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People have been seeing any random celebrity with a picture of Puff and automatically accusing them of participating in puff's bullshit. Folks are weird

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These people only care about gossip and getting a hit tweet

[Annie]

People have been seeing any random celebrity with a picture of Puff and automatically accusing them of participating in puff's bullshit. Folks are weird

!!!
These people only care about gossip and getting a hit tweet

True, these pics are not evidence..it's not illegal to go to a party. People are doing too much.

[𝖘𝖖𝖚𝖎𝖉]

People have been seeing any random celebrity with a picture of Puff and automatically accusing them of participating in puff's bullshit. Folks are weird

!!!
These people only care about gossip and getting a hit tweet

True, these pics are not evidence..it's not illegal to go to a party. People are doing too much.

But this pic proves that Aretha was recruiting young boys and girls for Diddy. She already got the camera ready for the footage so they can blackmail the victims later.

[Annie]

People have been seeing any random celebrity with a picture of Puff and automatically accusing them of participating in puff's bullshit. Folks are weird

!!!
These people only care about gossip and getting a hit tweet

True, these pics are not evidence..it's not illegal to go to a party. People are doing too much.

But this pic proves that Aretha was recruiting young boys and girls for Diddy. She already got the camera ready for the footage so they can blackmail the victims later.

I heard Diana Ross edited the vids  there are pics of her and Diddy, must be true

[stillpretty]

I think previous rumors about certain celebs combined with a pic with Diddy is what's really fueling these theories

Otherwise none of the gossip or theories would be believable and could even be laughable

Such as the Aretha example above.

But without evidence or statements from possible victims it is still indeed speculation and some imaginative thinking.

[stillpretty]

Example:

This video of Jay seemingly attacking/hitting a Black woman

I remember debate about whether he was joking or not

But he didn't look like he was playing. In my opinion.

There is stuff out here about Jay that lends to an idea of him not exactly being Mr. Poppins behind the scenes.

Doesn't mean this Diddy collab stuff is true but I can see why it gets traction.

[RAY7]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

[stillpretty]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

id say a lot of people may not know this backstory

this was my first time hearing all of this

so if we're speaking to why these theories about his possible involvement with Diddy are actually getting legs and traction

it still makes sense and really isn't "weird". unless people for sure knew the context behind instances like this (and for sure know its factual) and STILL run/ran with it

and i just want to point out that just because a woman doesn't complain about something, doesn't mean something wrong wasn't done to her - past or present. a "well she aint complain" angle is a lil dangerous - for any situation.

especially when men of great power are the topic of discussion

[RAY7]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

id say a lot of people may not know this backstory

this was my first time hearing all of this

so if we're speaking to why these theories about his possible involvement with Diddy are actually getting legs and traction

it still makes sense and really isn't "weird". unless people for sure knew the context behind instances like this (and for sure know its factual) and STILL run/ran with it

and i just want to point out that just because a woman doesn't complain about something, doesn't mean something wrong wasn't done to her - past or present. a "well she aint complain" angle is a lil dangerous - for any situation.

especially when men of great power are the topic of discussion

it's the fact that ppl dug this up and put their own spin on it that is weird. If nothing came of this and we weren't there when it happened how is it logical to just insert our own conclusions to the story?

[stillpretty]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

id say a lot of people may not know this backstory

this was my first time hearing all of this

so if we're speaking to why these theories about his possible involvement with Diddy are actually getting legs and traction

it still makes sense and really isn't "weird". unless people for sure knew the context behind instances like this (and for sure know its factual) and STILL run/ran with it

and i just want to point out that just because a woman doesn't complain about something, doesn't mean something wrong wasn't done to her - past or present. a "well she aint complain" angle is a lil dangerous - for any situation.

especially when men of great power are the topic of discussion

it's the fact that ppl dug this up and put their own spin on it that is weird. If nothing came of this and we weren't there when it happened how is it logical to just insert our own conclusions to the story?

well there's no "spin" to put to it

the video clearly shows Jay Z putting his hands on an unidentified woman, with a look of anger in his face.

if anything, it's literally calling a spade a spade.

id say the video is appropriately titled: "Jay Z hits/shoves a woman"
when u click the video to play it, that's what you see happening.

[RAY7]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

id say a lot of people may not know this backstory

this was my first time hearing all of this

so if we're speaking to why these theories about his possible involvement with Diddy are actually getting legs and traction

it still makes sense and really isn't "weird". unless people for sure knew the context behind instances like this (and for sure know its factual) and STILL run/ran with it

and i just want to point out that just because a woman doesn't complain about something, doesn't mean something wrong wasn't done to her - past or present. a "well she aint complain" angle is a lil dangerous - for any situation.

especially when men of great power are the topic of discussion

it's the fact that ppl dug this up and put their own spin on it that is weird. If nothing came of this and we weren't there when it happened how is it logical to just insert our own conclusions to the story?

well there's no "spin" to put to it

the video clearly shows Jay Z putting his hands on an unidentified woman, with a look of anger in his face.

if anything, it's literally calling a spade a spade.

it's definitely a spin
It's clipped from the full movie removing the original context. The woman wouldn't be "unidentified" if you watched the movie because she's featured in a few scenes and gets to speak. It's titled "shocking video!" But this has been out for decades and no one was "shocking" all this time. It's clearly painting the situation as a serious altercation, with no knowledge that it e

[stillpretty]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

id say a lot of people may not know this backstory

this was my first time hearing all of this

so if we're speaking to why these theories about his possible involvement with Diddy are actually getting legs and traction

it still makes sense and really isn't "weird". unless people for sure knew the context behind instances like this (and for sure know its factual) and STILL run/ran with it

and i just want to point out that just because a woman doesn't complain about something, doesn't mean something wrong wasn't done to her - past or present. a "well she aint complain" angle is a lil dangerous - for any situation.

especially when men of great power are the topic of discussion

it's the fact that ppl dug this up and put their own spin on it that is weird. If nothing came of this and we weren't there when it happened how is it logical to just insert our own conclusions to the story?

well there's no "spin" to put to it

the video clearly shows Jay Z putting his hands on an unidentified woman, with a look of anger in his face.

if anything, it's literally calling a spade a spade.

it's definitely a spin
It's clipped from the full movie removing the original context. The woman wouldn't be "unidentified" if you watched the movie because she's featured in a few scenes and gets to speak. It's titled "shocking video!" But this has been out for decades and no one was "shocking" all this time. It's clearly painting the situation as a serious altercation, with no knowledge that it e

can u share the full video that shows their entire interaction in that moment?

i mean that would immediately put an end to any questions

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r u the district attorney

[stillpretty]

r u the district attorney

[DopeSoul.]

He really does look serious
However context matters, this is a scene from the Backstage Hard Knock Life tour documentary
The female is called Chaka and they are friends till this day. He was being rough with her like one of the guys. She has never complained so it's weird to victimize her just to prove a point (not you Afro)

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Punk bitch