June 6, 2025 • 91 mins
The courtroom erupted with tension as Jane Doe (Victim #2) took the stand in Sean "Diddy" Combs' sex trafficking trial, recounting how their relationship transformed from romantic bliss to coercive nightmare. Her testimony mirrors Cassie Ventura's earlier allegations about "freak-offs" - orchestrated sexual encounters with male sex workers that Diddy would watch and later join.
What makes this testimony particularly damning is how it establishes a pattern crucial for the prosecution's RICO case. Jane Doe explained that when she tried refusing these encounters, Diddy threatened to stop paying her rent - textbook coercion under sex trafficking laws. Many watching the trial are only now understanding that coercion doesn't require physical force; it can operate through financial control and emotional manipulation.
The drama intensified when Judge Aaron Subramanian threatened to remove Diddy from the courtroom after catching him nodding and staring at jury members during witness testimony. This courtroom behavior reflects the same boundary violations described by multiple victims - a man who believes rules simply don't apply to him.
Perhaps most revealing was the Los Angeles Times article highlighted during our discussion: "At Sean Diddy Combs' Trial, the Women Testifying Are on Trial Too." The piece examines how, despite decades of progress, victims still face the same scrutiny that sexual assault survivors encountered 232 years ago in America's first rape trial. Questions like "Why didn't she leave?" and "Why did she keep texting him?" reveal our collective failure to understand trauma bonds and victim psychology.
Jane Doe's testimony will continue for several more days, with expectations that she'll eventually detail physical violence similar to other victims' accounts. The prosecution appears to be methodically building their case, demonstrating that Diddy's behavior wasn't isolated incidents but rather a systematic pattern of exploitation.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Wake up, wake up.
It's the Flow Show no Filterand Diddy had a damn meltdown
and we got to talk about it.
But first let me cover my ass.
Now, diddy, the thoughts, viewsand opinions shared on the Flow
Show no Filter are foreducational and entertainment
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purposes only.
I am not a professional, I amjust good.
What is up, my good people?
I don't understand whatFacebook is doing, but we're
going to make it work.
(00:43):
Come on in there.
Happy Friday, tgif.
Good morning Shannon.
We got a lot to discuss today.
Yesterday unfolded.
Good morning Steph.
Mr Told you so Flow Right againas you come in the door.
(01:04):
Please like the live and sharethe live.
We got a lot to discuss today.
Man, how many of y'all saw thattrial, or not saw the trial, but
witnessed what was going on?
Good morning I dreamer.
This was crazy.
This was crazy.
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Did he get threatened to getkicked out of the courtroom?
50 Cent has entered the chat ina totally crazy way and wow.
All I can say is that's justhow this trial goes A
rollercoaster ride.
One day, the prosecutionwitness is taking a beating and
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having a rough day on the stand.
Itty bitty diddy had a winabout the size of his Tootsie
Roll.
Little itty bitty win daybefore yesterday.
Little itty bitty win Daybefore yesterday, but yesterday
he got cooked Extra crispy,extra crispy, and it's something
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that I told y'all.
I've literally laid outEverybody and everything going
on this trial months.
How many months ago did I tellyou all about this witness when
nobody knew?
I mean, it's getting to thepoint where I'm actually going
(02:39):
to have to change my name to MrTold you.
So I literally spelled out Icould take when some of these
developments happen.
I could literally just take my,I could just take my content
from like two months ago andpost that video and it'd be
relevant right now today.
If you've been following me,you know I spelled out the whole
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50 Cent and his baby mama andher being one of the victims,
and I even told you she was avictim and this hasn't come out
yet, but I believe she was withDiddy the day of the arrest.
That's how she got wrapped upin it.
I've already said that inprevious videos.
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What's up Q?
I said that in previous videos.
Remember, I said Diddy wasliterally having a freak off the
day he was arrested.
Go back to my social mediapages.
(03:49):
Go back to my episodes on theflow show, no filter.
I literally spelled all thisout already.
But when it comes to fruitionit's just even crazier.
It's just even crazier, it's.
(04:16):
I could not believe it becauseI was so true and I was so on
point with it.
But this witness slash victim,she knows a lot.
And let me tell you somethingelse about this new victim, who
they call him victim to 50 centsbaby mama, did he put hands on
her?
She hasn't got to that pointyet.
(04:38):
Good morning Lily.
She hasn't got to that part yet.
That's why I said this.
They were crying in thecourtroom I'm hearing yesterday,
so let me bring everybody up tospeed.
So victim number two they'recalling took the stand yesterday
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and she told the same story,kind of similar to Cassie Diddy
swooped in like a Romeo andJuliet kind of story.
He love bombed her, dated heron a hotel balcony, they had
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their first date.
They even traveled to Turks andCaicos.
He was the ultimate gentleman.
And then she said one day hestarted proposing this fantasy
and she said she was kind ofwith it, just to kind of please
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him.
And she said one day she wouldbe interested.
He said no, how about today?
And before she knew it.
She was lined up and put in afreak off blender.
He called up a sex worker namedDon Don pulled up and it was
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the same routine as Cassie.
It was the same routine.
He wanted to watch her have sexwith a sex worker, then have
sex after.
We don't got to get into thoseitty bitty details.
You could take the mohawk offthe man, but you can't take the
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man out the mohawk.
Then she said she thought itwould be maybe a one-time thing,
or maybe every now and then,every blue moon.
But every time she lookedaround, diddy wanted to freak
off.
He wanted to freak off to thepoint where she got tired of the
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damn freak offs.
But by this time he's payingher rent.
He's basically paying her tofulfill his sexual fantasies and
pleasures.
And when she says, sean, Idon't want to do the freak offs
anymore, he said well, if youdon't want to do the freak-offs
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anymore, I'm stopping payingyour rent.
And that's when coercionstepped into play.
A lot of people don't know whatcoercion is.
This trial, if it's doinganything, it's educating people,
because there's a lot of peoplewho don't understand shit about
the law and they don'tcomprehend what they're hearing
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or reading.
Like the reading comprehensionis not up to par.
Coercion Let me look it up fory'all so we can explain what
laws are being broken and howthis makes it RICO and all of
the above.
What is coercion, which is oneof the laws that will add up to
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RICO?
Coercion is the act ofpersuading or forcing someone to
do something by using threats,pressure or intimidation In
legal terms, especially in casesinvolving sex trafficking.
It also includes withholdingbasic needs or support to force
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compliance.
So I'm going to do this alittle bit louder for the people
in the back.
So I'm going to do this alittle bit louder for the people
in the back.
You know the flow community,who we meet every Monday through
Friday, 730 am here on YouTube.
The flow community knows whatthis is, but I'm talking to the
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people out there that don't know.
Withholding basic needs orsupport to force compliance,
like saying I'm not going to payyour rent if you don't
participate in this freak-offfilled with AstroGlide and baby
oil.
We have laws for a reason.
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It's a shame how many peopledon't hold men accountable
because they have money and fame.
Someone said in the commentswell, just like Cassie, she
wanted to do this and she signedup for it.
That don't have shit to do withthe law y'all, court, that
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don't have shit to do with thelaw y'all.
If victim number two signed upand said, hey, diddy, I want you
to put a bullet in my head, ifDiddy put a bullet in her head,
his ass would be going to prison.
If she signed up and said, hey,I want to be thrown off this
balcony, and Diddy threw her offthe balcony, his ass going to
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prison.
My point is, whether you feelthey signed up for it or not,
the accountability rests on theshoulders of the Dittler Mohawk
Diddy, itty Bitty, diddy withthe Tootsie Roll.
No accountability, diddy,whatever you want to call him.
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We have to stop trying to makeexcuses for monsters Because
guess what, the minute he doesthis to your daughter or your
mother, all bets are off, I bet.
So quit acting like, becauseit's not your mother or your
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daughter.
Quit acting like he deservesgrace, because he don't.
We haven't even got to the partwhere he put his hands and feet
on this poor girl, because youknow, on the flow show, no
(11:45):
filter, filter.
We so far ahead of this case.
We have to wait for the rest ofthe world to catch up.
I told you about this victimmonths ago, I told you about
this victim weeks ago and nowI'm telling you about this
victim today as she sits on thatstand.
(12:07):
She has three to four more daysof being on the stand, y'all.
I hold these monstersaccountable and by holding these
monsters accountable that I'mpointing to this Diddy monster
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and anybody like him.
I'm not only sending a messageto Diddy.
What people don't realize isI'm actually sending a message
to the rest of the world.
You fuck with one of mine.
Your ass got problems.
To the rest of the world.
You fuck with one of mine.
Your ass got problems.
Point blank, dot period, nocomma.
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People don't understand.
This is why I'm loud about this, because I have women in my
family.
I have a sister, I have nieces.
I have a sister, I have nieces,I have a mom, I have aunties, I
have friends, and the one thingthis world don't know is if you
fuck with one of mine, I amgoing hard on your ass.
(13:20):
No ditty.
So a lot of people don'tunderstand.
They might think it's all aboutditty.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
This message is for anybody thatthink they're gonna do this
ditty shit to any of mine.
You already know how I'm gonnareact and I think that's very
important message for me to putout, because I don't play about
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mine and my family, we don'tplay about our women.
So you can comment,knuckleheads can come in my
comments all they want, but Ilove it because you heard me and
you know one thing if Flo goingthis hard on Diddy, you know
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damn sure you better not touchone of mine, celebrity or not or
whoever you are, just becauseyour women aren't protected,
because you are enamored by afamous person.
Don't project that shit on me.
Don't project that shit on me.
Don't project that shit on meJust because you, in the
(14:28):
comments making excuses forDiddy and all the women in your
family, looking at your commentand saying, damn, we ain't
protected, worth shit.
That's your problem, that'syour choice.
Don't project that on me, thaton me, because when the women
around me, the women in myfamily, the women connected with
me, when they see my post, theysay to themselves well shit, if
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anything ever happened to me,flo got my back and that's all I
care about.
I'm not here for no creepstrying to make excuses for men.
That's beating the hell out ofwomen, manipulating them and
using what a woman is againstthem.
A woman tends to lead byemotion.
A woman is there for really.
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She really loves you, and soyou're going to manipulate that
shit and then think you're notgoing to be held accountable or
make excuses?
Fuck out of here.
So before I get into thisarticle, I'm going to say one
more time don't project yourweak-ass shit on me.
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The message I put out on myplatforms every day is that if
you're a woman, you deserve tobe protected, and if you're a
woman in my circle, you damnsure protected.
That's my message.
If you want to put out themessage that Diddy ain't did
nothing wrong, he don't need tobe held accountable, free Diddy.
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And all that sending a messageto your daughters, your mamas
and your aunties that we ain'tgot no protection, that's your
weak ass fault.
All I know is one thing Y'allsaw me walk the streets of New
York, puerto Rico, wherever I'mat, I don't get nothing but love
.
So whoever them creeps in thecomments is they don't exist in
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real life.
Let me plug my laptop up.
I'm on fire today.
Y'all I got to plug my laptopup.
My battery's going out.
A dead battery can't save you.
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The kitchen is open on Friday.
I'm cooking Flo's kitchen isopen on a Friday.
But I think this is how sillythey look and, like I said,
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y'all saw me walk the streets ofnew york.
I didn't have no hecklers, Ithem creeps in the comments.
They don't exist in real lifebecause all everybody was saying
is I love your content, I loveyou, bro, good job.
Uh, all of that and I'm walkingaround smiling.
Not to mention, I'm one of thebiggest dudes at the trial and
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so I'm sure nobody too quick towalk up on me.
I ain't no little dude.
You see me in person.
You're like damn he about bigas that voice.
But I'm not a bully, I juststand for what's right, and in
my family we told to be heldaccountable.
But let's get into thesearticles.
(17:51):
Yeah, they might be bots.
They gotta be bots because theydon't exist in real life.
I ain't had one person in mytwo and a half to three years of
doing this.
I've never had one heckler sayany bad word or anything
negative to me in person, ever,and so that's how I take it.
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Y'all comment creeps don'texist, but we're going to get
into this.
Another thing happened Diddy hadto be reprimanded.
We're going to talk about that.
But let's get into Jane Doe.
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Since I've already been talkingabout it.
Let's talk about what shetalked about on the stand.
Let's get into some details.
And here we go.
Don't let me forget to talkabout Diddy Ass almost getting
kicked out of the courtroom andhe just got a huge warning too.
Don't let me forget that.
Y'all you go, flo bro.
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Desi said oh yeah, desi,because I don't play.
See, I like telling themstraight to their face why they
hiding behind fake accounts withno picture, no followers,
nothing real about them.
But they want to come in mycomments.
I'm putting my face on it.
I ain't hiding, I put my faceon it Exactly anything I'm
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saying.
I'm standing on it.
I ain't hiding behind no fakepage trying to talk shit.
I'm front and center.
Why?
Because I believe in what I'msaying.
I feel bad.
Thank you for the super sticker,angie Angie399.
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Thank you for all the superchats and the super stickers.
As y'all know, I love to eatgood, so all the super chats and
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Greedy flow is what they usedto call me.
(20:08):
So I appreciate all the superstickers and anybody else want
to.
Hey, peace up A-Town downAtlanta.
I love the content, brother,Thank you.
So let's get into this.
Hey, look, y'all keep themsuper stickers, like yesterday,
them super chats and superstickers.
Keep me on here.
I was on about probably 30minutes longer yesterday than I
(20:30):
was supposed to be because y'allkept sending me them super
chats and super stickers.
So if y'all want me to hold meon here longer, I'm going to
give you a secret I love to eat,so them super chats and super
stickers.
It's hard for me to leave whenthey coming in, so let's go.
This is News.
Nation Says Jane returns to thestand in the Diddy trial.
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And a matter of fact, remember,yesterday I told y'all that
this witness was about to bringthe house down.
I told y'all that yesterday Iwas like, and she's about to be
on for like four or five days.
