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They should make an indie game about being a hot young rapper trapped in Diddy's house and the only way to get out is going deeper into his house, meanwhile ghosts of dead artists try to help you out. You can only use pepper spray and crucifixes to get away from Diddy and his cult members.
@@wykydytronthis is also the first time these things are being discussed this widely and seriously. However normalized it is in the industry, we’re still experiencing a pivotal moment in history where we’re acknowledging the horrors as a society at large.
@@mumma-ashxo7407somehow people miss her next line like idiots she says “grab my glasses” cuz diddy know to wear glasses thats it. But since shes waking up and instantly putting on glasses shes saying shes hungover but still moving… why people bring up this song makes no sense
Hey @penguinz0 , really liked the video, just want to point out that members of Jodeci at the time in 1990 were 17, 19, and 20 years old. So, it's understandable why one of them, especially the 17 year old, may have felt threatened by Diddy at the time and this influenced their failure to report. Remember, Diddy would've been showing them this on VHS tape. In 1991. 25 years before MeToo movement.
@@irnarcticAThey were laughing at P diddy & the crazy amount of stuff he’s done, i don’t think it’s crazy to be baffled because this guy is fucking crazy
this reminds me of the notorious movie when angela basset (she plays biggie's mother) says something like what grown man calls himself "puffy", his name back in the 90s was puff daddy, he loves those weird name🚶🏾♀️
@@moonbaby222 for real it's one thing to have a daddy kink... it's another thing to demand girls call you grandpa... makes me think he's attracted to any kid capable of speech... because he's old enough to be someone's grandpa and someone should DEFINITELY look into that
Word on the street is, Diddy was abused himself by the ceo of his company when he was young. He had 2 bosses and one of them was VERY old. Even the other one was way older than him. Based on how soon Diddy became successful and the amount of resources he got from his company (given diddy's normal background), people claim that he was definitely giving out s@xual favors to both his bosses. Victim turning into abusers themselves is pretty common. Most of the time these victims become even worse than their abusers. But these are just allegations. Personally i think there's some truth to it.
@queitn6287 if you call out rich bastards like Cassie did, her career could have been destroyed if no one believed her. And celebrities will almost always have fans no matter what they do, meaning she will most likely be harrassed by those people
Glad im not the only one weirded out by how charlie and the others are laughing and making jokes. I get making jokes about p-diddy but sometimes they would do it in the middle of serious and terrible allegation reading. It felt really insensitive. I know in the age of the internet people can get de-sensitized though, so its not like i dont understand not being able to take it serious, but i do wish it was shown better. Props on all the research doing, just try to not laugh about things ATLEAST not in the middle of reading them
If you don’t like it watch someone else talk about it. If you’re familiar with their content then you know they will riff on it. This is valuable for the people like me that don’t like serious documentary style content but still want to learn about the situation with some entertainment along the way. If you find it insensitive, turn it off
@@ItzAis. If you don't like it, look at someone else's comment on the video. If you know @grapejuice3943 you know they will riff and call out insensitive behavior. This is valuable for people like me that don't like videos where people joke about others' trauma but want to help give feedback to the creators to do better for future cases with some entertainment along the way. If you find it disagreeable, keep scrolling.
@@ItzAis.it’s still valuable dude. It just wasn’t expected from long time viewers of Charlie. Would hope he can discern when to be serious and when not to be like he has in solo videos talking about sensitive topics. He let the other guys set the tone and rolled with it. Of course it’s his channel, he can do what he wants, but constructive criticism will help him improve and continue to keep and grow his audience. You like it, cool, some don’t, cool. Let Charlie decide what to do with the criticism
It's not out of desensitization or because they think it's funny. They're uncomfortable and think it's outrageous and that's how they express it. People express discomfort in different ways.
10 albums is absolutely nutty for an initial contract. To put that into perspective; Queen released 14 albums from their founding in 1970 to the death of Freddy Mercury in 1991.
@@Drank_all_muh-pepsi Please, Tupac was an art school backing dancer, from a well-off family, who played at being a gangster. It was always going to go badly for that poser.
This is crazy. He was super super popular when i was in high-school. His music was listened to by everyone even if you weren't into hip hop you knew bad boy music. Id heard some stuff here n there but never really believed it because puffy always seemed like a soft little friendly dude who could make hits and people liked. He was known as puff daddy back then lol. I even saw this dude couple months ago on some news interview, hadn't seen him in ages and he was sooo soft spoken and kind like kept talking about gratitude and love like he was a saint or something.. what the fk man people are so fake and warped its unreal.
If you take a good look at his eyes though you can see that whatever humanity was there before has long died. I think he knows this and that's why he wears dark glasses a lot
really? i always saw him as a serious guy, he has a serious face and mostly talked pr stuff. and while i don't believe the diddy 💀 2pac theory he did had a lot of connections with gangs. also there was always smoke around him. i guess pr talk do work...
The situation with Cassie terrifies me. What do you do? Sure you can leave but he could target your family to get you back. Stay and be tortured for the rest of your life. Tell and same result. Just stuck. The only thing I can think of is to completely go off the grid so goons won’t find you or your family. Change name and face living in fear of when. The ultimate example of never meeting or falling in love with a celebrity.
1. Lots of their laughter, especially Wendigoon, is nervous. 2. They're making fun if Diddy. 3. Have you ever watched Charlie? He's made crude jokes about murderers and rapists before.
@@archbishopofthecrusades9579it is still pretty distasteful, especially when it is the entire video. There really isn’t a pause in the jokes and laughter.
Some people have their own ways of processing tragic information. Sometimes humor makes this dark world just a little bit more tolerable. You're making it seem as if they're there in person performing the acts they're reading about
19:36 Can we please not do victim blaming. There are good reasons to not go against a multi billionaire besides wanting to push the own career. Most victims were obviously too traumatized to speak up, and it's not like they had a chance against a celeb with the best lawyers in court. Worst case his fanbase will lynch mob them.
And he out here blowing up peoples cars and supposedly killed pac and they said sumn abt him assassinating rivals. This a guy that’s hard to f with even if u want to
I try to see both sides sure he could car bomb you and assassinate tons of people. But he could also continue to sexually assault people and do all these things, i wouldn’t even call it victim blaming, just something needs to be done and someone has to do it if they have proof. And obviously the victims would have proof or at least something to get them investigated. I get what you’re saying totally, but you gotta start somewhere and not telling anyone isn’t doing anything. I see both sides, it’s either death possibly, not being famous like that matters (I’m not famous), or this continues to happen to more and more people, men, woman, and underaged people, possibly children. What would you do? I hope I’d say something. Retrospect is insane.
Nice steal from Grame Grumps. People are such a fan of that one that there's like 50 music remixes of "diddle kid" with 100k+ views maybe try to steal less famous jokes
@@DoNotFearTheReapa ....I didn't steal anything my guy it's just an obvious joke that I bet a lot of other people came up with on their own in the comments as well. The only difference is I formatted it a little differently. I mean they're literally calling him diddler and it's obvious how Batmans villains names are said so you put 1 and 2 together and you get an obvious skit that anyone could come up with. I've never watched game grumps but I'm pretty sure it was obvious for them too. So how about you calm down there with the accusations because I'm not claiming to be Nostradamus
@@Madnes7968 oMg HoW cOuLd YoU fInD sOmEtHiNg FuNnY tHaT i DoN't. It's called having a personality. Maybe go find one? *Edited to add: your personality is simping over youtubers and projecting your love for skat. No wonder it's not a silly funny to you.
@@Madnes7968 of course someone willing to project their love for sk@ doesn't think saying someone's name incorrectly over and over and over again is funny.
You are obviously a child that doesn’t understand anything. 50 Cent is not “powerful” , he’s a nobody in the grand scheme of things and is exposed to the same things as everyone else. The people that run the world don’t know anything about him beyond he has some level of fame. There are only a handful of people on this planet who are truly “untouchable”.
@@ddl3718 snoop knew and wanted Pac killed. Snoop is a jealous guy. Suge isnt the brighest guy but he never turned on Pac. Dre and snoop did. Diddy "paid" for the murder though. Diddy also is responsible for biggies death
41:58 My sister spoke up after being groped at a party, mainly because the guy went on to r*pe a freshman that very same night and she knew he was going into a field where he’d have access to vulnerable people. She was treated horribly by pretty much everyone involved including the r*pe victim, who feared receiving the same social exclusion. Luckily my sister was going to transfer anyway (was a major upgrade; way better campus culture where she went) and is tough enough to take it. There were consequences for the assaulter too. He lost his place at a prestigious professional school (being vague for privacy) and will therefore no longer be exposed to vulnerable people as an authority figure in the future. Had she not spoken up, bad things likely would have happened to others. But that’s why folks don’t speak up. She had an absolutely amazing amount of evidence, yet it made her a near pariah.
