Previously deleted footage of Kanye West making bold claims against Diddy and other celebrities just reappeared at an interesting timing.
It coincides with the police raids on two of Diddy's homes earlier this week, which were purportedly related to an investigation into sex trafficking.
Since then, Diddy's attorney, whose real name is Sean Combs, has criticized the "witch hunt." But it's nost just the police that appears to be going after Diddy.
Some previous interviews and video clips related to Diddy, reinforcing the idea that he could be involved in sex and drug trafficking have also emerged (i.e Usher's interview, Justin Bieber's video clip). Who are those behind these resurfacing clips and photos is unclear.
Kanye West's 'Diddy is a Fed' Video Resurfaced
This time, another video, from an earlier Drink Champs interview showed up. It went viral a few months ago, but is now being reexamined after Diddy's home raids.
It purportedly shows Kanye attempting to discuss an agreement some celebrities have reached to avoid going to jail.
The interview from October 2022 saw Ye alleging that certain celebrities are a "fed" and enter into deals with law enforcement that would allow them to stay out of jail.
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The deals include blackmailing others around them, particularly celebrities as well.
The resurfaced outburst however, specifically mentioned Diddy, with Ye referring to the star by his previous name, Puff Daddy.
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In the blast, the Gold Digger rapper ranted, "The reason why you gotta talk is because you did a deal, you f*****g fed! That's why you've gotta come at me, because part of the deal for you to be able to do all that and get out of jail is that you promised that you are gonna go pull my card.
Later, the interview video vanished. For it to just disappear must means something already, but for it to suddenly reappear at this opportune time? Could be hinting something. Watch the whole clip below:
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