I told y'all that yesterday Iwas like, and she's about to be
on for like four or five days.
I told you imagine what sheknows.
No, I had Rasta Pasta.
I couldn't find them for LesMignons, but the Rasta Pasta had
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all the goods in it.
It's the best Rasta Pasta onthe island.
Like this ain't just no regularRasta Pasta.
We travel to get thisRastaapasta on the island.
Like this ain't just no regularRastapasta.
We travel to get thisRastapasta.
So just, I want y'all to knowthis Rastapasta ain't no average
Rastapasta.
So anyway, jane is identifiedas victim number two.
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Says she was in the relationshipwith Diddy up until the arrest.
The relationship with Diddy upuntil the arrest.
This Diddy was so flagrant hewas having a freak off.
He was having a freak off theday of his arrest.
They said we wasn't even tryingto arrest this dude, but we got
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him under surveillance.
Yeah, he trying to have a freakoff right now.
Go arrest his ass.
They didn't even want to arresthim that quick.
He was just supposed to turnhimself in and they looked
around he trying to have a freakoff.
They said we got to arrest thisfool now early.
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People had to come in on theirday off because this dude
ordering Astro Glide and BabyOil and trying to have a freak
off with, I believe, who wasthis?
Jane, victim number two.
This is a big reason how shegot caught up, but remember she
was also on the raids On thevideo and they discovered during
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the raid that it was her,apparently, but a woman under
the pseudonym Jane, will takethe stand again today.
The legend she performed Dayslong Sexual events at the behest
Of the disgraced music producer.
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It's shameful.
Some of the people that don'tknow Understand that this is
against the law.
I want to say what type of worlddo y'all think we live in?
We don't.
This ain't no free for all.
I want to say what type ofworld do y'all think we live in?
This ain't no free-for-all.
Thank you, munoz.
Y'all about to keep me on hereextra time again.
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Munoz, thank you for the $4.99super sticker.
Watching all the way from Kuwait?
Yes, I would agree.
Somebody said watching from no,no, no, I don't want to make, I
don't make excuses for people,but I will agree.
Peace up A-Town down.
Thank you for the $5 supersticker, but somebody from
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Kuwait said would I agree he's asex addict?
Yes, amongst other things,agree, he's a sex addict.
Yes, amongst other things, he'sa sex addict.
He's a control freak, he's anarcissist and he's spoiled,
rotten.
He's actually a grown adult whostill has a child mind.
He's still spoiled like aspoiled kid.
And I'm just being honest.
(24:25):
This person from watching fromKuwait, asked would you agree
that he is a sex addict?
Yep, amongst other things, likeI said, a narcissist, a control
freak, a spoiled brat, amisogynist, all of the above,
just evil man.
And I'm not up here saying itcause I'm no hater.
Like I told y'all, I grew upthe biggest fan of Diddy of
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anybody.
I had a bad boy chain.
I rocked a shiny red suitduring my music career, my
journey.
I wanted to be signed to BadBoy.
I would have gave my left armto be on Bad Boy and to be
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Diddy's artist.
Back then he was Puff Daddy,but I didn't know he was a
monster and that's why you neverquestion God.
As bad as I wanted it, god saidno, no, no.
And I was so talented I couldnot understand what was holding
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me back and I thank god that henever let me get signed a bad
boy and he never let me succumbto all of the freak off.
And I'm so glad Y'all, I waswith 50 Cent and Floyd
Mayweather, manny Haley, keishaCole's manager, matt Diddy.
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I was so much in the mix that ifI was one of them freaky
bastards I would have been atthem freak offs.
I could have been.
I just was never interested inthat shit.
But what if I did?
I wouldn't even be able to dowhat I'm doing today Because
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they'd be pulling up tapetalking about look at Flo, at
the freak-off, with all thatbaby on an astral glide.
Which is why, when somethingdon't work out for you, never
question it.
Never question it Because ninetimes out of 10, somebody's
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saving your life by that.
I was talented.
I was invited to a lot ofstrange things.
I just never, ever.
I was always just as focused Iam now on my career as a
podcaster.
I was focused on being a rapper.
I didn't want to be.
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I wasn't trying to do all thatextra shit.
I was strictly there to push mymusic and take my career to
another level.
I was never interested innothing outside of that.
Lucky for me.
I tell my friends all the timeif I was a freaky bastard, I
could have easily been involvedin a lot of this stuff because I
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was there, I was around, sothank God, but anyway.
During her testimony this comesfrom News Nation Jane said she
participated in what she calledHotel Nights, where she engaged
with male sex workers underDiddy's instruction, similar to
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ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.
Cassie Ventura called thesefreak-offs.
Now another thing has just beenestablished, which is important
for Rico.
What is that?
A pattern, see, this justwasn't a Diddy and Cassie thing,
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because Cassie out the picture.
And what do we still see?
Drugs, baby oil, astroglide andsex workers.
That's another importantcomponent of Rico.
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Somebody say he's a sexualdeviant.
He's a nasty monster, a manchild junkie, a Dittler.
Everything happens for a reason.
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Yes, ray, I wouldn't trade whatI'm doing now for no damn rap
career at all, especially notbeing with Diddy.
I wouldn't trade it for theworld.
But that's why I say we neverknow.
You know, we don't know.
We have our plan, but God seesour plan and laughs because he
always has a better plan.
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And I think I'm so thankful,I'm so thankful.
That's why I tell everybodythat don't worry if it's not
happening the way you think itshould happen.
Just be patient, just bepatient.
But there's a pattern, andthat's another thing.
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When you're operating anenterprise and this is
considered to be a criminalenterprise, the prosecution
needs to show that this is apattern.
And if you're seeing the samething you saw with Cassie and
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now you're seeing the same thingwith this new victim too,
called Jane, a pattern has beenestablished, coercion has been
established, sex trafficking hasbeen established.
Let's continue.
We cooking today, ain't we?
Flo, flo, community Flo, thebreakfast crew, everybody on
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Apple and Spotify, I hope y'allbeen going to Spotify and giving
me as many five stars as y'allcan, these little Mohawk itty
bitty.
Ever since I started callingthem itty bitty.
Ever since I started callingthem itty bitty ditty, they done
dropped my Spotify to 4.8 stars.
You know we five stars on everyplatform.
We can't have that, so I needall my Spotify people.
Or even if you don't, even ifyou just go to Spotify, go to my
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podcast, the Flow Show, noFilter, and give me them five
stars.
Let's get it back up to a fivestar rate.
We don't got time for theseitty bitty ditties.
So jane identified that she metdiddy on a girl's trip with a
friend who was actually datinghim at the time in 2020.
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She exchanged phone numberswith him after spending time on
his yacht and visiting his homeon Star Island, and then it went
crazy from there.
According to Jane, her andDiddy had their first date
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January 2021 in Miami.
She said she fell head overheels In May 2021,.
She said the relationship took aturn when Combs expressed his
interest in her engaging withother men and sexual activities.
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See, we heard this from DrHughes, the expert who testified
about these toxic relationships, these abusive relationships,
how they work.
And so when she fell head overheels she was in the love
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bombing stage.
Remember, dr Hughes said thesemen will love bomb you.
Show you all the love andaffection, be the nicest guy you
ever met in your fucking life.
But it's all a setup.
And once the hooks are in, incomes the manipulation life.
But it's all a setup, and oncethe hooks are in, in comes the
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manipulation, in comes thehidden agenda, in comes what it
was all about Walking you downthis path into what I call the
freak off blender.
And he turned it on high when hebrought up these sex acts with
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these other men.
She said it seemed like hewanted that and it was turning
him on.
So I did it.
After she agreed Sean did hisco's personal assistance.
So I did it.
After she agreed Sean Diddy'sco-personal assistants, namely
Christina Corm, who will betestifying, diddy's chief of
staff, her ass in hot water.
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She had two choices.
Christina Corm had two choicesTell on Diddy or have her ass in
the prison, right next to Diddy.
I think you know what she chose.
So once it was like she said,okay, I don't mind.
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He set up the freak off rightthen.
And there that day, that momentshe said even she was taking it
back like damn, I wasn't reallyready right then, but here I am
.
She said after she participatedat the hotel in the first night
she felt excited, but thatquickly changed.
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As she said she did not want tohave sex with other men all the
time, she just wanted Diddy.
Jane said she told Combs at onepoint that she didn't want to
participate but that theproducer responded by.
Diddy responded by saying hewould no longer pay her rent If
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she refused.
Remember coercion?
This is the textbook letter ofthe law of coercion.
But yet you still have jerks inthe comments talking about this
.
Ain't no coercion?
Like?
Read something y'all or googleit.
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Just get out of the commentswith that mess.
Jane says she told Combs at onepoint what do I do?
Judge ordered that the court andthe overflow don't display
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jane's testimony to ensure heridentity remains confidential.
There's no way.
First of all, 50 cent has beenputting her out here the whole
time.
She is a social mediainfluencer, a public figure and
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the details of her testimony aredetails that only 1% of the
world are going to have.
How many women's baby fathersknow and have problems directly
with Diddy?
So I applaud the court, butwhen you're talking about a
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public figure, who has dealtwith a public figure, who has a
baby father of a public figure,ain't no confidential identity.
Let's just be real on this one.
Now, if she was some regularperson that was living a regular
life, that's one thing.
But she's a social mediainfluencer with millions of
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followers, has a son, father whohas problems with Diddy.
50 Cent immediately posted himand her, his son, saying what
the fuck, the minute she startedtestifying confidential.
It's just not gonna happen onthis one.
I'm sorry.
I, you know I'm the truthteller.
I can't just sit back and actlike I can't.
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Just, you know I can't go withthe bullshit.
I mean, I know they're trying,I appreciate the court, but
that's damn near like sayingyou're gonna keep diddy's uh
identity confidential.
It just ain't happening withthis one.
It is what happens when you'rea public figure.
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This is what comes with thegame.
50 Cent has millions andmillions 30, 40, 50 million
followers.
He immediately posted a pictureof him and his son and said
what the fuck when she testified.
Not only that, but he has putout numerous articles.
He was the first person to tellus that his baby mama was a sex
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worker for Diddy.
So you know, I applaud thecourt.
But I'm just being honest onthis one y'all this ain't.
The whole internet knows whoshe is, every blog, it just
ain't happening on this one,sorry.
But oh, hey, boo, thank you forthe super, super sticker $1.99.
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I appreciate it.
It all goes to feeding hisbelly and letting greedy flow do
his thing.
Uh, somebody said all moneyain't good money, that is, you
can say that again.
Right, 50 cent been trollingand saying oh my little smacks
worker like I.
I think you know what the judgedon't know.
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The judge, I'm sure, is notfollowing 50 cent and all this
social media.
So the judge actually is justdoing his job and really thinks
that she can, uh, be confident.
Help be confidential, but thisain't the one.
This ain't like Mia.
Mia was confidential and couldbe held confidential, but when
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you're talking about that's likeif Oprah get on the stand and
they don't say her name, we'regoing to know it's Oprah.
I'm going to tell y'all it'sOprah.
So when you're a public figure,that's what, that's what.
Okay, thank you, steph.
Steph says I gave you five,five stars.
Thank you, steph, I appreciateit.
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So, uh, she will be testifyingsome more.
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She will be testifying more.
We got more days, like I toldy'all.
Y'all know I've been tellingy'all from the beginning about
everything that's happeningbefore it's happening.
The Flow Show no Filter is themost educated audience when it
comes to the Diddy trial and itain't even close.
We have to wait for the rest ofthe world to catch up with us.
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So, like I told y'all a longtime ago, she's going to get
into him putting his hands onthis Jane Doe victim number two.
She ain't even got to the heavystuff yet.
Yesterday was just the introToday.
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I think today they might getinto the violence.
I don't know, it's no tellinghow much she actually knows.
So she may know so much thatthey might not even get to the
violence today, but I think theywill.
Seeing that this is a Friday, Ithink they want to end and have
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the jury actually thinkingabout this all weekend.
So I'm pretty sure they'regoing to get into the violence
today.
Yep, yanni said yep, yep,victims are allowed certain
rights in the courtroom, yep,which I agree with, but what
happens out the courtroom is outto judges' control.
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That's a great statement.
Thank you, yanni.
Yeah, 50 Cent is trolling downbad 64, san Jose.
Thank you for the $4.99 supersticker.
Super chat, she says goodmorning.
Thank you for all your coverageon this case.
You're doing a great job.
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I appreciate that.
I appreciate that.
So, oh shoot, we got anotherone, a big one.
Hold on, let me go back.
Something else happened.
Something else happened.
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Something else happened.
Y'all Judge had to threaten tokick Diddy out the damn
courtroom, and this right here,in a nutshell, will tell you
everything you need to knowabout Mohawk Diddy, aka Itty
Bitty Diddy with the TootsieRoll.
The judge had to threaten tokick his ass out the courtroom
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and bar him for good, becausethis idiot is nodding and
shaking his head and staring atjurors the whole time.
He don't respect no rules, nolaws and nobody.
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Good morning, patricia.
The judge is doing a great job,but what kind of guy did?
He is nodding and shaking hishead at jurors.
He don't respect no law.
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He breaking laws all the way.
To the end of this whole thing,he going to continue to break
rules and break laws.
Thank you, sir, for the $9.99super sticker.
I appreciate it.
I will be eating good today andthis weekend.
Thanks to y'all eating goodtoday and this weekend, thanks
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to y'all.
Somebody said, yeah, he can'thelp himself.
He can't help himself, he can'tlive without freak-offs, he
trying to have a freak-offbefore he turn himself in and
caught more charges because ofthat Ridiculous.
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Somebody said he had.
Did he have Gina, daphne andYoung Miami in the same room at
a party?
Like he had Kim and Cassie inthe same rooms at parties?
Did he have a pattern ofbehavior?
He said, sure do, thank you,kami, but yeah, like somebody
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just said, he's been breakinglaws.