I saw someone refer to her as “the b*tch who ruined so-and-so’s life” like he wasn’t a r*pist. It’s utterly disgusting. (Idk if she saw that comment as I saw it on social media, but I know she heard others saying the same.)
People are weak AF and your sister is better for not having those weak two faced people in her life. Better to have 3 real people in your life than 100 fakes.
Who cares? You typed all this, to get your little sympathy points from random people on the internet, because you can't get any attention by any other means.
@@removed7331 damn didn't know people without a brain are capable of typing out comments. Congrats on being the reason rape victims don't talk about their stories!
“everyone needs to speak out” is a hard arguement bc for all we know, they HAVE. when you have that power, you have a way of silencing those without power
People who don't understand why people wouldn't tell in these situations haven't been around people like this and it shows. The "snitching" rule isn't really about telling on people, it's about the fact that the people you are telling on are often involved or connected with people who commit heinous crimes. If you don't want to be involved in criminal activity, you typically avoid criminals and that includes telling on people who commit crimes. If I witnessed someone commit murder, what would make me think I wouldn't be next? The cops can't really keep people safe in situations where people hold that kind of power, historically speaking. Not everyone is in a position where they can afford to risk their lives, including victims.
This is true, but you can't be a victim your whole life. People need to have strength and backbone at some point in their lives in order to self-actualize. And if something you disagree with is happening right in front of you, and you do nothing to prevent it, then you're letting yourself down. If some a-hole thinks they can get away with crimes, for example, by intimidating you, then my suggestion wouldn't be to roll over, because then they know they've got you and can keep taking advantage of you. Instead, I'd say you should stand up to them even when there is danger because not only is that actual bravery but how you become a confident, strong person and show them you aren't so easily intimidated imo. Also, probably be armed when you do that... you know, obviously be smart when confronting known criminals. Picking your battles is important as well, since if it's a life-threatening scenario, and real life isn't a movie, you do have to consider your own safety first, but where we differ, is that I don't think that means you can't stand up to people doing bad things, just like I said, do it smartly.
@@thekamotodragon I agree with most of what you said, self-actualization is a very important part of developing into a confident and self-sufficient person. The part I disagree on is whether most people can actually stand up to life-threatening circumstances. I think it gets played out in movies a lot, but having "one life to live" sticks in a lot of people's minds. There's a certain level of bravery that goes into that, but standing up to people who will or can end your life is beyond most individuals. I believe that humans are the bravest when we think we have other things to live for. Like people standing up to bears or surviving in the wilderness for longer than expected during accidents, etc. The will to live is so strong that it helps people persevere through some pretty dark stuff. So I think that works against a lot of people when their life is being threatened. Do you think there's a line we can all walk where the average person can stand up for others at risk for their own safety? Does martyrdom work when no one knows who you are?
@@thekamotodragon yeahhhh no, fuck that self-righteous bullshet you’re talking about lmao just like op commenter said, people who don’t understand haven’t been around people like this. Setting yourself up for murder lmao
At least they got usher who was a victim of Diddy as a kid which explains his character in the show lol , I don't know nothing of usher but from the episode makes sense what happened to him
I think i know why he wanted everything filmed. He wanted to use it against the people he filmed, and also, he GOT OFF on controlling people. It was ammo for the ol spank bank. With his ego, he probably also wanted a diddy biography made. He was proud of the horrible things he did. Diddy deserves to have the book thrown at him.
Yeah 100%. If you do it no one will know. If you film it you can control the person for the rest of their lives unless they willingly admit it and live with the shame.
You know, there's a lot of talk in hip hop right now about J Cole ruining his legacy, but one thing he can never be shamed for is swinging on Diddy. Forever a legend for that shit.
GHB is what people call "Date R@pe Drug" as if you take enough it's paralytic. Its also used recreationally and called "Liquid Ecstasy" but Diddy already had molly and blow i doubt that's why he had it. It also can be used as a PED for bodybuilders. I do believe using large amounts of GHB can cause memory loss too which would explain hers.
Ghb makes you horny and somewhat feeling like xtc. But its a very thin line to overdose and a little bit to much can make you pass out . Also highly addictive
Joe-Da-Cee (Jodeci) that's how you pronounce the name of that group. Just wanted to toss that into the comments. They were very popular in R&B in the late 80s and early 90s. They were like the Boyz 2 Men before Boyz 2 Men except they were like "Thugs" but also all about making "Love". That was their brand and image
I believe GHB is the acronym for the "date rape" drug. Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid. It's a nervous system depressant - you know how people say they felt like the couldn't move while being moderately aware (depending on level of intoxication). Was originally meant to be used as an anaesthetic.
@@ismailasaine5454 I suppose in a terrifying way it's a very real world sleep paralysis but my explanation isn't completely flawless... I say "moderately aware" but it depends on the amount the person had in their system/level of intox, and I'm basing that on cases with GHB where the victim remembers some of the events leading up to the assault but not everyone remembers - it does have side effects; amnesia, drowsiness if not deep sleep, slows heart rate and breathing with high risks of choking, convulsions.
@@ismailasaine5454its like alcohol but empathogenic, u wont be asleep or paralyzed unless u drink way too much (same way u can pass out from too much alcohol)
Jodeci was one of the most popular R&B acts of the time. They were HUGE, but VERY young! I can understand them being VERY afraid of the ramifications, speaking out against the diddler would bring to them and their families
It’s so true that speaking up about things like this back in the early 90s would have led to u being shunned. Dee Barnes spoke up about Dr Dre assaulting her and was ostracised by the media because of it. Nobody wanted to work with her for fear they’d loose connections; SHE was blacklisted because the man who viciously beat her was a hot commodity in the industry at the time
I’m old enough to remember that Cassie was a rising star with so much talent and appeal, and then she disappeared from music after she got with Diddy. I always felt like that undermined her, for some reason, but never imagined all of this smh.
I was 11 when 'Me & U' was released (2006). I admired her so much for so many years. I did wonder from time to time what happened to her, but there was a huge revolving door of talent back then and I was too young to ever think far enough to question anything. Cassie deserved so much better.
I haven't heard anything about P. Diddy in years and now I'm bombarded with information that makes him seem more and more evil and then just cartoonishly evil shit like "I'd kill my own mother Janice to achieve my goals". What the fuck.
Yep, it's insane, but many individuals, like 50 cent, openly talked about "allegations" and his weird behaviour! But I guess P always managed to silence or bribe those directly involved, so only rumours stayed
Another good quote for this would be, "Evil, I think, is the absence of empathy." We're seeing the horrors that happened behind the scenes, years ago, now due to evidence. But what is happening right now? To your favorite musicians, actors, and online personalities? Or worse--what are they doing to others that destroys the image you have of them? If I had to give someone useful but short advice it would be, "Don't idolize. Scrutinize."
You’d be surprised the amount of high end hotels that will brush abuse of most, if not all kinds under the rug…they have a reputation to uphold and are happy to ignore/hide/get rid of what could harm its luxurious facade…
wtf is with the giggling, name mispronunciation and sly victim blaming here??? like i'm thankful that jackson pointed out how different times are and how the first woman in the 90s would not have benefited from trying to expose him but good lord guys it's common knowledge why women are scared to report things, famous or not. you guys have also clearly read that he is completely unhinged and willing to harm people, that is something to factor in. is it really that hard to be respectful?
It’s easy for Jackson and others to sit there and say they should have reported but Diddy was very powerful and well connected and it was just as likely that nothing happened to him but she loses everything. The girl that Kobe assaulted, Ben Roethlisberger, many others that got swept under the rug. A lot of these people were in the music industry too that especially then was full of these terrible unspoken things. If you’re her you feel so much pressure of letting down your other band mates by accusing a big artist, without proof (they were shown the video doesn’t mean they had access to it, she sure didn’t) you always hear “she’s lying about being raped!” It’s terrible but you can’t blame people for being scared to come forward. Her friends that saw the video should have been the ones to support and help her come forward and be a witness, in sure she felt very alone during that time when nobody did
I've said it before and I'll say it again, celebrities and CEO are more likely to get away with ANY crime just because they're public figures. This is to singers, youtubers, streamer, musicians etc...
