paid for out of his own recording budget,
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which means all of that was recouped, which means Biggie's
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fans paid for his funeral, not his so called best
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friend Puffy. Like all of it, he just straight energy
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harvested all of it. And I mean by the time
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Big died, all of hip hop was still reeling over
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trying to get over Tupac dying. So Tupac died, and
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then six months later, six seven months, Biggie's gone, two
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of the most important figures in hip hop at that time,
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and Big only had two albums. Pot got a little
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more work done than him. But man, man o, man
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o man, all of that energy, all those tears, all
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of that Sorbro Puff monetized all the way. That is
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the one thing that this documentary really highlighted how he
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monetized tragedy. I tell you episode two, it will it'll
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just it'll piss you off. It'll piss you off, it'll
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make you look at Diddy, It'll make you think about
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that trial. And then they tee it up for the
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newer victims. They tee it up for Cassie, they tee
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it up for Aubrey, they tee it up you know,
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for all of that. They bring in you know, Colleena
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from Diddy, dirty money, they bring in babs from Dub
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Band like you know they do. Oh man, it's just
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it's really crappy. Like I'm telling you, there is so much,
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like the simple fact that Mace isn't even really mentioned
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in any of us when he was there, Like the
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simple fact like it all of this was orchestrated very well,
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very well. But like I said, it was all done
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to clean up hip hop's image and take the entire
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wreckage and all of the debauchery and all of the
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pain and all of the trauma and dump it on Ditty.
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He's the new R Kelly. I mean, let's just be honest.
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That's exactly what this series is. It's the new Surviving
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R Kelly. They should have just called it Surviving Diddy.
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They should have, they really should have. But you know,
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the reckoning, I guess that's a good title too. So
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in Close, episode two was a gas stove and they
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just struck the match. I mean, just all of it.
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So consider yourself warned when you go to watch it,
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you're gonna be pissed off. And that was engineered. It
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was engineered, especially even the way they kept flashing that
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he was charged with rico that he was charged with
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sex trafficking and violations of the Man Act, and all
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he got was fifty months. All he was convicted of
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was the Man Act. The rico didn't stick. Sex trafficking
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didn't stick. They kept flashing that at the beginning and
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end of every episode, at the beginning and end of
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every episode, And honestly, I think part of the reason
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why they did that well so you could look at
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all of the things they were pointing out and say,
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some bullshit. Man, that's all he got. It's really to
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trigger you, like it really is. It really is. So yeah,
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that's all I got, because anything else you might as
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well not watch it at all. But episode two, what
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goes down must come up? I mean, I guess that's
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just physics, isn't it. So I'm jaguar right. This is
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a jaguar Right unsensited podcast. This is my unsensored commentary
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on Sean Combs The Reckoning episode two. And we'll see
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you back here on the jw On Sensored podcast for
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episode three. Man, that's gonna be interesting, all right, peace
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y'all