Ever since he's been in jail,he's been breaking laws and he
has, and now he's staring at thedamn jurors nodding his head.
Let's get into that.
So this article comes fromharder fly.
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Judge threatens to remove SeanDiddy Combs from courtroom for
disrespectful behavior duringtrial.
The judge overseeing Diddy'strial threatened to expel him
from the courtroom for trying tointeract with the jury members.
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Listen to this y'all.
While all eyes are on SeanDiddy Combs for his ongoing sex
trafficking and racketeeringtrial, the case is just getting
more and more clear, withseveral victims testifying
against Diddy.
In the most recent news fromthe court, the judge overseeing
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the case has threatened toremove the music mogul from the
courtroom.
Has threatened to remove themusic mogul from the courtroom
Because he's looking at the juryin an intimidating way and
nodding furiously.
What in the entire?
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During the lunch break for thetrial, after the jury left the
room, judge Aaron Subramaniansaid that he noticed how Diddy
was looking at the members andnodding at them during the
cross-examination of BreonnaBongola.
Breonna testified against Diddyfor allegedly dangling her off
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the balcony of a 17-storybuilding.
The judge warned Diddy'slawyers that if he sees Diddy do
those gestures again, thentheir client can be expelled
from the courtroom.
He also elaborated that noeffort should be made to
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interact with the jury members.
You got to tell Diddy that hecan't nod and intimidate jurors.
This dude is a piece of work.
This dude is a piece of work.
This dude is a piece of work.
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If I was the juror and he wasnodding his head at me, I would
give him the finger.
He's nodding at the juror.
I wish the juror.
Thank you everybody.
Shout out to Debbie, debbieToll for becoming a new member
of the YouTube community.
I appreciate you.
Debbie Means a lot, it means alot, it helps a lot.
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But if he looked at me y'allcan see me on this screen If
Denny was nodding his head andlooking at me, I'd be like
basically telling I'm about tovote guilty my dog, but see,
they'd kick me off the jury.
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So you can't have flow on thejury because they'd kick me off,
because I'd be going right backwith his ass.
Oh, you nodding.
Let me tell you something.
I'll be, I'll be, I'll makemouth gestures.
Guilty motherfucker, how aboutthat?
Yep, how about a guilty?
How about a guilty boat?
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Itty bitty, diddy.
They should do this While Diddywas nodding at him.
The judge should have said Ittybitty To C-Roll.
See, they can't have me In thejury.
The judge would have been tokick me out.
I'll be like what?
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You nodding at me, itty bitty.
You know what this mean.
You ain't intimidating me.
So anyway, the judge had totell him we about to kick your
ass out because you don't knowhow to act.
If this Diddy is acting likehe's doing so many things, that
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just points to his guilt.
It's ridiculous.
He's not even respecting thecourt.
He's not even respecting thecourt rules.
I wish I was on that.
I wish I could be in that juryand sit in that jury box just
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for five minutes, just so Icould send him a message back
when he tried to nod his head atme.
So so many people act like theydidn't understand, but this is
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something we have to get intoy'all.
Los angeles times did a verygood article on this sean diddy
combs trial, and he and thisarticle talks about something
that I've heard plenty of womensay in my comments and I've
heard plenty of women DM me thisand I just thought it was
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fitting that I've been hearingit so much in my comment section
and on my social media pages.
I thought it was fitting thatLos Angeles Times did a very
eye-opening piece about thissubject.
This is Los Angeles Times.
It says at Sean Diddy Combs'trial, the women testifying are
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on trial too.
Let me repeat that the sad partabout this is Diddy is supposed
to be the only one on trial,but these victims coming forward
telling their stories have alsobeen sadly put on trial.
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Listen to how this articlestarts off.
I encourage you to read thisarticle on your own after this.
It's in LA Times.
It's called At Sean Diddy CombsTrial, the Women Testifying Are
on Trial Too.
This is a powerful piece.
Check it out.
It starts off like this Did shescream?
(50:40):
Was it loud enough?
Was her dress torn enough toprove she fought?
These were some of thequestions faced by a 17-year-old
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, lanai Sawyer, in 1793 duringone of America's first great
trials, which ended in anacquittal for a wealthy man who
assaulted the teenager.
Let me say that again Did shescream?
Was it loud enough?
Was her dress torn enough toprove she fought?
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These are the questions thatthis 17-year-old, who was great,
was asked way back in 1793during America's first grape
trial, and it led to a wealthyman being acquitted.
Article goes on to say as weget to week four and this
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traffic can shine, diddy comes.
It's become depressingly clearthat the more things change, the
more they remain the same.
Oh yeah, tune in.
We going there.
See, at the Flow Show, noFilter.
We go places that these otherpodcasters and YouTubers, they
can't go where we go.
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We not only deal with the trial, but we deal with the issues,
the underlying issues going onin the trial, and you got to
have a certain kind of mind forthat.
The more things change, themore they say the same,
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especially when it comes to howwe treat survivors of sexual
violence.
Despite almost a decade of theMe Too movement, the woman
testifying against Combs are ontrial, just as much as he is and
just as much as Lana was 232years ago.
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232 years ago, diane just saidsomething that I've had so many
women say in my comments and DMme.
She said that's why women don'twant to come forward and
testify.
They always tear women down onthe stand.
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Listen to this.
Tell me if you've heard thisquestion or any of these
questions.
Why didn't they leave?
Why did they text diddyfriendly notes?
Isn't this all about justcashing in?
Once again, women are beingasked to explain not just what
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happened to them, but why theyreacted the way they did.
It's our collective ongoing needto police and scrutinize how
women react to trauma, whilesteadfastly refusing to learn
anything about trauma.
Is that not what I preach hereon the flow show?
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No filter, nobody.
Everybody wants to askquestions and question the women
about how they reacted to theirtrauma, but nobody wants to do
any research and learn aboutthis trauma and what it causes.
(54:31):
If y'all know, I'm a bigadvocate of learning.
I don't pretend to know whatwomen go through or know
everything about a woman'strauma.
But what I will do is I willlook this shit up and I will
either ask or do my own research.
I'm not going to sit up hereand ask why did she stay.
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I'm going to look up the trauma.
I'm going to look up thepsychology behind it.
Maybe there's an answer deeper.
Y'all know I've preached thatmany a times on this show.
Nobody wants to go look andfind out that information is at
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our fingertips.
Let me continue.
For a lot of folks there is aperceived right way to react to
sexual violence Crying, begging,pleading, running, fighting,
shouting really loud, reportingit to the police immediately.
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And if a woman Fails to dothose things, she must be lying
or she must have been a willingparticipant.
It's embarrassing y'all.
People act like there's onlyone way To react to shit.
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And if you don't react, peopleact like there's only one way to
react to shit.
And if you don't react the waythey feel you should react in
their egocentric world, if youdon't react like that, you must
be wrong, you must be lying, youmust have wanted it.
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Case in point Bill Mayer'srecent unfunny rant about Cassie
Ventura, the woman at thecenter of Diddy's allegations,
bill Mayer, in a monologue, asignorant as it was self-assured,
argued that he could understandwhy women in the past were
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hesitant to come forward withallegations of abuse and instead
may have thought if I can't getjustice for my pain, can I at
least get a receipt, a coupon?
So, dismissive of the realbarriers women continue to face
in the legal system to assumegreed is why women seek civil
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penalties instead of criminalones, of criminal ones so
disingenuously classes to throwcoupon in there, an unsubtle nod
to the stereotype that victimsare poor and opportunistic.
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La Times did their thing withthis article.
The timing of this article wasperfect.
The message in this article isperfect.
The sentiment in this articleis perfect.
Sadly, bill Maher is far fromthe only one to attack Cassidy.
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Even President Trump, who hasbeen found liable for the sexual
assault of E Jean Carroll, wentso far as to hold out the
chance of a pardon for Combs ifhe was convicted.
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And since they mentioned Trump,let me talk about the elephant
in the room, mr Told you so, whocaught a lot of flack.
And y'all know that on the flowshow no filter.
I'm not, for.
I'm an independent.
I speak for the people.
I'm about the people.
So I'm not against Trump, forTrump, for Trump for Biden,
against Biden.
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I just deal with everything asit comes in front of me.
But if y'all been following mefor a minute, y'all know that I
said that Elon Musk and Trumpwould fall out.
I said there was tensionalready brewing and I caught all
kind of heat from Trumpsupporters and Elon supporters.
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They were DMing me.
I didn't know what I'm talkingabout.
I need to stick to this, stickto that.
Well, where y'all at now?
Because Elon and Trump are damnnear going nuclear on each
other and I'm not even going togo into detail.
All I'm going to say is theycall me Mr Told you so Flo, for
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a reason.
See, I don't have no narrative.
I'm genuine.
When I say Elon Musk and Trumpare going to fall out, it ain't
because I'm hating on them.
I hope everybody performs well.
I hope Trump does a greatpresidency.
I hope Elon get a kajillionkatrillion dollars if he wanted.
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But if I see something in frontof me, I'm going to say what I
see.
Simple as that.
And of course I call all theflat and I was, you know, a
borderline.
It's borderline like a text,almost to try to say, all right,
(01:00:09):
I'm done.
But, like I told y'all, themost frustrating part of my job
is just waiting for the chickensto come home to roost, because
once they come home to roost,nobody comes and say, damn Flo,
you was right, my bad, damn Flo.
(01:00:30):
I attacked you and you knewexactly what the hell you were
talking about, but it don'tbother me, because y'all been
following me.
I do this all day long.
Every day I call out shit, waybefore it happened.
It's what I'm known for, so I'mused to taking the flag and
sitting back and taking thepunishment.
(01:00:51):
And then I got to wait for mytruth to be revealed and nobody
who attacked me will come backand say, damn Flo, I apologize,
you are absolutely right willcome back and say, damn Flo, I
apologize.
You are absolutely rightBecause in my mind, anybody that
didn't see that Trump and ElonMusk would eventually go to war
(01:01:11):
on each other.
To me it was common sense.
A lot of these things that Ipredict aren't even big
predictions to me.
It's like to me, anybody withcommon sense would have saw this
coming.
But I ain't even going to gointo that.
I just thought, since theybrought up Trump, it was my
perfect time to tell you, mrTold you.
So Flo did it again.
Let me continue.
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Mayor went on to say things havechanged enough that women
should be expected toimmediately report any abuse or
assault.
Let me say that again.
Bill Mayer said things havechanged enough that women should
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be expected to immediatelyreport any abuse or assault.
Don't tell me any more aboutyour contemporaries account that
you said to two friends,friends 10 years ago.
Tell the police right away, helectured.
Don't wait a decade, don'tjournal about it, don't turn
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into a one-woman show.
Most importantly, don't keepeffing him.
Amy Carpenter, an assistantprofessor at the Peace Studies
University, told me she doesn'tagree with Mayer, to put it
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gently.
We have a tendency to think ofvictims as either deserving or
undeserving of care andcompassion, and a lot of that
depends on the way they presentthemselves.
In Cassie's case and some ofthe other women, the abuse went
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on for years.
It's likely that she and othershad a trauma bond with Diddy,
as do many survivors oflong-term sexual violence,
whether through sex traffickingor intimate partners.
Excellent article.
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If you have a chance, pleasecheck out that article.
I believe you gain a lot fromit.
It is a very long article.
I'm not going to do the wholearticle right here, but I just
wanted to touch on the keypoints and I thought especially
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for mainstream media LA Times.
I was impressed they don't doarticles like that anymore, like
where they're actually divinginto a deep undertone and
underlying stuff that we'regoing through.
(01:04:14):
But today y'all Jane gets backon the stand.
But hey, listen, the thing Iknow about is you in my chat
baby.
So, like I said, I walk aroundcomfortably smiling.
Y'all are very y'all have somuch courage in the comments
like this, whoever this personis.
But for three years I walkaround smiling and ain't none
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one of y'all ever said shit tome in my face and y'all never
will.
So I don't respect anythingy'all say in the comments.
All I know is you following mearound.
I'm not following you around.
You following me around, I'mnot following you around.
You following me around, I'mnot following you around.
You are so insignificant Iwouldn't know how to find you if
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I wanted to.
So just keep tuning in to themotherfucking best and sit your
ass down and relax and learnsomething, because the first
thing you're going to learn is Iain't worried about any of
y'all.
I walk the streets of New Yorkand everybody show me love,
because that's what the fuck itis.
Ain't nobody worried about?
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None of y'all.
In the comments, all I say iswhat you're going to do about it
.
Typing in the comments ain'tgoing to do nothing.
What you're going to do aboutit Either way you watch it.
I wish I would type tough inthe comments you got the wrong
one.
Matter of fact, like my dad,like my people used to say
(01:05:41):
actually you got the right oneBecause I ain't going to get.
I ain't blocking nobody.
I want him to see this, I wanthim to see this, I want him to
see this.
I ain't got to block him.
What I'm blocking him for Do anelephant block an ant?
No, he just let him keeptalking until he do a little bit
too much, and then he justtakes a step forward and
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squashes little ass.
I ain't got to block nobody.
Who in the comments?
Like I told you, I've beenwalking around three years
saying what I want to say,smiling and getting love In the
comments.
They John Bone Jones In thecomments.
They Mike Tyson In person.
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They don't exist.
All I know is they watching me.
I ain't watching them.
Exactly Not either.
If you got.
If you a baby or a bandit, juststand up and say it proudly
Because you ain't got nothingcoming here.
You actually just free content.
(01:06:43):
You just free content.
Nobody takes you serious.
You in the comment sectiontrying to talk tough, you got to
be loud.
Are're 10, 12 years old?
Coming up on my platform?
Yeah, he itty-bitty, itty-bitty, itty-bitty.
He want Pup to he hoping Pupput him in a freak off Nine.
(01:07:10):
Either Let him know that Pupain't going to put him in a
freak off EAR-9, either Let themknow that Puff ain't going to
put him in no freak off with himand lather him up with baby oil
.