That should be obvious enough to understand, so long as you’re not one of the sheep who are just following and/or worshipping these celebrities and companies because you’re a fan. I’ve been a fan of many touring bands, artists, musicians, and companies -like Disney for instance- for a long time… suffice it to say, I am no longer invested as I was back then. And for good reason. For these people, it’s all about the money and also the power imbalance. They stay relevant because they have an influence on people and because they have a fan base or audience to sell themselves or their products to. In which that gives them the power over people they hurt or take advantage of, I.E. commit crimes against. They either have the money to keep things hush-hush, or they have enough people who idolize them which side-steps the issues at hand. Obviously, celebrities and CEO’s have a reputation to uphold, but it’s pretty hard to deny that for ones like P Diddy, they leave a bad image for that lifestyle. There are a lot of celebrities, musicians, actors, directors, producers, and more of course, that have committed horrendous crimes and all that does is ruin the reputation of the so called ‘glam life’ or ‘Hollywood stardom’ lifestyles and the culture. It’s clearly a messed up place in Hollywood and within those celebrity/elitist circles that normal, average Americans are finally speaking out about. May justice be served, fully and wholly by the God of the Heavens, because it’s startling how many connections to the corruption of these evil entities exist in the world.
It’s as much about “controlling the narrative” as it is about getting people to actually try and live that life , they’re all just pretending, their bullshit lives aren’t really like that but they’re trying to sell us a story, smoke and mirrors - it’s all lies, their kids hate them and their spouse is having an affair! But as long as you control the narrative, you can keep people chasing a non-existant “reality” . I haven’t explained myself very well, but I’m gonna hit “reply” anyway , soz!
I dont know about CEO's. It all depends of what kind of company you are talking about. Most CEO's dont have near as much power and influence compared to many celebreties that have been on a high horse for decades! Truth be told, alot of this shit seems to be Hollywood related where extreme sums of money change hands on daily basis! Slowly but steadily it starts to appear that, all of these conspiracy theories about serious perverce activities amongst celebrety elites is not a theory at all but plain truth. Thing is, if most of the celebreties knew about these activities they are complicit in them if they didnt report it and whats worce, it looks like many of them actively took part in these activities. What we got now, Weinstein, Epstein and now Diddy! Influencial characters known by every damn celebrety out there for a loooong time and all you hear is silence? Some have come out and ''said'' something about this with very limited wording and by doing that they have literally been crucified or... excommunicated. Then there are some that choose to not stay in Hollywood bringing up some lame ass excuses why they chose to do so. I think that they actually know whats going on and thats why they dont stay there for too long but, their careers are more important to them and they cant be bothered with risking it by sheding some light on this hellhole!
So, i think an important piece of context that they were missing is that Diddy was a scary person to people before he was big in the industry. Diddy's dad was a real gangster, like a character in American Gangster is him. Diddy came from serious powerful crime family, it's not just the people's careers that they are afraid of losing.
He was basically raised with a single mother, since his father died (shot) when he was 2, he graduated a catholic school, he won a division title in football, and attended Howard University but dropped out his 2nd year. So idk how your context is relevant - other than that he didnt have a father figure. Hes just a very powerful and rich media mogul, which isnt too surprising he, and others in his position, use that to his advantage to be an asshole.
Some rappers are all talk. They might have dabbled in petty crimes, but nothing too serious, but when they are famous they are law abiding. People like Jay Z, Diddy are low life scumbags. I can't wait until they dish on Jay Z. He is probably worse.
Real. Also how did he get from Puff Daddy, already a gross sounding name, to P Diddy, which sounds like idk a Saturday morning cartoon villain. Also fucking dumb on both counts. (i know, given the shocking shit in this video, it means nothing, but still)
The old quote, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing” has a modern counterpoint that is likely the full mentality of the people who could have stood up and reported these things but didn't: "Snitches get stitches." It's super-prevalent in the US. Nobody cares enough about preventing abuse, only about not being seen as a snitch.
Nobody says "snitches get stitches" outside of middle school. It's far more likely "I could lose my job." He might have someone blow up my car, burn my house down, poison my dog, etc. And he might have me blacklisted. And that applies to the "good" people who wanted to speak up, but convinced themselves not to. For everyone else, including the other celebs that knew about it, they probably told themselves it's just how it is.
bro snitching is if someone steals a watch and says something. the fact that "don't tell anyone i sexually assaulted 4 girls, 10 minors, and a few dudes!" is an okay secret to keep in the entertainment industry is wild. i know power and greed is a corruptive mistress, it just sucks so much how paralyzed these victims are, and how rampant stockholm syndrome is and personality disorders developed. even after whatever justice happens, there's still gonna be apologists and idiots keeping the trauma alive for the victims.
@necrocertiit really depends on the context. With domestic abuse, it's not "snitches get stitches" it's, if the abused refuses to press charges, all you've done is ruffle feathers. With a scenario like this, it's losing out on your life's goal. It has nothing to do with snitches get stitches. Believe it or not, every situation is unique. I wouldn't snitch on a person shoplifting diapers or food. Not because "snitches get stitches" but because I'm not a monster.
hotel event director here. i have a little bit of perspective on the security footage thing. security department of a nice hotel often interacts with a celebrity's liason's directly without management being involved, to coordinate coming and going, tour buses, sweeping the floor they're on, etc, and due to leaks they keep the hotel team in the know as small as possible. if he buddied up to the security director, Diddy or someone on his team could easily arrange a deal w/ just the director to delete the footage. a lot of eventual security directors cut their teeth as security staff in Vegas, too, where one is more likely to be involved in bribe culture than any other city w/ a big hospitality presence
lol, no you don't. please stop lying. you're literally just saying shit for 100 youtube likes. if it was that serious you would be on facebook or actually attributing to any legal lawsuit. please just stfu
I’ve never felt as old as when you all were asking “what’s GHB?” Either you’re all beautiful innocents, or yeah… I am old, because it was huge back in the day.
It shouldent, people who would even think of this type of thing are very very rare, its easy to look at headlines and think the worlds full of Charles mansons but its really not, problem is one dude can get away with alot before hes caught especially if hes got cash
19:18 “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” Which is an old phrase that has a complicated history, as it has been attributed to a few different ppl.
@@XerxesHerpescredit was given to Burke, but a british man named John Stuart Mill said this first and he took from it..."Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing"
@@XerxesHerpes apparently, that was the popular belief, but that has been disproven. The phrase is thought to date further back to 1860, John Stuart Mill.
gamma hydroxybutyrate illegal , the effects are like alcohol, but you can od on it very easily and was made illegal in 2000 because people were being SA'ed with it
I need to start keeping track of every time Charlie says something along the lines of "I'm sure you already know who this is" or "I'm sure you've heard about this" and I have no idea what he's talking about.
The sad thing is, is that almost every old school artist-actor-director etc have done some scummy shit and became/stayed famous none the less. The whole industry is just so goddamn corrupt its actual insanity
Nah, you can't say that. Most, the actual majority, fucked off and ended up with normal lives. Some worked it into a good thing after the spotlight, some stayed in the spotlight, and in those groups there are good and bad people. saying 'almost every' is a blanket that you shouldn't throw.
@nesamdoom all of these actors/celebrities know each other. How many of them were well aware of the actions of these people and could have done something about it, but chose not to because they wanted to keep their fame and money? Like Meryl Streep pretending she had no idea what Harvey Weinstein was up to despite being his closest friend and everyone else in the industry knowing. These are all morally bankrupt people if they chose to stay in the industry.
This bugged me so much. Like I get that it's important to get this information out there especially to people who may not be aware of the entire situation but it felt disrespectful towards Cassie, especially when her name is said right other times in the video.
All these recordings and you would think they are useless, but then you watch the 33rd Blak Glass music video and see them pull out rocket launchers from under a matress.
Jodeci (pronounced Jo-de-see) might be more popular with kids who grew up with hiphop fans in the 90s. My mom loved her come Jodeci. It's just so wild to hear that members of one of my mom's favorite singers was complicit in sexual assault and abuse. And that's all the way back in the 90s. How many more popular R&B singers turned a blind eye to Diddy's crimes and shenanigans? How many really great singers have we been robbed of because this man assaulted and threatened them? I had loved Cassis on debut, but I can’t name another song of her's after "Me and You."
We want billionaires to be like Batman but in real life we just get the Diddler.
Better watch your booty hole when the Diddler's around
Our billionaires super suck mostly
@@WowJustWow37To be fair a lot of billionaires donate millions to charity. Which is more than most people would ever do in their lifetime.
In the same universe as Batman there's Lex Luthor and Thomas Eliot, so
@@cooliostarstache5474 that’s Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson for sure for sure
The diddler sounds like an urban legend someone would tell at a campfire
@@xisthefuckingbestur not tho bud
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Now i understand why South Park had jokes about how even Satan hadn’t done as much as Diddy
they must have that inside info
Damn... What didn't diddy do?
It was just a pun, they didn't predict shit
@@greglattimer4196 How is that a pun?
@@greglattimer4196what are you on? South park predicts shit.
The fact that Wedigoon can pronounce “Quetzalcoatl” and not “Cassie” is astonishing. It’s two s’s, not one. cASSie.
shit can’t argue with that
Bro I just commented about how he does this constantly. One that I can think of of the top if my head is calling Chris mcandless, "Mc Candles.
probably watches a lot of miss kobayashi's dragon maid. or reads the manga. either or.
