Suge Knight Expresses Sympathy for Diddy Amid Legal Troubles

It’s surprising to hear Suge Knight express sympathy for Diddy amid his legal troubles, especially considering their longstanding rivalry. In a recent documentary, the former Death Row executive shared his unexpected sentiments about his longtime rival. Despite the anticipation that Suge might revel in the raid on Diddy’s mansions, he instead expressed compassion for Puff.

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Suge says his thoughts went to Diddy’s kids and the negative impact the allegations have on hip-hop culture.

Knight emphasizes that he’s not inclined to take pleasure in others’ misfortunes. He goes on to express that he prefers to resolve his issues with Puffy through dialogue rather than hoping for his downfall.

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Remember … Knight dissed Diddy in a not-so-subtle way at the 1995 Source Awards, deepening the hatred between West Coast and East Coast rappers.

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You can delve into the details of their feud, the accusations of sєхuαl αвusє against Diddy, the recent raid in March, and much more by streaming the documentary on Tubi starting on Sunday, April 28th.

AUBREY O’DAYCLAIMS DIDDY WANTED TO BUY HER SILENCE… With Publishing Rights

– Diddy sources tell, “Aubrey O’Day got her big break because Diddy and Bad Boy cast her in their show with her group, Danity Kane. Last year, when he reassigned his portion of the publishing to Bad Boy artists, an unprecedented move within the industry and which he did not have to do, not all artists signed an NDA, contrary to what she claims.”

In a new documentary titled “The Downfall of Diddy,” set to air on Tubi Sunday, Aubrey O’Day alleges that Diddy attempted to silence her and other former Bad Boy artists by returning their publishing rights, which she claims were essentially worthless. The documentary explores the aftermath of the raids on Diddy’s homes and the subsequent federal investigation.

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AOD provided some fascinating insight — including the fact she knew what was up back in September … when Puff gave all his old artists the rights to their music. The seemingly generous move came with lots of strings attached, according to Aubrey

You’ll recall … Diddy made a big announcement at the time, saying all the old Bad Boy artists were gonna get what was theirs … as it was the right and noble thing to do, etc.

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Aubrey O’Day reveals that behind the scenes, Diddy wanted the artists to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) as part of the deal to return their publishing rights. This would have prevented them from speaking about their experiences at Bad Boy. Aubrey chose not to agree to this because she felt it would silence her ability to speak out—a sentiment she now values, especially considering the allegations made against Diddy by Cassie and others, which he has denied. Aubrey has been the first and only person to publicly raise concerns about this situation for years.

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There’s also this … Aubrey says the dollar amount attached to getting her publishing rights back was incredibly low. Take a listen … it’s astonishing, if true.

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Aubrey O’Day also declined Diddy’s offer for the publishing rights because she is already financially successful in her own right and doesn’t need the extra income. She has diversified her income streams through various ventures, including OnlyFans, which has proven to be highly profitable for her. Viewers can expect to hear more from Aubrey in the documentary, streaming on Tubi.