Chilling Diddy video resurfaces where rapper boasts ‘this is what happens’ at wild parties
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT P Diddy was heard mocking an unconscious DJ at one of his wild parties in a resurfaced video, as he issued a warning to others who might attend
A troubling clip has resurfaced showing Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs delivering a stark warning to a DJ who fainted at one of his notorious parties. The footage, dating back to the early 2000s, captures DJ James Ford at a raucous London party thrown by P Diddy, where he was recorded while being unconscious on a couch.
As Diddy faces trial for racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and other serious charges, which he vehemently denies, pleading not guilty, the video has reemerged on social media.
In the unearthed footage, Diddy addresses the camera, declaring: “Okay ladies and gentlemen, for all of those in London that don’t know what happens to the white man when he comes to a P Diddy party, this is what happens to the white man,” reports the Mirror US.
He then swings the lens to exhibit the unconscious DJ as others lounge nearby. From behind the lens, Diddy continues: “Look at that! Look at that! And that’s James from Semi Mobile Disco! He is an actual DJ. DJs aren’t supposed to pass out! But when they come to one of my parties this is what happens to them. I put them to sleep.”
His laughter follows as he prompts another party-goer to perch a drink atop Ford’s head. The resurfaced video has coincided with Combs’ third attempt to secure release from jail. Despite being denied bail twice, his lawyers have submitted a fresh appeal for pretrial release to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
Combs’ lawyers are pushing for his immediate release from prison under suitable bail conditions. They claim the court’s decision contained legal errors and that there is insufficient evidence to justify detention.
In their latest submission, Diddy’s attorneys have suggested prohibiting women from entering his home as a bail condition, with exceptions for family members or the mothers of his children.
Additionally, Diddy’s legal team has pledged that he will undergo weekly drug tests, avoid meeting with potential witnesses, and maintain a visitors log, as outlined in the bail package obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
His lawyers argue that Combs does not pose a flight risk, contrary to claims made by federal prosecutors, and that he is “not a threat to the community.”