@@ienjoyorangespeak anime bro
I can’t even watch this shit cuz he be calling her Casey
"Did Diddy do it?"
"Diddy did it."
"Dammit! What didn't Diddy do?"
- South Park
Aged like ecstasy spiked wine smh
sounds like a Kanye song
Apparently Diddy done did everything
Did Diddy do it? Or Diddy not?
@@aemyay5169idk, ask Vince McMahon. I’m sure he’s got a secret or 2 on that as well
Diddy recording his crimes is the equivalent of Dr.Doofenshmirtz giving his machines a self destruct button
Helpp I'm dead😭 fr tho like what was mans thinking
True, but don't pretend like Perry wasn't Him
Gotta love stupid egos
@@livgspink It has to be a cry for help
cus its a way to blackmail the people around him
Imagine having sleep paralysis, only to realize that Diddy is dancing to Aretha Franklin's "Natural Woman" in your doorway.
This comment is outrageously underrated.
In lingerie and panties
You basically know what happens next
That sounds more terrifying than the plot of any horror movie
Why
They should make an indie game about being a hot young rapper trapped in Diddy's house and the only way to get out is going deeper into his house, meanwhile ghosts of dead artists try to help you out. You can only use pepper spray and crucifixes to get away from Diddy and his cult members.
Who is they and this idea sucks
Outlast: Diddlers revenge
why does this sound like a hello neighbour game
Never recommend a videogame idea again.
Someone please make this into a game.
I know his name is funny and all but these allegations are actually fucking disgusting and horrifying
Tbh those are absolutely "normal" daily occurrences in movie and music industry around the world. That's the price of fame and "easy" money.
My autistic brain went from 😂 to ☹️ when the video went from Charlie saying the diddler to when they started listing what the diddler did
@@wykydytron doesn't make it any better though
He's a fucking monster.
@@wykydytronthis is also the first time these things are being discussed this widely and seriously.
However normalized it is in the industry, we’re still experiencing a pivotal moment in history where we’re acknowledging the horrors as a society at large.
“It’s like he’s trying to get the platinum trophy for crime” is WILD 😂
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
Why OJ Simpson, R. Kelly, now P Diddy.
As he was saying those words, I read your comment or rather I read your comment and then he Said those words
quoting one of the first things said in the video and getting 302 likes in 44minutes is criminal 😭
Fr, thats insane
Saying Cassie a thousand times without being able to pronounce it is wiillllddd wendigoon..
Mmm m mm I’ll I’m
Genuinely what was so funny about any of this to you guys
When ke$ha sang," When I wake up in the morning feeling like P diddy" it got a whole new meaning now 💀
She knew👀
How does he feel? Paranoid and over stimulated? Lol
@@mumma-ashxo7407somehow people miss her next line like idiots she says “grab my glasses” cuz diddy know to wear glasses thats it. But since shes waking up and instantly putting on glasses shes saying shes hungover but still moving… why people bring up this song makes no sense
bro, back when that came out, he probably doxxed her for it! insane connection
@@kxlucious5113 bruh, it's a joke.
"Because P diddy wants to party and you got to tell him no"
The quote of 2024
Crazy how I am stronger than 3 kids as a girl 😊
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
Mane got all tha bots
Kattherine J. Williams
@RonnieMcFloyd. Nuh-uh
Hey @penguinz0 , really liked the video, just want to point out that members of Jodeci at the time in 1990 were 17, 19, and 20 years old. So, it's understandable why one of them, especially the 17 year old, may have felt threatened by Diddy at the time and this influenced their failure to report.
Remember, Diddy would've been showing them this on VHS tape. In 1991. 25 years before MeToo movement.
They don’t even know who jodeci is. This video was sloppy, they butchered the name
And they kept giggling at everything which was kind of sick. Wendigoon was also eating while talking about it kind of gross
@@irnarcticAWow he ate something, WHAT A HORRIBLE PERSON
@@irnarcticApretty sure he is just desensitized like the rest of us to all this
@@irnarcticAThey were laughing at P diddy & the crazy amount of stuff he’s done, i don’t think it’s crazy to be baffled because this guy is fucking crazy
if a man tells me to call him "pop pop" im convinced he's got some problems with predatory behavior
I hear jayZ is worse
this reminds me of the notorious movie when angela basset (she plays biggie's mother) says something like what grown man calls himself "puffy", his name back in the 90s was puff daddy, he loves those weird name🚶🏾♀️
@@moonbaby222 for real it's one thing to have a daddy kink... it's another thing to demand girls call you grandpa... makes me think he's attracted to any kid capable of speech... because he's old enough to be someone's grandpa and someone should DEFINITELY look into that
Pop pop 😂 wtf
Word on the street is, Diddy was abused himself by the ceo of his company when he was young. He had 2 bosses and one of them was VERY old. Even the other one was way older than him. Based on how soon Diddy became successful and the amount of resources he got from his company (given diddy's normal background), people claim that he was definitely giving out s@xual favors to both his bosses.
Victim turning into abusers themselves is pretty common. Most of the time these victims become even worse than their abusers. But these are just allegations. Personally i think there's some truth to it.
The problem is that if you turn in someone who's rich and powerful for doing something deplorable, it doesn't ruin them, it ruins you
The government basically
Underrated comment
Not becoming rich and famous doesn’t “ruin” anyone bud.
What are you talking about? @@queitn6287
@queitn6287 if you call out rich bastards like Cassie did, her career could have been destroyed if no one believed her. And celebrities will almost always have fans no matter what they do, meaning she will most likely be harrassed by those people
Hearing Jodeci (Joe-Duh-See) as "Jo-deshi" is killing me inside 😂 I want somebody to start yelling "A-A-ron"
Bad enough pronouncing Cassie ( CASS) as Casey (CASE)
Surprised they got Diddy’s name right.
Glad im not the only one weirded out by how charlie and the others are laughing and making jokes. I get making jokes about p-diddy but sometimes they would do it in the middle of serious and terrible allegation reading. It felt really insensitive. I know in the age of the internet people can get de-sensitized though, so its not like i dont understand not being able to take it serious, but i do wish it was shown better. Props on all the research doing, just try to not laugh about things ATLEAST not in the middle of reading them
If you don’t like it watch someone else talk about it. If you’re familiar with their content then you know they will riff on it. This is valuable for the people like me that don’t like serious documentary style content but still want to learn about the situation with some entertainment along the way. If you find it insensitive, turn it off
@@ItzAis. If you don't like it, look at someone else's comment on the video. If you know @grapejuice3943 you know they will riff and call out insensitive behavior. This is valuable for people like me that don't like videos where people joke about others' trauma but want to help give feedback to the creators to do better for future cases with some entertainment along the way. If you find it disagreeable, keep scrolling.
holy mother of all coals
@@ItzAis.it’s still valuable dude. It just wasn’t expected from long time viewers of Charlie. Would hope he can discern when to be serious and when not to be like he has in solo videos talking about sensitive topics. He let the other guys set the tone and rolled with it. Of course it’s his channel, he can do what he wants, but constructive criticism will help him improve and continue to keep and grow his audience. You like it, cool, some don’t, cool. Let Charlie decide what to do with the criticism
It's not out of desensitization or because they think it's funny. They're uncomfortable and think it's outrageous and that's how they express it. People express discomfort in different ways.
10 albums is absolutely nutty for an initial contract. To put that into perspective; Queen released 14 albums from their founding in 1970 to the death of Freddy Mercury in 1991.
What the fuck. Why would anyone sign that
I don't know if this was under a single contract but Green Day have made like 13 or 14 albums under Reprise records over the last 30 or so years
That is a lot. I know Prince had roughly 10 (maybe a few I'm forgetting) from 79 to 89, but that's 10 dang years.
@@diandriasmith889 I was literally gonna say this prince has so many albums
@@apolloofficial1741 Not to mention all the side projects! But people act like his only album was Purple Rain lol
Eminem’s line about Diddy putting a hit out on 2Pac hitting different now.
He had a line about him putting a hit on Biggie.
This is all about Robert Kraft & Rabbi Shmuley. Robert Kraft both knew Meek Mill and Diddy. Robert Kraft also knows Michael Rubin well.
Wdym....it hits the exact same. We all knew about Diddy already.
Justice 4 2pac 💯
@@Drank_all_muh-pepsi Please, Tupac was an art school backing dancer, from a well-off family, who played at being a gangster. It was always going to go badly for that poser.
