Freddy P, a member of Da Band, has expressed his thoughts on Diddy’s recent arrest, stating that it’s “long overdue.” He emphasized the need for accountability and justice regarding past actions associated with Diddy, reflecting a broader sentiment within the community about addressing long-standing issues.
Freddy P, a former member of Diddy’s reality group Da Band, shared his candid thoughts on Diddy’s recent arrest during an interview with The Art of Dialogue. He expressed both shock and a sense of vindication, stating that the mogul’s legal troubles were “long overdue.”
Freddy noted that while some believed Diddy would escape repercussions, he always felt it was only a matter of time. “I told my brother, they got a chopper on him. They can put a chopper underground; they can hire Puff, but it’s been long overdue,” he remarked, emphasizing his belief in the inevitability of these developments.
Freddy P elaborated that Diddy’s past actions made it necessary for authorities to intervene. “It got to the point where people were questioning if the feds were even doing their job. He got away with too much,” he said. While expressing his own grievances regarding financial issues with Diddy, Freddy also conveyed empathy for the victims involved, stating, “A lot of stuff Puffy is going through, and I don’t wish bad on him. But it’s sensitive because there are a lot of victims here.”
Freddy P reflected on Diddy’s internal struggles and the dual life he led, stating, “He couldn’t let go of having power over street dudes and being who he is in the industry. Everything he’s going through right now is because he couldn’t live his truth. The more he tried to hide, the worse it got.”
He discussed the power dynamics Diddy had over vulnerable artists, recalling how Diddy allegedly exploited their financial struggles. “Imagine Puffy, playboy, telling these artists, ‘Don’t worry about it, come with me to the island.’ He’d offer them things to maintain their lifestyle,” Freddy noted, revealing he was aware of several artists who had secrets stemming from their dealings with Diddy.
Freddy mentioned he had long known about the rumors surrounding Diddy, including the story of a woman who was initially too scared to speak out. He suggested that as more information emerges, the narrative will become increasingly compelling. Additionally, he hinted at an upcoming Netflix series by a rapper that he believes will further expose Diddy’s controversial actions. “When that documentary comes out, it’s going to shock everyone,” he teased.
Freddy P expressed a complex blend of feelings towards Diddy, admitting, “I don’t like the man, but I still got love for him. I wouldn’t be here right now if it wasn’t for him.” He acknowledged that Diddy recognized his potential when many others did not.
Reflecting on his own journey, Freddy noted, “I dedicated my time to a situation to provide for my family. I was really dedicated, but in the end, I learned he was only playing with us. That doesn’t mean I hate him. But it does mean I know the truth.”
As the repercussions of Diddy’s arrest unfold, it’s evident that his actions have caused deep, unresolved pain and complicated emotions for those who were once close to him. Freddy P’s insights illustrate this ongoing struggle.