But that's what we go through.
You got people who just don't.
They'll put their own mama in afreak off blender as long as
Puff do it.
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Yeah, lily said this is yourplatform.
Screw the assholes who wantgenuine and just poor excuses
for human beings.
Yeah, they just jealous.
They jealous because I canstand up to somebody like Puff.
I don't got to kiss his ass.
They got to kiss his assbecause they scared.
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They can't stand up to somebodylike Puff.
I don't got to kiss his ass.
They got to kiss his assbecause they scared.
They can't stand up to nobody.
I stand up to Puff the commentwarriors.
I go one, be a hundred andain't nobody even said as much
as an unkind word to me in myface, yet Not one.
So of course I let them in thecomments, because all they do is
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push out the content even morethe more comments they leave.
Yeah, they can't even spelllying.
Like liens are on houses.
I don't have any liens on myproperty.
He come in here talking aboutliens on properties and mortgage
liens and car liens and autoliens, but I told y'all that's
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the one thing about a Diddysupporter.
They aren't the most educatedbunch and I'm just being honest.
They say their limitedvocabulary is a free pop Like.
They can't speak in actualsentences and explain anything.
(01:08:54):
They just have phrases Free pup, this ain't no truck, but no
explanation, no explanationabout how he's innocent, no
explanation.
They can't articulate this iswhy he's free, this is why he's
innocent or this is why the lawis incorrect.
No, no, no, that's way toocomplicated.
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The extent of their vocabularyis free pup, pup, free me.
Free pup, pup, pup, free melean.
Come on, man, how am I going toargue with that?
I feel compassion for that.
Free pup, lean Pup free.
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No Rico Me, no see, no Rico Me,no see.
I can't even argue with that.
Hey look, y'all know I love adebate.
I love for somebody who canarticulate maybe why he's free,
I mean why he's innocent.
I love a good debate.
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That's how I learn, so I'm nota person who gets upset.
I want to hear the defense, Iwant to hear the
cross-examinations.
I want to hear people who maybe a Diddy supporter.
I want to hear them articulatewhy the law might not apply.
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But what's not going to do itis free, puff me, puff.
No Rico me, no see, no Rico.
Like.
What is you talking about?
Man?
Use your words.
(01:10:43):
Y'all ever had to tell your sonor your daughter to use their
words.
Like use your words.
Use some sentences.
Google some laws.
Like come with some educatedresponse.
Google some laws.
Like come with some educatedresponse Me no, free puff.
Ain't going to work.
But the crazy part about it isthat's like 99% of the Diddy
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supporters, it's very limitedvocabulary.
Like I said, I'll be wanting tohear another.
I'll be wanting to hear anotherside.
I get bored hearing one side,my side, but it's hard to find a
Diddy supporter who canactually articulate why the law
doesn't apply, explain how theyfeel he's innocent.
They can't do that.
All they can say is free puff,no Rico.
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So we'll continue.
Itty bitty, ether, ether withthe itty bitty beaker is using
his itty bitty words and it'show you going to use itty bitty
words and misspell them,motherfuckers, how you going to
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be working with a four lettervocabulary and you can't even
spell four letter words.
Come on man.
Come on man.
I feel compassion.
Man, pick up a book.
You don't need to be worriedabout Puff being free.
Puff handling that.
Puff got $100 million worth oflawyers handling that.
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He don't need no lean, nobodytalking about he lean.
He don't need that help.
That ain't no help.
That's actually making him lookworse, because the only people
supporting him is people whocan't spell lying.
That's not a good look forDiddy.
You're not helping him.
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It's actually provingeverything that we're saying.
So, anyway, jane will betestifying today.
See, jane will be testifyingtoday and I'm telling y'all she
is definitely about to get intosome of this violence, because
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one thing about this prosecutionthey get into the heavy stuff
pretty quick and she's going tobe on the stand all day today.
I'm going to tell y'all now Ithink it's going to be a
courtroom full of tears.
I'm just predicting that.
I think today is going to beone of those days.
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I think it's going to be one ofthose days.
I think it's going to be one ofthose days where, by the time
we get to the end of the, by thetime we get to the end of
today's trial testimony for Janevictim number two, I think she
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I'm pretty sure she's going toget into the violence and from
what I'm hearing, diddy messedher up with violence.
Yeah, they say bro a lot.
Yeah, they say bro a lot.
Yeah, either got the hell outof here, either feel like.
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You know, either he was likeeither I get the hell out of
here, or either my ass about tobe toast, he's like shit Diddy.
Hey, either said Did Diddy youon your own, either, or but, uh,
it's all good, I love him.
Man, you don't do what I'mdoing and be worried about
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trolls.
I've been getting trolls since Iain't had no followers.
I had trolls before I hadfollowers, but the way I cooked
the trolls gave me so manyfollowers.
I love the trolls Because mymind think quick, so I tear a
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troll up before he even knewwhat happened, I send a troll.
Next thing, you know, after atroll get done with me, they
sitting on somebody's couchtalking to a psychiatrist and
the psychiatrist said whathappened.
He said, well, shit, I tried totroll Flo and he read me like a
book.
So fast my head spin.
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I have a quick mind.
My comebacks come like this Iwas legendary for my smart mouth
in elementary school, but itwas always a retaliation.
I never was a smart aleck tonobody, but I was always the one
.
You say something to me and youthink you thought because I was
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quiet, you thought I was aneasy win and my comeback was so
legendary you never tried itagain.
That was always me.
I was just a little guy in thecorner who minded his business,
but if you throw a shot at me,I'm coming back with a bazooka
that you never saw coming.
So anyway, so anyway.
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That just show you how realmine is.
This straight off the top ofthe head freestyle Come at me, I
will have a comeback in secondsthat will ether anything that
you've ever said.
So I love the trolls because itgives me an opportunity to do
what I actually do best.
I'm just not a person who looksfor conflict.
I'm not a person who looks toharass people.
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But if you come at me I'll belike this Come on with it.
I guarantee you can't keep upwith this mind.
When it comes to trolling, Iwas the smart alley kid trolling
, I was the smart alley kid.
But anyway, y'all thistestimony is going to go from
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today at least, also Monday,tuesday and they're saying even
Wednesday, but at least it'll beFriday, monday and Tuesday for
sure.
When Diddy was picked up.
When Diddy was picked up andarrested and if you go back it
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seems like a long time ago, butif you remember when Diddy was
arrested, they wasn't supposedto arrest him that day.
I know it was a long time ago,but if you could remember, we
talked about it on the show.
Actually, they picked him upearly and many have speculated
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they did that because he wasabout to flee the country.
But that wasn't it.
Because he was about to fleethe country, but that wasn't it.
They picked him up earlybecause they said this fool
doing a freak off right now.
So not only do we don't wanthim to continuously break the
law right under our nose, but ifwe arrest him now, we'll have
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more evidence to add to thisindictment.
And so I believe he was withvictim number two at the hotel
Because, if you remember, theyfound $9,000 to $12,000 in cash.
That number has fluctuated.
(01:18:30):
At one point they said almost12 grand, another point is nine
grand.
They found baby oil.
It was baby oil, it was cash,it was drugs.
Hell, I think Ether thegentleman that was just in the
chat, I believe he might've beenthere, the gentleman that was
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just in the chat, I believe hemight have been there Ether was
being a peep in time, perhaps Idon't know, but I believe victim
number two was there becauseshe said she dated him all the
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way up until his arrest.
So there's no telling what sheknows and what she is told Very
comfortable yeah, wear no shirt.
Yeah, and look the thing aboutthe no shirt.
The people who, my day ones,they know the no shirt has
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meaning.
And to those that don't know,you just got to do some research
.
But I love it because it'ssomething that me and my day one
shares, a message that we sharethat nobody else knows and
it'll be like that forever.
It means a lot to me and itmeans a lot to them because they
understand the story.
So I actually love it and Ilove that it makes it.
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It's funny, because when peoplesee me in public, like they saw
me at the court in New York,it's like a running joke,
because they say it's actuallyfunny to see me with a shirt on.
And I say it's funny to mey'all seeing me with a shirt on,
and I say it's funny to mey'all seeing me with a shirt on.
But let me thank the subscriberswho make this possible.
(01:20:18):
I will be going.
All my VIP subscribers I willbe going to.
I'll be going back to New Yorkthe weekend of, like the 20th
June 20th.
I will be back in new york.
I enjoyed that so much givingy'all live real-time coverage
and anybody who who is recentlyuh, signing up for the 23
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membership let me put it in thechat uh, you will get all of the
exclusive uh content that Ialready dropped.
Um, you will get it, even thecontent that you may have.
You will get it, even thecontent that you may have missed
, all the newcomers you get allof it.
It's amazing.
I'm looking forward to goingback to.
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I look forward to going back toto New York If you want to sign
up for the $23 membership orjust support the show and get a
$3 membership, which also getsyou the exclusive content.
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Just gets it to you a little bitlater.
You can do the link in the chat.
Later you can do the link inthe chat and you can click the
link in the chat and either geta $3 membership just to support
You'll get exclusive content aswell or you can get the $23 one
where it's actually VIP Diddycoverage when I'll be in New
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York and it's going to just bemy flow on the go.
The $23 membership is actuallyhelps me travel and I want to go
to different cases, go todifferent events and give all of
my people hands on in theirface coverage.
And so sign up if you can.
If you can't, you're alwayswelcome to join and listen to
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the show for free.
You know, our motto is nobodyleft behind.
But since I got a lot of peoplein here and maybe some haven't
heard the story and y'all havebeen supporting me, so for those
I will tell it one more time.
See, when I started doing thisjourney, I started off content,
creating and making videos forevery family who needed it.
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It wasn't about justcelebrities at all, it was about
the families in the inner cityand people who had missing
children and all of that.
I helped them and it wasn't.
I didn't cover just one case ata time like I do now.
I would cover and report everysingle case I could get my hands
on.
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And if you know about most men,when we are at the house we
don't have a shirt on.
So I was making anywhere fromsix to eight videos a day.
I was posting on helpingimpacted families and so what
would happen was I wouldn't havea shirt on.
Then I would go to make a video.
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I had to put a shirt on, I makethe video, I take my shirt off.
Then an hour later I'm postingand making another video.
I had to put a shirt on.
Then I was done.
I had to take it off.
Putting on and taking off ashirt six to eight times a day
is a bit much.
I challenged somebody to go aweek and take on and put on and
(01:23:38):
take off a shirt eight timesevery day for a week and tell me
how that feels.
So I got to the point where Isaid I can't keep taking on this
shirt and off and since I'mnaturally at home and most of
the time when I'm at home Idon't have a shirt on.
I said I just got to do thisshit with no shirt or I ain't
(01:23:59):
going to be a.
I'm not going to do it becauseI'm getting tired of taking on
and off this shirt.
And when I didn't do it with ashirt, it caused so much
engagement with people askingwhy you don't have a shirt on
this or that.
But at the end of the day, thepeople realized that this guy is
genuine.
I don't give a damn if he got ashirt on or not.
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He helps people constantly, allday long, and they look past it
.
And eventually I went frommaking six to eight videos a day
for a year straight and that'show my platform blew up.
So for me, the no shirtrepresents hard fucking work.
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To me, the no shirt representsI ain't coming with no extra
smoke and mirrors.
I'm coming with about theinformation.
If you care too much aboutwhether I got a shirt on or not,
you're not made for my content,because my content ain't about
judging.
My content is about peoplebeing free to be whoever you are
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, and so the ones who are reallyabout this movement and the
ones who are really abouthelping people.
They don't even notice if Ihave a shirt on or not, because
they're too focused on thevictims that we are helping.
So the no shirt represents somany things to me and it's
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something that me and my day onesupporters share.
It's almost an inside jokeBecause guess what, the minute
we see somebody in the commentsor the minute we see somebody in
the chat say why doesn't hehave a shirt on, guess what?
We know, we know you a newcomer, we know you weren't around for
(01:25:55):
day one, but we welcome you.
I told y'all before, everysingle thing I do is intentional
.
Everything I do has meaning.
(01:26:16):
So when you look at me and yousee me with no shirt on,
understand.
That represents some hardfucking work.
That represents making six toeight videos covering six to
eight stories per day for a yearstraight, not missing one day.
365 days.
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I made about 4,000 videos.
Ain't no way in hell I couldhave put on and took off a shirt
4,000 times.
Wasn't going to happen.
So, ladies and gentlemen, otherflow show no filter.
I appreciate every last one ofy'all.
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I rose to the top by beingmyself, by living by the phrase
less is more.
I don't hop on this mic to getcute, I hop on this microphone
to get justice.
So, to each and every one ofyou who have supported me on
(01:27:23):
this journey, the day ones andthe newcomers, understand, when
you watch me and when you listento me, you're listening to the
realest one in this media space.
You listening to the only onewho is comfortable being
uncomfortable.
You listening to the only onewho will not make himself
(01:27:44):
Uncomfortable to make youcomfortable.
And I encourage all and eachand every last one of y'all to
live the same way.
Don't make yourselfuncomfortable to make the next
man comfortable.
And with that, as always, Ilove y'all.
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See y'all Monday.
I will have an update for y'all.
See y'all Monday I will have anupdate for y'all later today.
Check out my update.
Much love to everybody in thebuilding.
I think I missed a super sticker.
You know I don't like doingthat, so let me backtrack.
I know that was a hell of adrop mic moment, but when I see
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them super stickers I have toacknowledge, because anytime
anybody want to give me theirhard-earned money.
I greatly appreciate it.
So, vincent Hamilton, if youcan't hear a testimony with no
actual evidence and not havereasonable doubt unless you have
already prejudged the situation.
Anybody can lie.
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Vincent Hamilton, thank you forthe super sticker and let me
make sure nobody else gave meone before I get out of here.
So y'all got the no shirt story.