This is crazy. He was super super popular when i was in high-school. His music was listened to by everyone even if you weren't into hip hop you knew bad boy music. Id heard some stuff here n there but never really believed it because puffy always seemed like a soft little friendly dude who could make hits and people liked. He was known as puff daddy back then lol. I even saw this dude couple months ago on some news interview, hadn't seen him in ages and he was sooo soft spoken and kind like kept talking about gratitude and love like he was a saint or something.. what the fk man people are so fake and warped its unreal.
The worst people are always the ones who constantly talk about love, kindness and gratitude 🫠
If you take a good look at his eyes though you can see that whatever humanity was there before has long died. I think he knows this and that's why he wears dark glasses a lot
really? i always saw him as a serious guy, he has a serious face and mostly talked pr stuff. and while i don't believe the diddy 💀 2pac theory he did had a lot of connections with gangs. also there was always smoke around him. i guess pr talk do work...
The quiet ones are often the most dangerous
The situation with Cassie terrifies me. What do you do? Sure you can leave but he could target your family to get you back. Stay and be tortured for the rest of your life. Tell and same result. Just stuck. The only thing I can think of is to completely go off the grid so goons won’t find you or your family. Change name and face living in fear of when. The ultimate example of never meeting or falling in love with a celebrity.
"Did diddy do it?"
"Diddy did do it sir"
My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
What didn't Diddy do?
@@GarlicIsGoodreport this comment guys
"Diddy done diddled didn't he"
"Indeedy Diddy done diddled"
But Diddy really?
The only funny thing about this is that 50 Cent has been having a field day with this entire situation in Instagram it’s hilarious.
He's been talking about this stuff for years, now all of a sudden everybody wants to talk about it.
50 wants that billionaire spot, that’s why
@@Djsinane nobody can be a good person apparently
@@vex1919 its not all of a sudden.
@@Djsinane he's been making fun of him for years, there's literal videos of it and those videos are years old
Never heard so much laughter and jokes made around the discussion about sexual assault on minors, 🍇, assault/battery, blackmail, etc.
1. Lots of their laughter, especially Wendigoon, is nervous. 2. They're making fun if Diddy. 3. Have you ever watched Charlie? He's made crude jokes about murderers and rapists before.
@@archbishopofthecrusades9579it is still pretty distasteful, especially when it is the entire video. There really isn’t a pause in the jokes and laughter.
Will it's funny
Some people have their own ways of processing tragic information. Sometimes humor makes this dark world just a little bit more tolerable. You're making it seem as if they're there in person performing the acts they're reading about
Using a fruit emoji is about the same level of insensitivity, pot to kettle. A very degenerate mindset
19:36 Can we please not do victim blaming. There are good reasons to not go against a multi billionaire besides wanting to push the own career. Most victims were obviously too traumatized to speak up, and it's not like they had a chance against a celeb with the best lawyers in court. Worst case his fanbase will lynch mob them.
And he out here blowing up peoples cars and supposedly killed pac and they said sumn abt him assassinating rivals. This a guy that’s hard to f with even if u want to
I try to see both sides sure he could car bomb you and assassinate tons of people. But he could also continue to sexually assault people and do all these things, i wouldn’t even call it victim blaming, just something needs to be done and someone has to do it if they have proof. And obviously the victims would have proof or at least something to get them investigated. I get what you’re saying totally, but you gotta start somewhere and not telling anyone isn’t doing anything. I see both sides, it’s either death possibly, not being famous like that matters (I’m not famous), or this continues to happen to more and more people, men, woman, and underaged people, possibly children. What would you do? I hope I’d say something. Retrospect is insane.
“Diddy do it” gotta be the hardest documentary name ever
My parents said if I reach 10k, they'd buy me a professional camera for recording... Pls guys Im
literally begging you!.
Diddy or Diddy not
And then the closing screen will be diddy did it
@@twstdrealityfire
God damn it what didn't Diddy do?
The diddler sounds like a Batman supervillain.
Batman: "DIDDLER! STEP AWAY FROM THOSE ORPHANS"
Diddler: "You'll never stop the diddling Batman"
hahahahahahahah i love it
This is actually a Game Grumps bit.
ah yes, the notorious villain, *Diddle Kid*
Nice steal from Grame Grumps. People are such a fan of that one that there's like 50 music remixes of "diddle kid" with 100k+ views maybe try to steal less famous jokes
@@DoNotFearTheReapa ....I didn't steal anything my guy it's just an obvious joke that I bet a lot of other people came up with on their own in the comments as well. The only difference is I formatted it a little differently. I mean they're literally calling him diddler and it's obvious how Batmans villains names are said so you put 1 and 2 together and you get an obvious skit that anyone could come up with. I've never watched game grumps but I'm pretty sure it was obvious for them too. So how about you calm down there with the accusations because I'm not claiming to be Nostradamus
Respectfully I disagree with the dude laughing or smiling during the reading (especially when reading about the abuse of Cassie)
They rich white boys.
They don't know pain or trauma.
Yeah, I was thinking the same. But I chalked it up to nervous laughter.
@@Self-Aware oh yeah I can see nervous laughter happening but to me some of them were just finding it pure joy in it somehow while they were reading.
@@Jasonsonic1997 Yeah I agree, some of it was off.
It's an uncomfortable watch
I'm dying at pronouncing Cassie's name as Kacie lol.
What is so funny about that? It’s literally a mispronunciation. I bet you enjoy watching skibbidy toilet vids lmao
ong that shit was annoying me
@@Madnes7968 oMg HoW cOuLd YoU fInD sOmEtHiNg FuNnY tHaT i DoN't.
It's called having a personality. Maybe go find one?
*Edited to add: your personality is simping over youtubers and projecting your love for skat. No wonder it's not a silly funny to you.
@@Madnes7968 of course someone willing to project their love for sk@ doesn't think saying someone's name incorrectly over and over and over again is funny.
@@Madnes7968 of course someone projecting their love for sk a t doesn't find that funny.
Shout out to 50 cent for always been publicly coming after diddy because he one of the few powerful enough to not get harmed from him
You are obviously a child that doesn’t understand anything.
50 Cent is not “powerful” , he’s a nobody in the grand scheme of things and is exposed to the same things as everyone else.
The people that run the world don’t know anything about him beyond he has some level of fame.
There are only a handful of people on this planet who are truly “untouchable”.
The same way snoop called out suge knight in the 90s before he got arrested
I've been following 50 in IG. His posts have been ruthless and non-stop 🤣🤣
p diddy has touched many men...many men many men many men
@@ddl3718 snoop knew and wanted Pac killed. Snoop is a jealous guy. Suge isnt the brighest guy but he never turned on Pac. Dre and snoop did. Diddy "paid" for the murder though. Diddy also is responsible for biggies death
41:58
My sister spoke up after being groped at a party, mainly because the guy went on to r*pe a freshman that very same night and she knew he was going into a field where he’d have access to vulnerable people.
She was treated horribly by pretty much everyone involved including the r*pe victim, who feared receiving the same social exclusion. Luckily my sister was going to transfer anyway (was a major upgrade; way better campus culture where she went) and is tough enough to take it.
There were consequences for the assaulter too. He lost his place at a prestigious professional school (being vague for privacy) and will therefore no longer be exposed to vulnerable people as an authority figure in the future. Had she not spoken up, bad things likely would have happened to others.
But that’s why folks don’t speak up. She had an absolutely amazing amount of evidence, yet it made her a near pariah.
I saw someone refer to her as “the b*tch who ruined so-and-so’s life” like he wasn’t a r*pist. It’s utterly disgusting. (Idk if she saw that comment as I saw it on social media, but I know she heard others saying the same.)
People are weak AF and your sister is better for not having those weak two faced people in her life. Better to have 3 real people in your life than 100 fakes.
That is beyond awful. What a bunch of nasty people. Hope she's found a better circle of friends now.
Who cares? You typed all this, to get your little sympathy points from random people on the internet, because you can't get any attention by any other means.
@@removed7331 damn didn't know people without a brain are capable of typing out comments. Congrats on being the reason rape victims don't talk about their stories!
“everyone needs to speak out” is a hard arguement bc for all we know, they HAVE. when you have that power, you have a way of silencing those without power
Wendigoon made this hard to watch ngl
Yeah.. how does he not know how to say Cassie’s name right!?
@@_L1ONESS_he even reads her full name as Cassandra then goes back to calling her Casey in the next sentence 🙃
Not that deep
People who don't understand why people wouldn't tell in these situations haven't been around people like this and it shows. The "snitching" rule isn't really about telling on people, it's about the fact that the people you are telling on are often involved or connected with people who commit heinous crimes. If you don't want to be involved in criminal activity, you typically avoid criminals and that includes telling on people who commit crimes.
If I witnessed someone commit murder, what would make me think I wouldn't be next? The cops can't really keep people safe in situations where people hold that kind of power, historically speaking. Not everyone is in a position where they can afford to risk their lives, including victims.
