Sean "Diddy" Combs Docuseries Produced By 50 Cent Officially Set At Netflix

[spliz]

He might not be a deadbeat but getting your kids caught up in your shyt doesn’t win you father of the year.

Most of his activities have been in private. As u can see by the trial. Diddy a wild nikka but his kids have been well taken care of this was even said by Kim Porter that he was a good and present father and took care of another nikka kid as well(Al B Sure’s). U know whodraggin his kids into shyt including his twin girls? Social media and mentally ill “fans”.

 

[Mister Terrific]

Poor damn Lil Rod Diddy definitely got a type. Type of dude that would be like bootywarrior in the clink.




Patrice told yall what it takes to be wealthy. It’s taking food out of other people’s mouths. P Diddy used a bunch of people more talented than him and put them on predatory contracts. Like the lawyer reading the paper work and saying “you’ll be famous but not rich and famous” was WILD.

 

[EzekelRAGE]

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[LevelUp]

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[EzekelRAGE]

I guess all that begging to not pardon Diddy shyt, that 50 did to Trump paid off or Diddy refused to cut a check big enough

 

[TGainz]

I guess all that begging to not pardon Diddy shyt, that 50 did to Trump paid off or Diddy refused to cut a check big enough

Probably both

 

[I love Latina women]

Finally watched this late last night

Nothing new was revealed other than Biggie paying for his own funeral

Everything else was shyt that’s been online for years or recently

 

[FlyBoy718]

Yes, they are liable. They don’t have rights and didn’t go through the proper channels to obtain that material. That’s why 50 talking about releasing the rest on YouTube to be petty. Netflix will eat it because of the subscribers they’re earning and assuming a lot of them will keep their subscriptions.

They were told not to release it.

That's not how it works dummy. And you clearly don't understand that civil liability and criminal liability are 2 different things. The videographer was paid and said it was his sub contractor who stole the footage and sold it to Netflix when he was not authorized to sell it. And Netflix didnt check with Diddy before releasing it. Diddy sent them a cease and desist as well that they ignored. They are toast and will have to pay up in the civil lawsuit Diddy files.

These takes didn't age well at well

 

[Nigerianwonder]

These takes didn't age well at well

How so? Was there an update I missed? He appears focused on his appeal and getting out in the next few months. He will likely wait until he is out (and possibly winning appeal) before going on the offensive. He has plenty of time to sue.

 

[mson]

Will Diddy Take Legal Action Against Netflix? A Spokesperson Shared Their Take

Will Diddy spend even more time in courtrooms in 2026?

www.cinemablend.com

 

[FaTaL]

Will Diddy Take Legal Action Against Netflix? A Spokesperson Shared Their Take

Will Diddy spend even more time in courtrooms in 2026?

www.cinemablend.com

It will be hard, he never paid for the footage so does it still legally belong to him?

 

[FlyBoy718]

How so? Was there an update I missed? He appears focused on his appeal and getting out in the next few months. He will likely wait until he is out (and possibly winning appeal) before going on the offensive. He has plenty of time to sue.

If the lawsuit had any legal merit, it would've been taken off Netflix already. He has enough money to have his attorneys attend to his appeal/early release and Netfliz suit at the same time. He literally just sued NBC a few weeks back.