Like C-Tuck, said we out.
If you must have a shirt on,just worry about your fucking
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shirt, don't worry about mine.
Much love to y'all.
I love y'all but I am out.
Wake up, wake up.
It's the Flow Show no Filterand Diddy had a damn meltdown
and we got to talk about it.
But first let me cover my ass.
Now, diddy, the thoughts, viewsand opinions shared on the Flow
Show no Filter are foreducational and entertainment
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purposes only.
I am not a professional, I amjust good.
What is up, my good people?
I don't understand whatFacebook is doing, but we're
going to make it work.
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Come on in there.
Happy Friday, tgif.
Good morning Shannon.
We got a lot to discuss today.
Yesterday unfolded.
Good morning Steph.
Mr Told you so Flow Right againas you come in the door.
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Please like the live and sharethe live.
We got a lot to discuss today.
Man, how many of y'all saw thattrial, or not saw the trial, but
witnessed what was going on?
Good morning I dreamer.
This was crazy.
This was crazy.
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Did he get threatened to getkicked out of the courtroom?
50 Cent has entered the chat ina totally crazy way and wow.
All I can say is that's justhow this trial goes A
rollercoaster ride.
One day, the prosecutionwitness is taking a beating and
(01:51):
having a rough day on the stand.
Itty bitty diddy had a winabout the size of his Tootsie
Roll.
Little itty bitty win daybefore yesterday.
Little itty bitty win Daybefore yesterday, but yesterday
he got cooked Extra crispy,extra crispy, and it's something
(02:18):
that I told y'all.
I've literally laid outEverybody and everything going
on this trial months.
How many months ago did I tellyou all about this witness when
nobody knew?
I mean, it's getting to thepoint where I'm actually going
(02:39):
to have to change my name to MrTold you.
So I literally spelled out Icould take when some of these
developments happen.
I could literally just take my,I could just take my content
from like two months ago andpost that video and it'd be
relevant right now today.
If you've been following me,you know I spelled out the whole
(03:04):
50 Cent and his baby mama andher being one of the victims,
and I even told you she was avictim and this hasn't come out
yet, but I believe she was withDiddy the day of the arrest.
That's how she got wrapped upin it.
I've already said that inprevious videos.
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What's up Q?
I said that in previous videos.
Remember, I said Diddy wasliterally having a freak off the
day he was arrested.
Go back to my social mediapages.
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Go back to my episodes on theflow show, no filter.
I literally spelled all thisout already.
But when it comes to fruitionit's just even crazier.
It's just even crazier, it's.
(04:16):
I could not believe it becauseI was so true and I was so on
point with it.
But this witness slash victim,she knows a lot.
And let me tell you somethingelse about this new victim, who
they call him victim to 50 centsbaby mama, did he put hands on
her?
She hasn't got to that pointyet.
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Good morning Lily.
She hasn't got to that part yet.
That's why I said this.
They were crying in thecourtroom I'm hearing yesterday,
so let me bring everybody up tospeed.
So victim number two they'recalling took the stand yesterday
(04:59):
and she told the same story,kind of similar to Cassie Diddy
swooped in like a Romeo andJuliet kind of story.
He love bombed her, dated heron a hotel balcony, they had
(05:24):
their first date.
They even traveled to Turks andCaicos.
He was the ultimate gentleman.
And then she said one day hestarted proposing this fantasy
and she said she was kind ofwith it, just to kind of please
(05:48):
him.
And she said one day she wouldbe interested.
He said no, how about today?
And before she knew it.
She was lined up and put in afreak off blender.
He called up a sex worker namedDon Don pulled up and it was
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the same routine as Cassie.
It was the same routine.
He wanted to watch her have sexwith a sex worker, then have
sex after.
We don't got to get into thoseitty bitty details.
You could take the mohawk offthe man, but you can't take the
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man out the mohawk.
Then she said she thought itwould be maybe a one-time thing,
or maybe every now and then,every blue moon.
But every time she lookedaround, diddy wanted to freak
off.
He wanted to freak off to thepoint where she got tired of the
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damn freak offs.
But by this time he's payingher rent.
He's basically paying her tofulfill his sexual fantasies and
pleasures.
And when she says, sean, Idon't want to do the freak offs
anymore, he said well, if youdon't want to do the freak-offs
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anymore, I'm stopping payingyour rent.
And that's when coercionstepped into play.
A lot of people don't know whatcoercion is.
This trial, if it's doinganything, it's educating people,
because there's a lot of peoplewho don't understand shit about
the law and they don'tcomprehend what they're hearing
(08:06):
or reading.
Like the reading comprehensionis not up to par.
Coercion Let me look it up fory'all so we can explain what
laws are being broken and howthis makes it RICO and all of
the above.
What is coercion, which is oneof the laws that will add up to
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RICO?
Coercion is the act ofpersuading or forcing someone to
do something by using threats,pressure or intimidation In
legal terms, especially in casesinvolving sex trafficking.
It also includes withholdingbasic needs or support to force
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compliance.
So I'm going to do this alittle bit louder for the people
in the back.
So I'm going to do this alittle bit louder for the people
in the back.
You know the flow community,who we meet every Monday through
Friday, 730 am here on YouTube.
The flow community knows whatthis is, but I'm talking to the
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people out there that don't know.
Withholding basic needs orsupport to force compliance,
like saying I'm not going to payyour rent if you don't
participate in this freak-offfilled with AstroGlide and baby
oil.
We have laws for a reason.
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It's a shame how many peopledon't hold men accountable
because they have money and fame.
Someone said in the commentswell, just like Cassie, she
wanted to do this and she signedup for it.
That don't have shit to do withthe law y'all, court, that
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don't have shit to do with thelaw y'all.
If victim number two signed upand said, hey, diddy, I want you
to put a bullet in my head, ifDiddy put a bullet in her head,
his ass would be going to prison.
If she signed up and said, hey,I want to be thrown off this
balcony, and Diddy threw her offthe balcony, his ass going to
(10:31):
prison.
My point is, whether you feelthey signed up for it or not,
the accountability rests on theshoulders of the Dittler Mohawk
Diddy, itty Bitty, diddy withthe Tootsie Roll.
No accountability, diddy,whatever you want to call him.
(11:00):
We have to stop trying to makeexcuses for monsters Because
guess what, the minute he doesthis to your daughter or your
mother, all bets are off, I bet.
So quit acting like, becauseit's not your mother or your
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daughter.
Quit acting like he deservesgrace, because he don't.
We haven't even got to the partwhere he put his hands and feet
on this poor girl, because youknow, on the flow show, no
(11:45):
filter, filter.
We so far ahead of this case.
We have to wait for the rest ofthe world to catch up.
I told you about this victimmonths ago, I told you about
this victim weeks ago and nowI'm telling you about this
victim today as she sits on thatstand.
(12:07):
She has three to four more daysof being on the stand, y'all.
I hold these monstersaccountable and by holding these
monsters accountable that I'mpointing to this Diddy monster
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and anybody like him.
I'm not only sending a messageto Diddy.
What people don't realize isI'm actually sending a message
to the rest of the world.
You fuck with one of mine.
Your ass got problems.
To the rest of the world.
You fuck with one of mine.
Your ass got problems.
Point blank, dot period, nocomma.
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People don't understand.
This is why I'm loud about this, because I have women in my
family.
I have a sister, I have nieces.
I have a sister, I have nieces,I have a mom, I have aunties, I
have friends, and the one thingthis world don't know is if you
fuck with one of mine, I amgoing hard on your ass.
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No ditty.
So a lot of people don'tunderstand.
They might think it's all aboutditty.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
This message is for anybody thatthink they're gonna do this
ditty shit to any of mine.
You already know how I'm gonnareact and I think that's very
important message for me to putout, because I don't play about
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mine and my family, we don'tplay about our women.
So you can comment,knuckleheads can come in my
comments all they want, but Ilove it because you heard me and
you know one thing if Flo goingthis hard on Diddy, you know
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damn sure you better not touchone of mine, celebrity or not or
whoever you are, just becauseyour women aren't protected,
because you are enamored by afamous person.
Don't project that shit on me.
Don't project that shit on me.
Don't project that shit on meJust because you, in the
(14:28):
comments making excuses forDiddy and all the women in your
family, looking at your commentand saying, damn, we ain't
protected, worth shit.
That's your problem, that'syour choice.
Don't project that on me, thaton me, because when the women
around me, the women in myfamily, the women connected with
me, when they see my post, theysay to themselves well shit, if
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anything ever happened to me,flo got my back and that's all I
care about.
I'm not here for no creepstrying to make excuses for men.
That's beating the hell out ofwomen, manipulating them and
using what a woman is againstthem.
A woman tends to lead byemotion.
A woman is there for really.
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She really loves you, and soyou're going to manipulate that
shit and then think you're notgoing to be held accountable or
make excuses?
Fuck out of here.
So before I get into thisarticle, I'm going to say one
more time don't project yourweak-ass shit on me.
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The message I put out on myplatforms every day is that if
you're a woman, you deserve tobe protected, and if you're a
woman in my circle, you damnsure protected.
That's my message.
If you want to put out themessage that Diddy ain't did
nothing wrong, he don't need tobe held accountable, free Diddy.
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And all that sending a messageto your daughters, your mamas
and your aunties that we ain'tgot no protection, that's your
weak ass fault.
All I know is one thing Y'allsaw me walk the streets of New
York, puerto Rico, wherever I'mat, I don't get nothing but love
.
So whoever them creeps in thecomments is they don't exist in
(16:20):
real life.
Let me plug my laptop up.
I'm on fire today.
Y'all I got to plug my laptopup.
My battery's going out.
A dead battery can't save you.
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The kitchen is open on Friday.
I'm cooking Flo's kitchen isopen on a Friday.
But I think this is how sillythey look and, like I said,
(17:05):
y'all saw me walk the streets ofnew york.
I didn't have no hecklers, Ithem creeps in the comments.
They don't exist in real lifebecause all everybody was saying
is I love your content, I loveyou, bro, good job.
Uh, all of that and I'm walkingaround smiling.
Not to mention, I'm one of thebiggest dudes at the trial and
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so I'm sure nobody too quick towalk up on me.
I ain't no little dude.
You see me in person.
You're like damn he about bigas that voice.
But I'm not a bully, I juststand for what's right, and in
my family we told to be heldaccountable.
But let's get into thesearticles.
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Yeah, they might be bots.
They gotta be bots because theydon't exist in real life.
I ain't had one person in mytwo and a half to three years of
doing this.
I've never had one heckler sayany bad word or anything
negative to me in person, ever,and so that's how I take it.
(18:16):
Y'all comment creeps don'texist, but we're going to get
into this.
Another thing happened Diddy hadto be reprimanded.
We're going to talk about that.
But let's get into Jane Doe.
(18:41):
Since I've already been talkingabout it.
Let's talk about what shetalked about on the stand.
Let's get into some details.
And here we go.
Don't let me forget to talkabout Diddy Ass almost getting
kicked out of the courtroom andhe just got a huge warning too.
Don't let me forget that.
Y'all you go, flo bro.
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Desi said oh yeah, desi,because I don't play.
See, I like telling themstraight to their face why they
hiding behind fake accounts withno picture, no followers,
nothing real about them.
But they want to come in mycomments.
I'm putting my face on it.
I ain't hiding, I put my faceon it Exactly anything I'm
(19:24):
saying.
I'm standing on it.
I ain't hiding behind no fakepage trying to talk shit.
I'm front and center.
Why?
Because I believe in what I'msaying.
I feel bad.
Thank you for the super sticker,angie Angie399.
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Oh, yesterday I had Rasta Pasta.
I had the best Rasta Pasta youever had in your life.
Thank you for all the superchats and the super stickers.
As y'all know, I love to eatgood, so all the super chats and
super stickers go directly tofeeding my belly.
Greedy flow is what they usedto call me.
(20:08):
So I appreciate all the superstickers and anybody else want
to.
Hey, peace up A-Town downAtlanta.
I love the content, brother,Thank you.
So let's get into this.
Hey, look, y'all keep themsuper stickers, like yesterday,
them super chats and superstickers.
Keep me on here.
I was on about probably 30minutes longer yesterday than I
(20:30):
was supposed to be because y'allkept sending me them super
chats and super stickers.
So if y'all want me to hold meon here longer, I'm going to
give you a secret I love to eat,so them super chats and super
stickers.
It's hard for me to leave whenthey coming in, so let's go.
This is News.
Nation Says Jane returns to thestand in the Diddy trial.
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And a matter of fact, remember,yesterday I told y'all that
this witness was about to bringthe house down.
I told y'all that yesterday Iwas like, and she's about to be
on for like four or five days.
I told y'all that yesterday Iwas like, and she's about to be
on for like four or five days.
I told you imagine what sheknows.
No, I had Rasta Pasta.
I couldn't find them for LesMignons, but the Rasta Pasta had
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all the goods in it.
It's the best Rasta Pasta onthe island.
Like this ain't just no regularRasta Pasta.
We travel to get thisRastaapasta on the island.
Like this ain't just no regularRastapasta.
We travel to get thisRastapasta.
So just, I want y'all to knowthis Rastapasta ain't no average
Rastapasta.
So anyway, jane is identifiedas victim number two.
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Says she was in the relationshipwith Diddy up until the arrest.
The relationship with Diddy upuntil the arrest.
This Diddy was so flagrant hewas having a freak off.
He was having a freak off theday of his arrest.
They said we wasn't even tryingto arrest this dude, but we got
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him under surveillance.
Yeah, he trying to have a freakoff right now.
Go arrest his ass.
They didn't even want to arresthim that quick.
He was just supposed to turnhimself in and they looked
around he trying to have a freakoff.
They said we got to arrest thisfool now early.
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People had to come in on theirday off because this dude
ordering Astro Glide and BabyOil and trying to have a freak
off with, I believe, who wasthis?