This is true, but you can't be a victim your whole life. People need to have strength and backbone at some point in their lives in order to self-actualize. And if something you disagree with is happening right in front of you, and you do nothing to prevent it, then you're letting yourself down. If some a-hole thinks they can get away with crimes, for example, by intimidating you, then my suggestion wouldn't be to roll over, because then they know they've got you and can keep taking advantage of you. Instead, I'd say you should stand up to them even when there is danger because not only is that actual bravery but how you become a confident, strong person and show them you aren't so easily intimidated imo. Also, probably be armed when you do that... you know, obviously be smart when confronting known criminals. Picking your battles is important as well, since if it's a life-threatening scenario, and real life isn't a movie, you do have to consider your own safety first, but where we differ, is that I don't think that means you can't stand up to people doing bad things, just like I said, do it smartly.
@@thekamotodragon I agree with most of what you said, self-actualization is a very important part of developing into a confident and self-sufficient person. The part I disagree on is whether most people can actually stand up to life-threatening circumstances. I think it gets played out in movies a lot, but having "one life to live" sticks in a lot of people's minds. There's a certain level of bravery that goes into that, but standing up to people who will or can end your life is beyond most individuals.
I believe that humans are the bravest when we think we have other things to live for. Like people standing up to bears or surviving in the wilderness for longer than expected during accidents, etc.
The will to live is so strong that it helps people persevere through some pretty dark stuff. So I think that works against a lot of people when their life is being threatened.
Do you think there's a line we can all walk where the average person can stand up for others at risk for their own safety? Does martyrdom work when no one knows who you are?
@@thekamotodragon yeah and that's how you get k*lled. nice idealization though
@@thekamotodragon yeahhhh no, fuck that self-righteous bullshet you’re talking about lmao just like op commenter said, people who don’t understand haven’t been around people like this. Setting yourself up for murder lmao
@@thekamotodragonboooo
Say The Diddler five times in a mirror and pick up a comb, then he will appear behind you and give you a reach around.
Like how Biggie shows up when you say "Biggie Smalls" in a mirror to avange his and Pac's death by killing The Diddler and Suge
No I won’t I’m not magic bro🤣
@@petro_frBiggie smalls hates being summoned remember he don't care about vengeance
This is all about Robert Kraft & Rabbi Shmuley. Robert Kraft both knew Meek Mill and Diddy. Robert Kraft also knows Michael Rubin well.
But he’ll have a his camera and black mail you for it too
The bit at 20:15 about how people could've blown the whistle back in the 90's... I mean people got killed in the rap industry back then.
Do we not know how to read now? The name is clearly CASSIE
And Beeper😂
It was so distracting 😂
Calm tf down and drink some milk
Wish boondocks was still being made. A p diddy episode would’ve went crazy
Fr tho
Would have been crazy indeed
At least they got usher who was a victim of Diddy as a kid which explains his character in the show lol , I don't know nothing of usher but from the episode makes sense what happened to him
This is all about Robert Kraft & Rabbi Shmuley. Robert Kraft both knew Meek Mill and Diddy. Robert Kraft also knows Michael Rubin well.
Gangstalicous pt2 😭😂
I think i know why he wanted everything filmed. He wanted to use it against the people he filmed, and also, he GOT OFF on controlling people. It was ammo for the ol spank bank. With his ego, he probably also wanted a diddy biography made. He was proud of the horrible things he did. Diddy deserves to have the book thrown at him.
He wanted everything filmed because he's a spook and this is how they control people. The rest is window dressing to keep eyes away from that reality.
Gladiatorial Arena.
Yeah 100%. If you do it no one will know. If you film it you can control the person for the rest of their lives unless they willingly admit it and live with the shame.
Or a really heavy rock
It’s for blackmail same as what epstein did
How could you joke while reading this.
Diddy Kong
i think theyre making fun of him. also what do you expect??? theyre youtubers not CNN
@@milkyeyez34 True. If I'm around friends we would be cracking jokes every 2 minutes.
@@mikehasfallendegenerates usually get along with each other
@@Lev782 Bro you ain't funny and you ain't the main character. Never said I was gonna be cracking jokes while talking on serious sht like this.
From what I understand, many people Tried to come forward but were blocked or ALLEGEDLY MURMERED. .. so there’s That. 🤷🏻♀️
You know, there's a lot of talk in hip hop right now about J Cole ruining his legacy, but one thing he can never be shamed for is swinging on Diddy. Forever a legend for that shit.
Wait what? When did this happen?
@@BLUEPELICAN234 apparently in 2013
Its a shame people are saying this about j cole's legacy. Its a pretty big L what he did but why are people acting like this? Its not a big deal
@@Paul....... wait what did J Cole do?
@@zoulzopanhe tried to do a response diss track on Kendrick Lamar & it was weak af so he apologized to Kendrick lol
GHB is what people call "Date R@pe Drug" as if you take enough it's paralytic. Its also used recreationally and called "Liquid Ecstasy" but Diddy already had molly and blow i doubt that's why he had it. It also can be used as a PED for bodybuilders. I do believe using large amounts of GHB can cause memory loss too which would explain hers.
Weird they call it liquid x sine mdma is a stinulant and ghb a depressant
@@jhoughjr1
It can make you feel good that's why and when dissolved it is a liquid.
It's a shame people use it for nefarious uses
Ghb makes you horny and somewhat feeling like xtc.
But its a very thin line to overdose and a little bit to much can make you pass out .
Also highly addictive
The immediate denial by everyone was sketchy as shit.
@@FrozenDungjust like any drug, it can be used for fun or for crime, it’s all up to the individual who has it sadly.
Joe-Da-Cee (Jodeci)
that's how you pronounce the name of that group. Just wanted to toss that into the comments. They were very popular in R&B in the late 80s and early 90s. They were like the Boyz 2 Men before Boyz 2 Men except they were like "Thugs" but also all about making "Love". That was their brand and image
Yes. And, Isaiah pronouncing Cassie's name as Casey. wtf **face palm** 🤦🏻♀️
yo, I am really digging this new format
I believe GHB is the acronym for the "date rape" drug. Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid. It's a nervous system depressant - you know how people say they felt like the couldn't move while being moderately aware (depending on level of intoxication). Was originally meant to be used as an anaesthetic.
100% and you can buy it on the street becuase some people like it
I only know this because of The Hangover, Phil's drink was laced with GHB
Damn! So it’s like a chemically-induced sleep paralysis?! 😮
@@ismailasaine5454 I suppose in a terrifying way it's a very real world sleep paralysis but my explanation isn't completely flawless...
I say "moderately aware" but it depends on the amount the person had in their system/level of intox, and I'm basing that on cases with GHB where the victim remembers some of the events leading up to the assault but not everyone remembers - it does have side effects; amnesia, drowsiness if not deep sleep, slows heart rate and breathing with high risks of choking, convulsions.
@@ismailasaine5454its like alcohol but empathogenic, u wont be asleep or paralyzed unless u drink way too much (same way u can pass out from too much alcohol)
Could've warned me about the jump-scare at 0:00
@@950windmillgrovecircleorla9 nerd
real
Crazy how I am stronger than 3 kids as a girl 😊
Thanks for the jumpscare warning! That was fucking PT level shit 😱
@@950windmillgrovecircleorla9 nerd
Jodeci was one of the most popular R&B acts of the time. They were HUGE, but VERY young! I can understand them being VERY afraid of the ramifications, speaking out against the diddler would bring to them and their families
It’s so true that speaking up about things like this back in the early 90s would have led to u being shunned. Dee Barnes spoke up about Dr Dre assaulting her and was ostracised by the media because of it. Nobody wanted to work with her for fear they’d loose connections; SHE was blacklisted because the man who viciously beat her was a hot commodity in the industry at the time
I’m old enough to remember that Cassie was a rising star with so much talent and appeal, and then she disappeared from music after she got with Diddy. I always felt like that undermined her, for some reason, but never imagined all of this smh.
I was 11 when 'Me & U' was released (2006). I admired her so much for so many years. I did wonder from time to time what happened to her, but there was a huge revolving door of talent back then and I was too young to ever think far enough to question anything. Cassie deserved so much better.
I'm happy to see she immediately moved on with her life, got married and had kids. I am sure she has trauma but seems like she is hopefully doing OK.
absolutely. honestly so happy to see her get the life she wanted after living a life that traumatised her
@@evelawson59259
@@WynnWynn-gl3fk ugh. Let people be happy.
@@WynnWynn-gl3fk why comment on CZcams?
@@WynnWynn-gl3fk why does everything go dark when I close my eyes?
Given the situation, that album being called "Forever Lady" has a twisted sort of irony to it.
