It's even worse than you think, Diddy isn't a real billionaire, and none of the Black celebrities that were presented as "billionaires" are. They don't own their companies, they're just put as a front to sell more products to Black people. You can look at the record companies, Bad boy was a subsidiary of Motown which was another subsidiary of Arista Records (Clive Davis) which was owned by a German Conglomerate before being sold to Sony. And it's the same for every business Diddy had (Ciroc and De Leon weren't owned by him but Diageo, same for Revolt, etc..). The only black artist I thought owned her business was Rihanna and I found out she never owned it. It was financed by LVMH from the start and they quickly removed her as creative director of the brand. I hope this Diddy debacle will reveal the truth about all this fake "empowerment". Helping white people to profit more from the community while pretending to be in charge is empowering no one and it's very dangerous on a long term. They convinced Black people that it was more profitable to become Diddy or Rihanna (or worse with Meghan the Stallion and other strippers) than to study and become a Doctor/Lawyer which is the only way for minorities to succeed long-term. Before his legal issues, Diddy was pretending that he was paying one of his exs workers Jung Miami 500k a month (as if it was true..) Of course, it is false, he never paid her that much (actually she was paid as a marketer for DeLeon by Diageo) but I've seen so many young girls believing it and thinking that no job is better than being used sexually by a guy 25 years older..

Say it again for the people in the back!

Yes. I'm trying to figure out when I'm out and about running errands....why come!!!!!! Why come!!!! Why are all these young black mothers walking around barely clothed here in Detroit and the surrounding suburbs. I don't see the Arab women, European women, Asian Women, and others etc

@@ociphressblacks have always been naked or topless in Africa so don’t let that part make you stereotype anybody cause your not stereotyping those folks this has nothing to do with diddy

@@FATTSAKRECORDSTV I know plenty of people from the different countries of Africa ..Noooooo they wear clothes...they also dress well when not in native garb. You sound so brand-new... Don't respond...I can tell you are very cultured or world traveled

@@ociphressit’s more places in Africa that are topless then clothes

Actual slavery still exists...one example was after Gaddafi was killed, they (and by they, I mean the West/US/Britain/Germany/Israel and the "white" Arabs) enslaved black Africans in Libya.

Yep. Look at kpop

i support the black businesses that support black community, a local electrician/plumbing company trains and employs young black men and women so I support it, the rest good luck to them

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Clive Davis and his bosses (German executives from UGM) have been behind Diddy since the start. He was the one behind Bad Boys Records, the Motown and all the music labels presented as "black". Even in his businesses Diddy never owned anything. Diageo a white company made fortunes on Ciroc by marketing it as "black-owned". Same with Revolt, it has never been "black-owned" the owner is another rich white dude. What's Black for sure in Diddy's world are the artists he stole from, raped, abused and trafficked. That's what he brought to the black community, more enslavement and abuse.

I'm amazed he thinks he could have owned an NFL team. If he had paid for one, it would have been a multi-million dollar rental. They'd STILL own it even if he bought it.

Clive Davis came out gay at 70yrs old...No role model

He's the reason why The Cheesecake Factory exists.

@@williamwalsh1533 😂

They're the only ones who can get empowered... teaching one another how to get Uber rich at our expense.

They were to stupid to realize their was a Juniors Down the Block on Time Square. Yes. It’s been there that long. He has no talent and can’t find it in others.

None of their careers went anywhere. E. Ness is currently battle rapper but he was the only talented one, didn’t even belong on the show. He probably would have been right where he’s at without Puff. But you don’t see his albums getting any publicity and it’s probably because he dealt with Puff. That should tell folks right there what happens dealing with him. These types of people talk up a big game like they’re black leaders, but all they end up doing is selling a white-owned corporation’s subcontracted cologne and suits or liquor and shirts. Just like Avon and Amway. They’re basically just street team nigaz for high-level corporations.

They should have walked off the show.

@@ralphlowrey Malcolm X warned black people a long time ago that entertainers, musicians, actors and the like, are not leaders (or role models).

Not me. I knew what they were coming in. If Old Celebrity got bad secrets, New Celebrity is worse. And this next crowd is gonna be worse than this one. Keep paying for it, everyone.