Jane, victim number two.
This is a big reason how shegot caught up, but remember she
was also on the raids On thevideo and they discovered during
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the raid that it was her,apparently, but a woman under
the pseudonym Jane, will takethe stand again today.
The legend she performed Dayslong Sexual events at the behest
Of the disgraced music producer.
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It's shameful.
Some of the people that don'tknow Understand that this is
against the law.
I want to say what type of worlddo y'all think we live in?
We don't.
This ain't no free for all.
I want to say what type ofworld do y'all think we live in?
This ain't no free-for-all.
Thank you, munoz.
Y'all about to keep me on hereextra time again.
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Munoz, thank you for the $4.99super sticker.
Watching all the way from Kuwait?
Yes, I would agree.
Somebody said watching from no,no, no, I don't want to make, I
don't make excuses for people,but I will agree.
Peace up A-Town down.
Thank you for the $5 supersticker, but somebody from
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Kuwait said would I agree he's asex addict?
Yes, amongst other things,agree, he's a sex addict.
Yes, amongst other things, he'sa sex addict.
He's a control freak, he's anarcissist and he's spoiled,
rotten.
He's actually a grown adult whostill has a child mind.
He's still spoiled like aspoiled kid.
And I'm just being honest.
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This person from watching fromKuwait, asked would you agree
that he is a sex addict?
Yep, amongst other things, likeI said, a narcissist, a control
freak, a spoiled brat, amisogynist, all of the above,
just evil man.
And I'm not up here saying itcause I'm no hater.
Like I told y'all, I grew upthe biggest fan of Diddy of
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anybody.
I had a bad boy chain.
I rocked a shiny red suitduring my music career, my
journey.
I wanted to be signed to BadBoy.
I would have gave my left armto be on Bad Boy and to be
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Diddy's artist.
Back then he was Puff Daddy,but I didn't know he was a
monster and that's why you neverquestion God.
As bad as I wanted it, god saidno, no, no.
And I was so talented I couldnot understand what was holding
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me back and I thank god that henever let me get signed a bad
boy and he never let me succumbto all of the freak off.
And I'm so glad Y'all, I waswith 50 Cent and Floyd
Mayweather, manny Haley, keishaCole's manager, matt Diddy.
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I was so much in the mix that ifI was one of them freaky
bastards I would have been atthem freak offs.
I could have been.
I just was never interested inthat shit.
But what if I did?
I wouldn't even be able to dowhat I'm doing today Because
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they'd be pulling up tapetalking about look at Flo, at
the freak-off, with all thatbaby on an astral glide.
Which is why, when somethingdon't work out for you, never
question it.
Never question it Because ninetimes out of 10, somebody's
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saving your life by that.
I was talented.
I was invited to a lot ofstrange things.
I just never, ever.
I was always just as focused Iam now on my career as a
podcaster.
I was focused on being a rapper.
I didn't want to be.
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I wasn't trying to do all thatextra shit.
I was strictly there to push mymusic and take my career to
another level.
I was never interested innothing outside of that.
Lucky for me.
I tell my friends all the timeif I was a freaky bastard, I
could have easily been involvedin a lot of this stuff because I
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was there, I was around, sothank God, but anyway.
During her testimony this comesfrom News Nation Jane said she
participated in what she calledHotel Nights, where she engaged
with male sex workers underDiddy's instruction, similar to
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ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.
Cassie Ventura called thesefreak-offs.
Now another thing has just beenestablished, which is important
for Rico.
What is that?
A pattern, see, this justwasn't a Diddy and Cassie thing,
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because Cassie out the picture.
And what do we still see?
Drugs, baby oil, astroglide andsex workers.
That's another importantcomponent of Rico.
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Somebody say he's a sexualdeviant.
He's a nasty monster, a manchild junkie, a Dittler.
Everything happens for a reason.
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Yes, ray, I wouldn't trade whatI'm doing now for no damn rap
career at all, especially notbeing with Diddy.
I wouldn't trade it for theworld.
But that's why I say we neverknow.
You know, we don't know.
We have our plan, but God seesour plan and laughs because he
always has a better plan.
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And I think I'm so thankful,I'm so thankful.
That's why I tell everybodythat don't worry if it's not
happening the way you think itshould happen.
Just be patient, just bepatient.
But there's a pattern, andthat's another thing.
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When you're operating anenterprise and this is
considered to be a criminalenterprise, the prosecution
needs to show that this is apattern.
And if you're seeing the samething you saw with Cassie and
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now you're seeing the same thingwith this new victim too,
called Jane, a pattern has beenestablished, coercion has been
established, sex trafficking hasbeen established.
Let's continue.
We cooking today, ain't we?
Flo, flo, community Flo, thebreakfast crew, everybody on
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Apple and Spotify, I hope y'allbeen going to Spotify and giving
me as many five stars as y'allcan, these little Mohawk itty
bitty.
Ever since I started callingthem itty bitty.
Ever since I started callingthem itty bitty ditty, they done
dropped my Spotify to 4.8 stars.
You know we five stars on everyplatform.
We can't have that, so I needall my Spotify people.
Or even if you don't, even ifyou just go to Spotify, go to my
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podcast, the Flow Show, noFilter, and give me them five
stars.
Let's get it back up to a fivestar rate.
We don't got time for theseitty bitty ditties.
So jane identified that she metdiddy on a girl's trip with a
friend who was actually datinghim at the time in 2020.
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She exchanged phone numberswith him after spending time on
his yacht and visiting his homeon Star Island, and then it went
crazy from there.
According to Jane, her andDiddy had their first date
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January 2021 in Miami.
She said she fell head overheels In May 2021,.
She said the relationship took aturn when Combs expressed his
interest in her engaging withother men and sexual activities.
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See, we heard this from DrHughes, the expert who testified
about these toxic relationships, these abusive relationships,
how they work.
And so when she fell head overheels she was in the love
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bombing stage.
Remember, dr Hughes said thesemen will love bomb you.
Show you all the love andaffection, be the nicest guy you
ever met in your fucking life.
But it's all a setup.
And once the hooks are in, incomes the manipulation life.
But it's all a setup, and oncethe hooks are in, in comes the
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manipulation, in comes thehidden agenda, in comes what it
was all about Walking you downthis path into what I call the
freak off blender.
And he turned it on high when hebrought up these sex acts with
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these other men.
She said it seemed like hewanted that and it was turning
him on.
So I did it.
After she agreed Sean did hisco's personal assistance.
So I did it.
After she agreed Sean Diddy'sco-personal assistants, namely
Christina Corm, who will betestifying, diddy's chief of
staff, her ass in hot water.
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She had two choices.
Christina Corm had two choicesTell on Diddy or have her ass in
the prison, right next to Diddy.
I think you know what she chose.
So once it was like she said,okay, I don't mind.
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He set up the freak off rightthen.
And there that day, that momentshe said even she was taking it
back like damn, I wasn't reallyready right then, but here I am
.
She said after she participatedat the hotel in the first night
she felt excited, but thatquickly changed.
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As she said she did not want tohave sex with other men all the
time, she just wanted Diddy.
Jane said she told Combs at onepoint that she didn't want to
participate but that theproducer responded by.
Diddy responded by saying hewould no longer pay her rent If
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she refused.
Remember coercion?
This is the textbook letter ofthe law of coercion.
But yet you still have jerks inthe comments talking about this
.
Ain't no coercion?
Like?
Read something y'all or googleit.
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Just get out of the commentswith that mess.
Jane says she told Combs at onepoint what do I do?
Judge ordered that the court andthe overflow don't display
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jane's testimony to ensure heridentity remains confidential.
There's no way.
First of all, 50 cent has beenputting her out here the whole
time.
She is a social mediainfluencer, a public figure and
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the details of her testimony aredetails that only 1% of the
world are going to have.
How many women's baby fathersknow and have problems directly
with Diddy?
So I applaud the court, butwhen you're talking about a
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public figure, who has dealtwith a public figure, who has a
baby father of a public figure,ain't no confidential identity.
Let's just be real on this one.
Now, if she was some regularperson that was living a regular
life, that's one thing.
But she's a social mediainfluencer with millions of
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followers, has a son, father whohas problems with Diddy.
50 Cent immediately posted himand her, his son, saying what
the fuck, the minute she startedtestifying confidential.
It's just not gonna happen onthis one.
I'm sorry.
I, you know I'm the truthteller.
I can't just sit back and actlike I can't.
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Just, you know I can't go withthe bullshit.
I mean, I know they're trying,I appreciate the court, but
that's damn near like sayingyou're gonna keep diddy's uh
identity confidential.
It just ain't happening withthis one.
It is what happens when you'rea public figure.
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This is what comes with thegame.
50 Cent has millions andmillions 30, 40, 50 million
followers.
He immediately posted a pictureof him and his son and said
what the fuck when she testified.
Not only that, but he has putout numerous articles.
He was the first person to tellus that his baby mama was a sex
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worker for Diddy.
So you know, I applaud thecourt.
But I'm just being honest onthis one y'all this ain't.
The whole internet knows whoshe is, every blog, it just
ain't happening on this one,sorry.
But oh, hey, boo, thank you forthe super, super sticker $1.99.
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I appreciate it.
It all goes to feeding hisbelly and letting greedy flow do
his thing.
Uh, somebody said all moneyain't good money, that is, you
can say that again.
Right, 50 cent been trollingand saying oh my little smacks
worker like I.
I think you know what the judgedon't know.
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The judge, I'm sure, is notfollowing 50 cent and all this
social media.
So the judge actually is justdoing his job and really thinks
that she can, uh, be confident.
Help be confidential, but thisain't the one.
This ain't like Mia.
Mia was confidential and couldbe held confidential, but when
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you're talking about that's likeif Oprah get on the stand and
they don't say her name, we'regoing to know it's Oprah.
I'm going to tell y'all it'sOprah.
So when you're a public figure,that's what, that's what.
Okay, thank you, steph.
Steph says I gave you five,five stars.
Thank you, steph, I appreciateit.
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So, uh, she will be testifyingsome more.
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She will be testifying more.
We got more days, like I toldy'all.
Y'all know I've been tellingy'all from the beginning about
everything that's happeningbefore it's happening.
The Flow Show no Filter is themost educated audience when it
comes to the Diddy trial and itain't even close.
We have to wait for the rest ofthe world to catch up with us.
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So, like I told y'all a longtime ago, she's going to get
into him putting his hands onthis Jane Doe victim number two.
She ain't even got to the heavystuff yet.
Yesterday was just the introToday.
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I think today they might getinto the violence.
I don't know, it's no tellinghow much she actually knows.
So she may know so much thatthey might not even get to the
violence today, but I think theywill.
Seeing that this is a Friday, Ithink they want to end and have
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the jury actually thinkingabout this all weekend.
So I'm pretty sure they'regoing to get into the violence
today.
Yep, yanni said yep, yep,victims are allowed certain
rights in the courtroom, yep,which I agree with, but what
happens out the courtroom is outto judges' control.
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That's a great statement.
Thank you, yanni.
Yeah, 50 Cent is trolling downbad 64, san Jose.
Thank you for the $4.99 supersticker.
Super chat, she says goodmorning.
Thank you for all your coverageon this case.
You're doing a great job.
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I appreciate that.
I appreciate that.
So, oh shoot, we got anotherone, a big one.
Hold on, let me go back.
Something else happened.
Something else happened.
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Something else happened.
Y'all Judge had to threaten tokick Diddy out the damn
courtroom, and this right here,in a nutshell, will tell you
everything you need to knowabout Mohawk Diddy, aka Itty
Bitty Diddy with the TootsieRoll.
The judge had to threaten tokick his ass out the courtroom
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and bar him for good, becausethis idiot is nodding and
shaking his head and staring atjurors the whole time.
He don't respect no rules, nolaws and nobody.
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Good morning, patricia.
The judge is doing a great job,but what kind of guy did?
He is nodding and shaking hishead at jurors.
He don't respect no law.
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He breaking laws all the way.
To the end of this whole thing,he going to continue to break
rules and break laws.
Thank you, sir, for the $9.99super sticker.
I appreciate it.
I will be eating good today andthis weekend.
Thanks to y'all eating goodtoday and this weekend, thanks
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to y'all.
Somebody said, yeah, he can'thelp himself.
He can't help himself, he can'tlive without freak-offs, he
trying to have a freak-offbefore he turn himself in and
caught more charges because ofthat Ridiculous.
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Somebody said he had.
Did he have Gina, daphne andYoung Miami in the same room at
a party?
Like he had Kim and Cassie inthe same rooms at parties?
Did he have a pattern ofbehavior?
He said, sure do, thank you,kami, but yeah, like somebody
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just said, he's been breakinglaws.
Ever since he's been in jail,he's been breaking laws and he
has, and now he's staring at thedamn jurors nodding his head.
Let's get into that.
So this article comes fromharder fly.
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Judge threatens to remove SeanDiddy Combs from courtroom for
disrespectful behavior duringtrial.
The judge overseeing Diddy'strial threatened to expel him
from the courtroom for trying tointeract with the jury members.
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Listen to this y'all.
While all eyes are on SeanDiddy Combs for his ongoing sex
trafficking and racketeeringtrial, the case is just getting
more and more clear, withseveral victims testifying
against Diddy.
In the most recent news fromthe court, the judge overseeing
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the case has threatened toremove the music mogul from the
courtroom.
Has threatened to remove themusic mogul from the courtroom
Because he's looking at the juryin an intimidating way and
nodding furiously.
What in the entire?
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During the lunch break for thetrial, after the jury left the
room, judge Aaron Subramaniansaid that he noticed how Diddy
was looking at the members andnodding at them during the
cross-examination of BreonnaBongola.
Breonna testified against Diddyfor allegedly dangling her off
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the balcony of a 17-storybuilding.
The judge warned Diddy'slawyers that if he sees Diddy do
those gestures again, thentheir client can be expelled
from the courtroom.