He called "Jodeci", Joe-Deshi.... it really bothers me😂😂😂
I haven't heard anything about P. Diddy in years and now I'm bombarded with information that makes him seem more and more evil and then just cartoonishly evil shit like "I'd kill my own mother Janice to achieve my goals". What the fuck.
Yep, it's insane, but many individuals, like 50 cent, openly talked about "allegations" and his weird behaviour! But I guess P always managed to silence or bribe those directly involved, so only rumours stayed
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Aaaaaaaaàaa
The black community been saying shit about him for years, this ain't nothing new
@@sicwitit9918they didn’t say it was
Another good quote for this would be, "Evil, I think, is the absence of empathy."
We're seeing the horrors that happened behind the scenes, years ago, now due to evidence. But what is happening right now? To your favorite musicians, actors, and online personalities? Or worse--what are they doing to others that destroys the image you have of them?
If I had to give someone useful but short advice it would be, "Don't idolize. Scrutinize."
Right. This shit is 100% going on right now. And diddy definitely isn’t the only celebrity doing shit like this to people.
From the bottom to the top, all someone needs is to think they can push without pushback, and they'll walk on everybody
@@lahmayoofor sure man. drake literally said “ain’t no party like a diddy party.” hellla celebs and rich people be on that shit 😒
@@lahmayooof course not. This is normal in Hollywood, DC, etc. The elite in this country are truly evil people.
You’d be surprised the amount of high end hotels that will brush abuse of most, if not all kinds under the rug…they have a reputation to uphold and are happy to ignore/hide/get rid of what could harm its luxurious facade…
wtf is with the giggling, name mispronunciation and sly victim blaming here??? like i'm thankful that jackson pointed out how different times are and how the first woman in the 90s would not have benefited from trying to expose him but good lord guys it's common knowledge why women are scared to report things, famous or not. you guys have also clearly read that he is completely unhinged and willing to harm people, that is something to factor in. is it really that hard to be respectful?
It’s easy for Jackson and others to sit there and say they should have reported but Diddy was very powerful and well connected and it was just as likely that nothing happened to him but she loses everything. The girl that Kobe assaulted, Ben Roethlisberger, many others that got swept under the rug. A lot of these people were in the music industry too that especially then was full of these terrible unspoken things. If you’re her you feel so much pressure of letting down your other band mates by accusing a big artist, without proof (they were shown the video doesn’t mean they had access to it, she sure didn’t) you always hear “she’s lying about being raped!” It’s terrible but you can’t blame people for being scared to come forward. Her friends that saw the video should have been the ones to support and help her come forward and be a witness, in sure she felt very alone during that time when nobody did
I've said it before and I'll say it again, celebrities and CEO are more likely to get away with ANY crime just because they're public figures.
This is to singers, youtubers, streamer, musicians etc...
Ya think?
bros new here
That should be obvious enough to understand, so long as you’re not one of the sheep who are just following and/or worshipping these celebrities and companies because you’re a fan.
I’ve been a fan of many touring bands, artists, musicians, and companies -like Disney for instance- for a long time… suffice it to say, I am no longer invested as I was back then. And for good reason.
For these people, it’s all about the money and also the power imbalance. They stay relevant because they have an influence on people and because they have a fan base or audience to sell themselves or their products to. In which that gives them the power over people they hurt or take advantage of, I.E. commit crimes against.
They either have the money to keep things hush-hush, or they have enough people who idolize them which side-steps the issues at hand.
Obviously, celebrities and CEO’s have a reputation to uphold, but it’s pretty hard to deny that for ones like P Diddy, they leave a bad image for that lifestyle. There are a lot of celebrities, musicians, actors, directors, producers, and more of course, that have committed horrendous crimes and all that does is ruin the reputation of the so called ‘glam life’ or ‘Hollywood stardom’ lifestyles and the culture. It’s clearly a messed up place in Hollywood and within those celebrity/elitist circles that normal, average Americans are finally speaking out about. May justice be served, fully and wholly by the God of the Heavens, because it’s startling how many connections to the corruption of these evil entities exist in the world.
It’s as much about “controlling the narrative” as it is about getting people to actually try and live that life , they’re all just pretending, their bullshit lives aren’t really like that but they’re trying to sell us a story, smoke and mirrors - it’s all lies, their kids hate them and their spouse is having an affair! But as long as you control the narrative, you can keep people chasing a non-existant “reality” . I haven’t explained myself very well, but I’m gonna hit “reply” anyway , soz!
I dont know about CEO's. It all depends of what kind of company you are talking about. Most CEO's dont have near as much power and influence compared to many celebreties that have been on a high horse for decades!
Truth be told, alot of this shit seems to be Hollywood related where extreme sums of money change hands on daily basis!
Slowly but steadily it starts to appear that, all of these conspiracy theories about serious perverce activities amongst celebrety elites is not a theory at all but plain truth.
Thing is, if most of the celebreties knew about these activities they are complicit in them if they didnt report it and whats worce, it looks like many of them actively took part in these activities.
What we got now, Weinstein, Epstein and now Diddy! Influencial characters known by every damn celebrety out there for a loooong time and all you hear is silence?
Some have come out and ''said'' something about this with very limited wording and by doing that they have literally been crucified or... excommunicated. Then there are some that choose to not stay in Hollywood bringing up some lame ass excuses why they chose to do so. I think that they actually know whats going on and thats why they dont stay there for too long but, their careers are more important to them and they cant be bothered with risking it by sheding some light on this hellhole!
So, i think an important piece of context that they were missing is that Diddy was a scary person to people before he was big in the industry. Diddy's dad was a real gangster, like a character in American Gangster is him. Diddy came from serious powerful crime family, it's not just the people's careers that they are afraid of losing.
Yeah his dad was a gangster not him though he is a spoiled b@%#% with insecurities
His mom moved him to the suburbs after his father passed away
Also he's a black so that explains a lot
He was basically raised with a single mother, since his father died (shot) when he was 2, he graduated a catholic school, he won a division title in football, and attended Howard University but dropped out his 2nd year. So idk how your context is relevant - other than that he didnt have a father figure. Hes just a very powerful and rich media mogul, which isnt too surprising he, and others in his position, use that to his advantage to be an asshole.
Some rappers are all talk. They might have dabbled in petty crimes, but nothing too serious, but when they are famous they are law abiding. People like Jay Z, Diddy are low life scumbags. I can't wait until they dish on Jay Z. He is probably worse.
Damn so much content that needs to be on Boondocks the last few years
"You dont wanna fiddle with the Diddle" Had me in stitches
Isaiah calling Cassie “Casey” is giving me a brain tumor
I was just gonna say that. Must've never knew a Cassandra growing up😂
Yes lol
It's funny tho cos as I was reading your comment, he DID say Cassie, and then the next time said Casey, lol.
Right like it's one thing to not know who she is but God damn at least google it because it was painful
driving me nuts.
At first I was surprised that he was being compared to Weinstein and Epstine instead of R. Kelly, until Charlie listed off all of the allegations.
My parents said if I reach 10k, they'd buy me a professional camera for recording... Pls guys Im
literally begging you!.
@@MbitaChizinig
He’s clearly the Weinstein of music
I know Jay Z was friends with both Diddy and R Kelly. Do u know if R Kelly and Diddy were also friends and if they did do all this stuff togtegrw?
Same
Pdiddy=Rkelly. Throw away the key.😊
The beavis and butthead laughter really doesnt gel with the subject matter
This reminds me of the notorious BIG movie from 2005 where Bigs’ girlfriend says “I don’t know how you can trust a guy who calls himself Puff Daddy”
Real. Also how did he get from Puff Daddy, already a gross sounding name, to P Diddy, which sounds like idk a Saturday morning cartoon villain. Also fucking dumb on both counts. (i know, given the shocking shit in this video, it means nothing, but still)
He probably murdered 2Pac!
2009, actually
@@FeenieVonKarma Ex-gf Jennifer Lopez called him that, and it stuck.
You heard big's lyrics, he was doing the same or worse than diddy
The old quote, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing” has a modern counterpoint that is likely the full mentality of the people who could have stood up and reported these things but didn't: "Snitches get stitches."
It's super-prevalent in the US. Nobody cares enough about preventing abuse, only about not being seen as a snitch.
your mixing up things only a really confused man would mix up. That was the most du mb comment i saw this year.
If they were good men they would have stood up? Therefore the quote doesn't make sense imo.
Nobody says "snitches get stitches" outside of middle school.
It's far more likely "I could lose my job." He might have someone blow up my car, burn my house down, poison my dog, etc. And he might have me blacklisted. And that applies to the "good" people who wanted to speak up, but convinced themselves not to.