Not me. I don't put faith in entertainers and Certainly not the Diddler

In their defense, they also introduced all of those "brothers and sisters" to the world. They gave them an avenue to create wealth on their own. The best way to do this is to tour non-stop👈 And the point is THIS: Fame is fleeting, and if they didn't manage their money properly, when it was rollin' in, that's on them. If they got caught up with drugs, sex, and alcohol, that's on them. If they ran through their money trying to take care of EVERYBODY, that's on them. Charge it to the Game 👈

What do you mean by that and why'd you throw in Marlon Brando?

​@@olilumgbalu5653READ A BOOK! 😂

Bingo 👈 Other than the IMF, the Illuminati, and Skull & Bones, the NFL is the biggest old boys club in the world👈 To get in, you gotta have all your 💩 in one bucket👈

people want to believe black people can make it rather than fight to make it a reality.

Just like they said Tone, Yvette & JT Pocketwatcher were broke haters warning about TREF... Undefeated track record and folks STILL be in their feelings 🥴

We don't want visibility. We don't want "representation." We want the factory.

Diddy opened a school.

@@williamwalsh1533 that is a charter school funded by the government, he doesnt own it

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Even though Hip Hop, rap was founded by ADOS, so was Country, Blues, Gospel, Rock and Roll, etc. ADOS controls none of those financially, Hip Hop either.

That lady is lowkey racist. She plugged Bollywood and Punjabi too hard. It’s not the end of hip hop, just the end of mainstream

From Memphis. Economic benefits of that era is non-existent.

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Just like the millennials...

Thats usually how god works …

@@RocknRobby 💯

As the only ADOS owned software company Uhai is a knowledge sharing and collaboration software to connect, collaborate and communicate. I have tried numerous times to connect and initiate dialogue.

It's all a big fantasy.....I doubt he even has the capital to even make a DENT in a company with a $100,000,000,000 price tag 👈🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

100 rappers collectively can’t buy TikTok 😂

Maybe they found it when they raided his cribs.

THE FEDS RELEASED IT. THEY FOUND IT AFTER THEY RAIDED HIS HOUSE. CRITICAL THINKING IS IMPORTANT. This wasn't a conspiracy. Yvette is a nut! She loves making up conspiracy theories

​@mykelc205 that's what I thought, but that brought me back to the question of how it got "leaked?"

Cassie had a copy of this video too.

​@mykelc205 No, I think somebody in the law enforcement community tipped him off about the raid, so he made sure that those houses were so clean, you could eat off the floor by the time the FBI got there🤣 He got EVERYTHING outta those houses....that's why he hasn't been arrested or charged....🤔 I think either his handlers or his security leaked that tape. Definitely somebody from the inner circle. Ain't nobody stupid.

They've tried before. At best, a flash-in-the-pan craze. Fads always fail. The Latin Grammys were moved out of the US.

So true.

Was does kneeling have to do with black empowerment or activism? Kneeling is a form of submission.

​@@olilumgbalu5653 It's a mark of "submission" if you don't understand anything about it. A mark of "reverence" if you do.

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​@@olilumgbalu5653Low key triggered JayZ fan alert .Do you remember chicken George Hove bragged about owning the Brooklyn Nets and only owned a 16th of one percent.His best business moves was marrying Beyonce

all the black billionaires are fake creations, other than Oprah who at least owned her show she may even be slightly less. Even the 'business' ones are shady as hell, looks like they were the chosen ones put there to shut the collective up.

I used to love Rihanna, but realized the collective is under a deep spell learning her business moved just like the old robber barons to become a "billionaire" and we cheer. So much work to do 🥴

You haven’t seen the memes with pics of Diddy & the #BlackExcellence hash tag? I remember having this discussion circa 2016 & everyone celebrating two alleged Black billionaires & believing that their existence suggested endless possibilities. I had a man almost punch me over my resistance to it. Use the wayback machine or Google search & go back 5-10 years. Or go read some of the comments under old videos about Diddy, mine or anyone else’s. You’ll see the craze clearly.

@@BreakingBrown I’m sure you’re right. I guess I just think different, but I have to remember a lot of people don’t think like me.

​@@BreakingBrown someone actually tried to put hands on you over an opinion?!

Diddler…..LMAO😭

Busted Underdog cape wearing…..😁 Why did he hit that girl? Wearing a towel. Really?

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I just read the tea leaves. It’s always been there. All you have to do is pay close attention.

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