He also elaborated that noeffort should be made to
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interact with the jury members.
You got to tell Diddy that hecan't nod and intimidate jurors.
This dude is a piece of work.
This dude is a piece of work.
This dude is a piece of work.
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If I was the juror and he wasnodding his head at me, I would
give him the finger.
He's nodding at the juror.
I wish the juror.
Thank you everybody.
Shout out to Debbie, debbieToll for becoming a new member
of the YouTube community.
I appreciate you.
Debbie Means a lot, it means alot, it helps a lot.
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But if he looked at me y'allcan see me on this screen If
Denny was nodding his head andlooking at me, I'd be like
basically telling I'm about tovote guilty my dog, but see,
they'd kick me off the jury.
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So you can't have flow on thejury because they'd kick me off,
because I'd be going right backwith his ass.
Oh, you nodding.
Let me tell you something.
I'll be, I'll be, I'll makemouth gestures.
Guilty motherfucker, how aboutthat?
Yep, how about a guilty?
How about a guilty boat?
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Itty bitty, diddy.
They should do this While Diddywas nodding at him.
The judge should have said Ittybitty To C-Roll.
See, they can't have me In thejury.
The judge would have been tokick me out.
I'll be like what?
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You nodding at me, itty bitty.
You know what this mean.
You ain't intimidating me.
So anyway, the judge had totell him we about to kick your
ass out because you don't knowhow to act.
If this Diddy is acting likehe's doing so many things, that
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just points to his guilt.
It's ridiculous.
He's not even respecting thecourt.
He's not even respecting thecourt rules.
I wish I was on that.
I wish I could be in that juryand sit in that jury box just
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for five minutes, just so Icould send him a message back
when he tried to nod his head atme.
So so many people act like theydidn't understand, but this is
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something we have to get intoy'all.
Los angeles times did a verygood article on this sean diddy
combs trial, and he and thisarticle talks about something
that I've heard plenty of womensay in my comments and I've
heard plenty of women DM me thisand I just thought it was
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fitting that I've been hearingit so much in my comment section
and on my social media pages.
I thought it was fitting thatLos Angeles Times did a very
eye-opening piece about thissubject.
This is Los Angeles Times.
It says at Sean Diddy Combs'trial, the women testifying are
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on trial too.
Let me repeat that the sad partabout this is Diddy is supposed
to be the only one on trial,but these victims coming forward
telling their stories have alsobeen sadly put on trial.
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Listen to how this articlestarts off.
I encourage you to read thisarticle on your own after this.
It's in LA Times.
It's called At Sean Diddy CombsTrial, the Women Testifying Are
on Trial Too.
This is a powerful piece.
Check it out.
It starts off like this Did shescream?
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Was it loud enough?
Was her dress torn enough toprove she fought?
These were some of thequestions faced by a 17-year-old
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, lanai Sawyer, in 1793 duringone of America's first great
trials, which ended in anacquittal for a wealthy man who
assaulted the teenager.
Let me say that again Did shescream?
Was it loud enough?
Was her dress torn enough toprove she fought?
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These are the questions thatthis 17-year-old, who was great,
was asked way back in 1793during America's first grape
trial, and it led to a wealthyman being acquitted.
Article goes on to say as weget to week four and this
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traffic can shine, diddy comes.
It's become depressingly clearthat the more things change, the
more they remain the same.
Oh yeah, tune in.
We going there.
See, at the Flow Show, noFilter.
We go places that these otherpodcasters and YouTubers, they
can't go where we go.
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We not only deal with the trial, but we deal with the issues,
the underlying issues going onin the trial, and you got to
have a certain kind of mind forthat.
The more things change, themore they say the same,
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especially when it comes to howwe treat survivors of sexual
violence.
Despite almost a decade of theMe Too movement, the woman
testifying against Combs are ontrial, just as much as he is and
just as much as Lana was 232years ago.
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232 years ago, diane just saidsomething that I've had so many
women say in my comments and DMme.
She said that's why women don'twant to come forward and
testify.
They always tear women down onthe stand.
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Listen to this.
Tell me if you've heard thisquestion or any of these
questions.
Why didn't they leave?
Why did they text diddyfriendly notes?
Isn't this all about justcashing in?
Once again, women are beingasked to explain not just what
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happened to them, but why theyreacted the way they did.
It's our collective ongoing needto police and scrutinize how
women react to trauma, whilesteadfastly refusing to learn
anything about trauma.
Is that not what I preach hereon the flow show?
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No filter, nobody.
Everybody wants to askquestions and question the women
about how they reacted to theirtrauma, but nobody wants to do
any research and learn aboutthis trauma and what it causes.
(54:31):
If y'all know, I'm a bigadvocate of learning.
I don't pretend to know whatwomen go through or know
everything about a woman'strauma.
But what I will do is I willlook this shit up and I will
either ask or do my own research.
I'm not going to sit up hereand ask why did she stay.
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I'm going to look up the trauma.
I'm going to look up thepsychology behind it.
Maybe there's an answer deeper.
Y'all know I've preached thatmany a times on this show.
Nobody wants to go look andfind out that information is at
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our fingertips.
Let me continue.
For a lot of folks there is aperceived right way to react to
sexual violence Crying, begging,pleading, running, fighting,
shouting really loud, reportingit to the police immediately.
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And if a woman Fails to dothose things, she must be lying
or she must have been a willingparticipant.
It's embarrassing y'all.
People act like there's onlyone way To react to shit.
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And if you don't react, peopleact like there's only one way to
react to shit.
And if you don't react the waythey feel you should react in
their egocentric world, if youdon't react like that, you must
be wrong, you must be lying, youmust have wanted it.
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Case in point Bill Mayer'srecent unfunny rant about Cassie
Ventura, the woman at thecenter of Diddy's allegations,
bill Mayer, in a monologue, asignorant as it was self-assured,
argued that he could understandwhy women in the past were
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hesitant to come forward withallegations of abuse and instead
may have thought if I can't getjustice for my pain, can I at
least get a receipt, a coupon?
So, dismissive of the realbarriers women continue to face
in the legal system to assumegreed is why women seek civil
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penalties instead of criminalones, of criminal ones so
disingenuously classes to throwcoupon in there, an unsubtle nod
to the stereotype that victimsare poor and opportunistic.
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La Times did their thing withthis article.
The timing of this article wasperfect.
The message in this article isperfect.
The sentiment in this articleis perfect.
Sadly, bill Maher is far fromthe only one to attack Cassidy.
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Even President Trump, who hasbeen found liable for the sexual
assault of E Jean Carroll, wentso far as to hold out the
chance of a pardon for Combs ifhe was convicted.
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And since they mentioned Trump,let me talk about the elephant
in the room, mr Told you so, whocaught a lot of flack.
And y'all know that on the flowshow no filter.
I'm not, for.
I'm an independent.
I speak for the people.
I'm about the people.
So I'm not against Trump, forTrump, for Trump for Biden,
against Biden.
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I just deal with everything asit comes in front of me.
But if y'all been following mefor a minute, y'all know that I
said that Elon Musk and Trumpwould fall out.
I said there was tensionalready brewing and I caught all
kind of heat from Trumpsupporters and Elon supporters.
(59:03):
They were DMing me.
I didn't know what I'm talkingabout.
I need to stick to this, stickto that.
Well, where y'all at now?
Because Elon and Trump are damnnear going nuclear on each
other and I'm not even going togo into detail.
All I'm going to say is theycall me Mr Told you so Flo, for
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a reason.
See, I don't have no narrative.
I'm genuine.
When I say Elon Musk and Trumpare going to fall out, it ain't
because I'm hating on them.
I hope everybody performs well.
I hope Trump does a greatpresidency.
I hope Elon get a kajillionkatrillion dollars if he wanted.
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But if I see something in frontof me, I'm going to say what I
see.
Simple as that.
And of course I call all theflat and I was, you know, a
borderline.
It's borderline like a text,almost to try to say, all right,
(01:00:09):
I'm done.
But, like I told y'all, themost frustrating part of my job
is just waiting for the chickensto come home to roost, because
once they come home to roost,nobody comes and say, damn Flo,
you was right, my bad, damn Flo.
(01:00:30):
I attacked you and you knewexactly what the hell you were
talking about, but it don'tbother me, because y'all been
following me.
I do this all day long.
Every day I call out shit, waybefore it happened.
It's what I'm known for, so I'mused to taking the flag and
sitting back and taking thepunishment.
(01:00:51):
And then I got to wait for mytruth to be revealed and nobody
who attacked me will come backand say, damn Flo, I apologize,
you are absolutely right willcome back and say, damn Flo, I
apologize.
You are absolutely rightBecause in my mind, anybody that
didn't see that Trump and ElonMusk would eventually go to war
(01:01:11):
on each other.
To me it was common sense.
A lot of these things that Ipredict aren't even big
predictions to me.
It's like to me, anybody withcommon sense would have saw this
coming.
But I ain't even going to gointo that.
I just thought, since theybrought up Trump, it was my
perfect time to tell you, mrTold you.
So Flo did it again.
Let me continue.
(01:01:33):
Mayor went on to say things havechanged enough that women
should be expected toimmediately report any abuse or
assault.
Let me say that again.
Bill Mayer said things havechanged enough that women should
(01:01:57):
be expected to immediatelyreport any abuse or assault.
Don't tell me any more aboutyour contemporaries account that
you said to two friends,friends 10 years ago.
Tell the police right away, helectured.
Don't wait a decade, don'tjournal about it, don't turn
(01:02:23):
into a one-woman show.
Most importantly, don't keepeffing him.
Amy Carpenter, an assistantprofessor at the Peace Studies
University, told me she doesn'tagree with Mayer, to put it
(01:02:43):
gently.
We have a tendency to think ofvictims as either deserving or
undeserving of care andcompassion, and a lot of that
depends on the way they presentthemselves.
In Cassie's case and some ofthe other women, the abuse went
(01:03:04):
on for years.
It's likely that she and othershad a trauma bond with Diddy,
as do many survivors oflong-term sexual violence,
whether through sex traffickingor intimate partners.
Excellent article.
(01:03:26):
If you have a chance, pleasecheck out that article.
I believe you gain a lot fromit.
It is a very long article.
I'm not going to do the wholearticle right here, but I just
wanted to touch on the keypoints and I thought especially
(01:03:52):
for mainstream media LA Times.
I was impressed they don't doarticles like that anymore, like
where they're actually divinginto a deep undertone and
underlying stuff that we'regoing through.
(01:04:14):
But today y'all Jane gets backon the stand.
But hey, listen, the thing Iknow about is you in my chat
baby.
So, like I said, I walk aroundcomfortably smiling.
Y'all are very y'all have somuch courage in the comments
like this, whoever this personis.
But for three years I walkaround smiling and ain't none
(01:04:35):
one of y'all ever said shit tome in my face and y'all never
will.
So I don't respect anythingy'all say in the comments.
All I know is you following mearound.
I'm not following you around.
You following me around, I'mnot following you around.
You following me around, I'mnot following you around.
You are so insignificant Iwouldn't know how to find you if
(01:04:57):
I wanted to.
So just keep tuning in to themotherfucking best and sit your
ass down and relax and learnsomething, because the first
thing you're going to learn is Iain't worried about any of
y'all.
I walk the streets of New Yorkand everybody show me love,
because that's what the fuck itis.
Ain't nobody worried about?
(01:05:19):
None of y'all.
In the comments, all I say iswhat you're going to do about it
.
Typing in the comments ain'tgoing to do nothing.
What you're going to do aboutit Either way you watch it.
I wish I would type tough inthe comments you got the wrong
one.
Matter of fact, like my dad,like my people used to say
(01:05:41):
actually you got the right oneBecause I ain't going to get.
I ain't blocking nobody.
I want him to see this, I wanthim to see this, I want him to
see this.
I ain't got to block him.
What I'm blocking him for Do anelephant block an ant?
No, he just let him keeptalking until he do a little bit
too much, and then he justtakes a step forward and
(01:06:02):
squashes little ass.
I ain't got to block nobody.
Who in the comments?
Like I told you, I've beenwalking around three years
saying what I want to say,smiling and getting love In the
comments.
They John Bone Jones In thecomments.
They Mike Tyson In person.
(01:06:22):
They don't exist.
All I know is they watching me.
I ain't watching them.
Exactly Not either.
If you got.
If you a baby or a bandit, juststand up and say it proudly
Because you ain't got nothingcoming here.
You actually just free content.
(01:06:43):
You just free content.
Nobody takes you serious.
You in the comment sectiontrying to talk tough, you got to
be loud.
Are're 10, 12 years old?
Coming up on my platform?
Yeah, he itty-bitty, itty-bitty, itty-bitty.
He want Pup to he hoping Pupput him in a freak off Nine.
(01:07:10):
Either Let him know that Pupain't going to put him in a
freak off EAR-9, either Let themknow that Puff ain't going to
put him in no freak off with himand lather him up with baby oil
.
But that's what we go through.
You got people who just don't.
They'll put their own mama in afreak off blender as long as
Puff do it.
(01:07:30):
Yeah, lily said this is yourplatform.
Screw the assholes who wantgenuine and just poor excuses
for human beings.
Yeah, they just jealous.
They jealous because I canstand up to somebody like Puff.
I don't got to kiss his ass.
They got to kiss his assbecause they scared.
(01:07:51):
They can't stand up to somebodylike Puff.
I don't got to kiss his ass.
They got to kiss his assbecause they scared.
They can't stand up to nobody.
I stand up to Puff the commentwarriors.
I go one, be a hundred andain't nobody even said as much
as an unkind word to me in myface, yet Not one.
So of course I let them in thecomments, because all they do is
(01:08:13):
push out the content even morethe more comments they leave.
Yeah, they can't even spelllying.
Like liens are on houses.
I don't have any liens on myproperty.
