So the new Netflix series on Diddy - currently at #1 in TV shows - doesn't really get into it until the fourth episode but finally seems to confirm some of Whitney Webb's reporting, at least according to the eyewitness account of Lil Rod. This man worked extensively with Diddy on his last album in 2022. 

Lil Rod saw the surveillance network in Diddy's Miami home. He says he was drugged repeatedly. He alleges that Diddy showed him gay pornography and that he would wake up naked with Diddy in bed with him. He says there are things he doesn't want to talk about that he believes happened to him. 

He said that he was present when Diddy and/or his son Justin shot a man whose name he didn't know and had it covered up with no investigation. That man disappeared and no one who was present spoke about the event afterwards. Lil Rod provided video of the bloody bathroom where he alleges the shooting took place from after the victim was transported to the hospital.

This is independent corroboration of Webb's reporting. There are other small details throughout the series that lend her article even more credibility.

All I can think of is how badly abused Justin Bieber and Usher probably were by Diddy as minors, not to mention that there are undoubtedly countless other victims, some of whom were also likely minors. He has left a trail of victims in his wake who will probably never speak out in detail because of blackmail, shame, trauma bonds, etc.

There is a video of the Day26 members on YouTube where Que talks about some kind of abuse by Diddy that they were part of where all of those grown ass men end up crying and have to take a break to compose themselves. It was pretty damning on its own but now it's even an more compelling indication of Diddy's exploitation and brutality against young, vulnerable artists under his oversight.

In some ways, Diddy seems worse than Epstein because of the numerous questionable deaths, court cases and incarcerations that have surrounded him for years. The similarity is in how he has largely escaped accountability for any of it except for a conviction on a couple of very tangential charges.

One Label Under Blackmail - Diddy/Epstein