For everyone else, including the other celebs that knew about it, they probably told themselves it's just how it is.
bro snitching is if someone steals a watch and says something. the fact that "don't tell anyone i sexually assaulted 4 girls, 10 minors, and a few dudes!" is an okay secret to keep in the entertainment industry is wild. i know power and greed is a corruptive mistress, it just sucks so much how paralyzed these victims are, and how rampant stockholm syndrome is and personality disorders developed. even after whatever justice happens, there's still gonna be apologists and idiots keeping the trauma alive for the victims.
@necrocertiit really depends on the context.
With domestic abuse, it's not "snitches get stitches" it's, if the abused refuses to press charges, all you've done is ruffle feathers.
With a scenario like this, it's losing out on your life's goal.
It has nothing to do with snitches get stitches. Believe it or not, every situation is unique. I wouldn't snitch on a person shoplifting diapers or food. Not because "snitches get stitches" but because I'm not a monster.
No offense to your co host but him having to hold his laughter reading everything emanates lil boi energy
Why are they laughing so much at the depictions of these peoples sexual assaults..? Wtf
hotel event director here. i have a little bit of perspective on the security footage thing. security department of a nice hotel often interacts with a celebrity's liason's directly without management being involved, to coordinate coming and going, tour buses, sweeping the floor they're on, etc, and due to leaks they keep the hotel team in the know as small as possible. if he buddied up to the security director, Diddy or someone on his team could easily arrange a deal w/ just the director to delete the footage. a lot of eventual security directors cut their teeth as security staff in Vegas, too, where one is more likely to be involved in bribe culture than any other city w/ a big hospitality presence
lol, no you don't. please stop lying. you're literally just saying shit for 100 youtube likes. if it was that serious you would be on facebook or actually attributing to any legal lawsuit. please just stfu
Im confused huh? @@ronnydee34
ps, if you google your shit, you see a line of conspiracy tweets begging for likes. dude. just stop. you're 40 years old
@@ronnydee34wut
this whole comments section is confusing. i just got here. whuh
The way he went from calling her cassie to “casey”
Drove me kinda nuts
They way they mispronounced several names that have been in pop culture for years makes them sound amateurish an un-intelligent
“Joe-deshy” 😂
@@itsbeebaby This one in particular hurt
Literally costs nothing to google one REAL interview or something that properly pronounces the victim's name. Poorly presented.
Why does wendigoon laugh while reading some of this stuff?
I love Jackson, great sense of humour - he’s my favourite appearance in yr video’s
The man’s name is Diddy. Of course he was out here diddlin
Lil Gape 😭😭😭😭
@@GarlicIsGood you prob buy pre minced garlic foh
@@UnimpressedGoose pre minced garlic is trash just buy whole garlic than cut it up after
@@GarlicIsGood no shit Sherlock
@@UnimpressedGoose this was fun until this
I’ve never felt as old as when you all were asking “what’s GHB?” Either you’re all beautiful innocents, or yeah… I am old, because it was huge back in the day.
The 90s were wild, from what little I can remember.
GHB: the rare date rape AND PED drug
Nah I'm one year older than Moist and it was a pretty big topic when I was in high school.
@@baverfjant They might know it under a different name
GEORGIA HOME BOIII
GHB (gamma hydroxybutyrate) is a depressant drug, which means it slows down messages travelling between the brain and body.
Legend has it Isaiah is still chewing to this day
what scares me most is the commonality of people this deranged. whether or not they’re powerful…
Don't think about it. He's rich, normal rules don't apply.
It shouldent, people who would even think of this type of thing are very very rare,
its easy to look at headlines and think the worlds full of Charles mansons but its really not, problem is one dude can get away with alot before hes caught especially if hes got cash
"Wake up in the morning feeling like P Diddy"
-Kesha
“Holy shit RUN!!!!”
-Everyone in earshot of her saying that
Omg forgot about that line 😳
"Yo whattup girl"
Like even saying his name conjured him
she was also abused by dr. luke, a well known producer in the industry.
"Wake up in the morning smelling like P. Diddy"
-Dan from Game Grumps
The way Charlie says "Jodeci" like Jo-desh-e hahaha
Ah yes, Casey and Wine-stine.
Y'all never heard these names spoken outloud before?
19:18 “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”
Which is an old phrase that has a complicated history, as it has been attributed to a few different ppl.
I’ve always read that Edmund Burke said this?
@@XerxesHerpescredit was given to Burke, but a british man named John Stuart Mill said this first and he took from it..."Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing"
@@XerxesHerpes apparently, that was the popular belief, but that has been disproven. The phrase is thought to date further back to 1860, John Stuart Mill.
a good man doesn’t stand by. Men need to start taking accountability for their silence as being a bad person
Wendigoon repeatedly saying Casie instead of Cassie is killin me
Diddy?
hes corny
@@IIIISai Super corny.
I thought Wendigoon was a Wendigooner. Unless it was Alex Kister.
imo it's disrespectful making a video about a victim saying u did all this research but u cant even say her name properly
gamma hydroxybutyrate illegal , the effects are like alcohol, but you can od on it very easily and was made illegal in 2000 because people were being SA'ed with it
Ain’t no party like a diddy party
Wendigoon constantly eating was just as irritating as his mispronouncing of “Cassie”
I need to start keeping track of every time Charlie says something along the lines of "I'm sure you already know who this is" or "I'm sure you've heard about this" and I have no idea what he's talking about.
Crazy how I am stronger than 3 kids as a girl 😊
0: My farts are better than Charlie’s farts 💨
Bro, have you been living under a rock? Everybody has at least heard about the recent allegations against P Diddy.
@@alonsobazo4619I love my rock and you'll never take me out of it
@@alonsobazo4619”everybody” that is into rap lmfao.
He told us all that he wouldn't stop... and he meant it.
all that needs to be known about GHB is that it's used for Date grape because people blackouts and have bouts of memory loss.
The sad thing is, is that almost every old school artist-actor-director etc have done some scummy shit and became/stayed famous none the less. The whole industry is just so goddamn corrupt its actual insanity
Diddy about to completely shake up the whole rap industry when he starts giving up names this is just the start
My parents said if I reach 10k, they'd buy me a professional camera for recording... Pls guys Im
literally begging you!.
Nah, you can't say that. Most, the actual majority, fucked off and ended up with normal lives. Some worked it into a good thing after the spotlight, some stayed in the spotlight, and in those groups there are good and bad people. saying 'almost every' is a blanket that you shouldn't throw.
@@nesamdoom So, how much did they pay you?
@nesamdoom all of these actors/celebrities know each other. How many of them were well aware of the actions of these people and could have done something about it, but chose not to because they wanted to keep their fame and money? Like Meryl Streep pretending she had no idea what Harvey Weinstein was up to despite being his closest friend and everyone else in the industry knowing. These are all morally bankrupt people if they chose to stay in the industry.
I genuinely appreciate them giving this more attention, but constantly hearing them call her "Casey" kept making me go "who tf is Casey???"
Yessssss!!! That was killing me! I was screaming Cassie at my phone. Plus they laughed a lil to much at the accusations. Kinda uncomfortable.
This bugged me so much. Like I get that it's important to get this information out there especially to people who may not be aware of the entire situation but it felt disrespectful towards Cassie, especially when her name is said right other times in the video.
@@PlAiNJaNe521 I'm hoping these are more of like a "cope laugh" like they're just as uncomfortable so they don't know what else to do
thank you, i knew I couldn’t be the only one. so disrespectful to laugh at her trauma while consistently getting her name wrong 😩
Same also 'Jodeshi' who btw was huge, irrelevant now but yeaaa😭☠️☠️☠️
"I used to grind like to shine like that" has a whole new meaning now
All these recordings and you would think they are useless, but then you watch the 33rd Blak Glass music video and see them pull out rocket launchers from under a matress.
Jodeci (pronounced Jo-de-see) might be more popular with kids who grew up with hiphop fans in the 90s. My mom loved her come Jodeci. It's just so wild to hear that members of one of my mom's favorite singers was complicit in sexual assault and abuse. And that's all the way back in the 90s. How many more popular R&B singers turned a blind eye to Diddy's crimes and shenanigans? How many really great singers have we been robbed of because this man assaulted and threatened them? I had loved Cassis on debut, but I can’t name another song of her's after "Me and You."
Same, moms LOVED Jodeci 😂 and later K-ci & Jojo lol but Devante Swing is a legit super producer
btw your profile pic is creepy as fuck
Omg not jodeci! What did they do, I grew up with my parents playing their songs :(
It's Hollywood everyone's okay with that kind of thing they'd watch your own Mama have that happen to her and not even bat an eye
not "might be more popular" they ARE more popular with people who grew up in the 90s
Instead of avoiding a criminal record, Diddy decided to break it.
It’s really so refreshing seeing popular content creators
Lol I wasn’t done but whatever it is what it is
Huh
Aint no party like a diddy party