He come in here talking aboutliens on properties and mortgage
liens and car liens and autoliens, but I told y'all that's
(01:08:34):
the one thing about a Diddysupporter.
They aren't the most educatedbunch and I'm just being honest.
They say their limitedvocabulary is a free pop Like.
They can't speak in actualsentences and explain anything.
(01:08:54):
They just have phrases Free pup, this ain't no truck, but no
explanation, no explanationabout how he's innocent, no
explanation.
They can't articulate this iswhy he's free, this is why he's
innocent or this is why the lawis incorrect.
No, no, no, that's way toocomplicated.
(01:09:16):
The extent of their vocabularyis free pup, pup, free me.
Free pup, pup, pup, free melean.
Come on, man, how am I going toargue with that?
I feel compassion for that.
Free pup, lean Pup free.
(01:09:39):
No Rico Me, no see, no Rico Me,no see.
I can't even argue with that.
Hey look, y'all know I love adebate.
I love for somebody who canarticulate maybe why he's free,
I mean why he's innocent.
I love a good debate.
(01:10:00):
That's how I learn, so I'm nota person who gets upset.
I want to hear the defense, Iwant to hear the
cross-examinations.
I want to hear people who maybe a Diddy supporter.
I want to hear them articulatewhy the law might not apply.
(01:10:22):
But what's not going to do itis free, puff me, puff.
No Rico me, no see, no Rico.
Like.
What is you talking about?
Man?
Use your words.
(01:10:43):
Y'all ever had to tell your sonor your daughter to use their
words.
Like use your words.
Use some sentences.
Google some laws.
Like come with some educatedresponse.
Google some laws.
Like come with some educatedresponse Me no, free puff.
Ain't going to work.
But the crazy part about it isthat's like 99% of the Diddy
(01:11:07):
supporters, it's very limitedvocabulary.
Like I said, I'll be wanting tohear another.
I'll be wanting to hear anotherside.
I get bored hearing one side,my side, but it's hard to find a
Diddy supporter who canactually articulate why the law
doesn't apply, explain how theyfeel he's innocent.
They can't do that.
All they can say is free puff,no Rico.
(01:11:31):
So we'll continue.
Itty bitty, ether, ether withthe itty bitty beaker is using
his itty bitty words and it'show you going to use itty bitty
words and misspell them,motherfuckers, how you going to
(01:11:56):
be working with a four lettervocabulary and you can't even
spell four letter words.
Come on man.
Come on man.
I feel compassion.
Man, pick up a book.
You don't need to be worriedabout Puff being free.
Puff handling that.
Puff got $100 million worth oflawyers handling that.
(01:12:21):
He don't need no lean, nobodytalking about he lean.
He don't need that help.
That ain't no help.
That's actually making him lookworse, because the only people
supporting him is people whocan't spell lying.
That's not a good look forDiddy.
You're not helping him.
(01:12:42):
It's actually provingeverything that we're saying.
So, anyway, jane will betestifying today.
See, jane will be testifyingtoday and I'm telling y'all she
is definitely about to get intosome of this violence, because
(01:13:06):
one thing about this prosecutionthey get into the heavy stuff
pretty quick and she's going tobe on the stand all day today.
I'm going to tell y'all now Ithink it's going to be a
courtroom full of tears.
I'm just predicting that.
I think today is going to beone of those days.
(01:13:28):
I think it's going to be one ofthose days.
I think it's going to be one ofthose days where, by the time
we get to the end of the, by thetime we get to the end of
today's trial testimony for Janevictim number two, I think she
(01:13:56):
I'm pretty sure she's going toget into the violence and from
what I'm hearing, diddy messedher up with violence.
Yeah, they say bro a lot.
Yeah, they say bro a lot.
Yeah, either got the hell outof here, either feel like.
(01:14:22):
You know, either he was likeeither I get the hell out of
here, or either my ass about tobe toast, he's like shit Diddy.
Hey, either said Did Diddy youon your own, either, or but, uh,
it's all good, I love him.
Man, you don't do what I'mdoing and be worried about
(01:14:44):
trolls.
I've been getting trolls since Iain't had no followers.
I had trolls before I hadfollowers, but the way I cooked
the trolls gave me so manyfollowers.
I love the trolls Because mymind think quick, so I tear a
(01:15:04):
troll up before he even knewwhat happened, I send a troll.
Next thing, you know, after atroll get done with me, they
sitting on somebody's couchtalking to a psychiatrist and
the psychiatrist said whathappened.
He said, well, shit, I tried totroll Flo and he read me like a
book.
So fast my head spin.
(01:15:25):
I have a quick mind.
My comebacks come like this Iwas legendary for my smart mouth
in elementary school, but itwas always a retaliation.
I never was a smart aleck tonobody, but I was always the one
.
You say something to me and youthink you thought because I was
(01:15:48):
quiet, you thought I was aneasy win and my comeback was so
legendary you never tried itagain.
That was always me.
I was just a little guy in thecorner who minded his business,
but if you throw a shot at me,I'm coming back with a bazooka
that you never saw coming.
So anyway, so anyway.
(01:16:16):
That just show you how realmine is.
This straight off the top ofthe head freestyle Come at me, I
will have a comeback in secondsthat will ether anything that
you've ever said.
So I love the trolls because itgives me an opportunity to do
what I actually do best.
I'm just not a person who looksfor conflict.
I'm not a person who looks toharass people.
(01:16:36):
But if you come at me I'll belike this Come on with it.
I guarantee you can't keep upwith this mind.
When it comes to trolling, Iwas the smart alley kid trolling
, I was the smart alley kid.
But anyway, y'all thistestimony is going to go from
(01:17:02):
today at least, also Monday,tuesday and they're saying even
Wednesday, but at least it'll beFriday, monday and Tuesday for
sure.
When Diddy was picked up.
When Diddy was picked up andarrested and if you go back it
(01:17:25):
seems like a long time ago, butif you remember when Diddy was
arrested, they wasn't supposedto arrest him that day.
I know it was a long time ago,but if you could remember, we
talked about it on the show.
Actually, they picked him upearly and many have speculated
(01:17:46):
they did that because he wasabout to flee the country.
But that wasn't it.
Because he was about to fleethe country, but that wasn't it.
They picked him up earlybecause they said this fool
doing a freak off right now.
So not only do we don't wanthim to continuously break the
law right under our nose, but ifwe arrest him now, we'll have
(01:18:09):
more evidence to add to thisindictment.
And so I believe he was withvictim number two at the hotel
Because, if you remember, theyfound $9,000 to $12,000 in cash.
That number has fluctuated.
(01:18:30):
At one point they said almost12 grand, another point is nine
grand.
They found baby oil.
It was baby oil, it was cash,it was drugs.
Hell, I think Ether thegentleman that was just in the
chat, I believe he might've beenthere, the gentleman that was
(01:18:52):
just in the chat, I believe hemight have been there Ether was
being a peep in time, perhaps Idon't know, but I believe victim
number two was there becauseshe said she dated him all the
(01:19:12):
way up until his arrest.
So there's no telling what sheknows and what she is told Very
comfortable yeah, wear no shirt.
Yeah, and look the thing aboutthe no shirt.
The people who, my day ones,they know the no shirt has
(01:19:33):
meaning.
And to those that don't know,you just got to do some research
.
But I love it because it'ssomething that me and my day one
shares, a message that we sharethat nobody else knows and
it'll be like that forever.
It means a lot to me and itmeans a lot to them because they
understand the story.
So I actually love it and Ilove that it makes it.
(01:19:56):
It's funny, because when peoplesee me in public, like they saw
me at the court in New York,it's like a running joke,
because they say it's actuallyfunny to see me with a shirt on.
And I say it's funny to mey'all seeing me with a shirt on,
and I say it's funny to mey'all seeing me with a shirt on.
But let me thank the subscriberswho make this possible.
(01:20:18):
I will be going.
All my VIP subscribers I willbe going to.
I'll be going back to New Yorkthe weekend of, like the 20th
June 20th.
I will be back in new york.
I enjoyed that so much givingy'all live real-time coverage
and anybody who who is recentlyuh, signing up for the 23
(01:20:41):
membership let me put it in thechat uh, you will get all of the
exclusive uh content that Ialready dropped.
Um, you will get it, even thecontent that you may have.
You will get it, even thecontent that you may have missed
, all the newcomers you get allof it.
It's amazing.
I'm looking forward to goingback to.
(01:21:03):
I look forward to going back toto New York If you want to sign
up for the $23 membership orjust support the show and get a
$3 membership, which also getsyou the exclusive content.
(01:21:24):
Just gets it to you a little bitlater.
You can do the link in the chat.
Later you can do the link inthe chat and you can click the
link in the chat and either geta $3 membership just to support
You'll get exclusive content aswell or you can get the $23 one
where it's actually VIP Diddycoverage when I'll be in New
(01:21:46):
York and it's going to just bemy flow on the go.
The $23 membership is actuallyhelps me travel and I want to go
to different cases, go todifferent events and give all of
my people hands on in theirface coverage.
And so sign up if you can.
If you can't, you're alwayswelcome to join and listen to
(01:22:09):
the show for free.
You know, our motto is nobodyleft behind.
But since I got a lot of peoplein here and maybe some haven't
heard the story and y'all havebeen supporting me, so for those
I will tell it one more time.
See, when I started doing thisjourney, I started off content,
creating and making videos forevery family who needed it.
(01:22:33):
It wasn't about justcelebrities at all, it was about
the families in the inner cityand people who had missing
children and all of that.
I helped them and it wasn't.
I didn't cover just one case ata time like I do now.
I would cover and report everysingle case I could get my hands
on.
(01:22:53):
And if you know about most men,when we are at the house we
don't have a shirt on.
So I was making anywhere fromsix to eight videos a day.
I was posting on helpingimpacted families and so what
would happen was I wouldn't havea shirt on.
Then I would go to make a video.
(01:23:13):
I had to put a shirt on, I makethe video, I take my shirt off.
Then an hour later I'm postingand making another video.
I had to put a shirt on.
Then I was done.
I had to take it off.
Putting on and taking off ashirt six to eight times a day
is a bit much.
I challenged somebody to go aweek and take on and put on and
(01:23:38):
take off a shirt eight timesevery day for a week and tell me
how that feels.
So I got to the point where Isaid I can't keep taking on this
shirt and off and since I'mnaturally at home and most of
the time when I'm at home Idon't have a shirt on.
I said I just got to do thisshit with no shirt or I ain't
(01:23:59):
going to be a.
I'm not going to do it becauseI'm getting tired of taking on
and off this shirt.
And when I didn't do it with ashirt, it caused so much
engagement with people askingwhy you don't have a shirt on
this or that.
But at the end of the day, thepeople realized that this guy is
genuine.
I don't give a damn if he got ashirt on or not.
(01:24:20):
He helps people constantly, allday long, and they look past it
.
And eventually I went frommaking six to eight videos a day
for a year straight and that'show my platform blew up.
So for me, the no shirtrepresents hard fucking work.
(01:24:41):
To me, the no shirt representsI ain't coming with no extra
smoke and mirrors.
I'm coming with about theinformation.
If you care too much aboutwhether I got a shirt on or not,
you're not made for my content,because my content ain't about
judging.
My content is about peoplebeing free to be whoever you are
(01:25:07):
, and so the ones who are reallyabout this movement and the
ones who are really abouthelping people.
They don't even notice if Ihave a shirt on or not, because
they're too focused on thevictims that we are helping.
So the no shirt represents somany things to me and it's
(01:25:31):
something that me and my day onesupporters share.
It's almost an inside jokeBecause guess what, the minute
we see somebody in the commentsor the minute we see somebody in
the chat say why doesn't hehave a shirt on, guess what?
We know, we know you a newcomer, we know you weren't around for
(01:25:55):
day one, but we welcome you.
I told y'all before, everysingle thing I do is intentional
.
Everything I do has meaning.
(01:26:16):
So when you look at me and yousee me with no shirt on,
understand.
That represents some hardfucking work.
That represents making six toeight videos covering six to
eight stories per day for a yearstraight, not missing one day.
365 days.
(01:26:39):
I made about 4,000 videos.
Ain't no way in hell I couldhave put on and took off a shirt
4,000 times.
Wasn't going to happen.
So, ladies and gentlemen, otherflow show no filter.
I appreciate every last one ofy'all.
(01:27:01):
I rose to the top by beingmyself, by living by the phrase
less is more.
I don't hop on this mic to getcute, I hop on this microphone
to get justice.
So, to each and every one ofyou who have supported me on
(01:27:23):
this journey, the day ones andthe newcomers, understand, when
you watch me and when you listento me, you're listening to the
realest one in this media space.
You listening to the only onewho is comfortable being
uncomfortable.
You listening to the only onewho will not make himself
(01:27:44):
Uncomfortable to make youcomfortable.
And I encourage all and eachand every last one of y'all to
live the same way.
Don't make yourselfuncomfortable to make the next
man comfortable.
And with that, as always, Ilove y'all.
(01:28:07):
See y'all Monday.
I will have an update for y'all.
See y'all Monday I will have anupdate for y'all later today.
Check out my update.
Much love to everybody in thebuilding.
I think I missed a super sticker.
You know I don't like doingthat, so let me backtrack.
I know that was a hell of adrop mic moment, but when I see
(01:28:28):
them super stickers I have toacknowledge, because anytime
anybody want to give me theirhard-earned money.
I greatly appreciate it.
So, vincent Hamilton, if youcan't hear a testimony with no
actual evidence and not havereasonable doubt unless you have
already prejudged the situation.
Anybody can lie.
(01:28:49):
Vincent Hamilton, thank you forthe super sticker and let me
make sure nobody else gave meone before I get out of here.
So y'all got the no shirt story.
Like C-Tuck, said we out.
If you must have a shirt on,just worry about your fucking
(01:29:14):
shirt, don't worry about mine.
Much love to y'all.
I love y'all but I am out.
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