We were hinted at: the network found references to P. Diddy's crimes in songs and TV series

At the beginning of their careers, many world celebrities collaborated with the American producer and rapper P. Diddy (real name: Sean Diddy Combs), who was arrested on suspicion of sex trafficking and racketeering without bail. The stars had long known what illegal activities the suspect was involved in, but for fear of an abrupt end to their careers, they did not tell anyone about what they had seen or heard. However, some of them made exceptions and subtly hinted at the problem in the show business in their work.

Interestingly, after Diddy Combs was arrested, the judges refused to grant him bail because they feared that he would intimidate witnesses and other celebrities who were willing to testify against him. And the victims include Justin Bieber, Eminem, Jennifer Lopez, Usher, Snoop Dogg, and many others. However, the last three were accomplices in P. Diddy's crimes rather than victims. OBOZ.UA collected situations when celebrities hinted at the rapper's illegal activities.

Justin Bieber shows off his "white party"

According to the Daily Mail, the rapper's "white parties" were most often mentioned in hints about his illegal actions. Back in 2020, Justin Bieber allegedly mentioned them in his video for the song Yummy.

"Some fans are convinced that its theme symbolizes the tumultuous journey of Diddy Combs and Bieber in the entertainment world. The video begins with the singer arriving at a party full of the rich and elite while young children entertain the guests by playing a symphony of instruments on stage," the explanation reads.

P. Diddy's "white parties" had a similar concept: rich people were invited to them, and prostitutes under the age of 15 entertained them. For each party, Diddy Combs had two separate lists of invited guests. The first one included the most popular celebrities who appeared at the events in white outfits from the best fashion brands. The second list of visitors was much smaller and wore completely different "clothes"-only swimsuits and cheap shoes.

During this party, Justin Bieber's music video features dancers dressed in white clothes, reminiscent of P. Diddy's "white parties."

It is also known that the producer occasionally "ate fruit from the bodies of naked women". And in Bieber's video, the camera focuses on the party guests, who are fed fruit, cakes and other food.

"When the party ends, a lonely Bieber is left at the table looking confused before a cleared plate with his childhood photo appears, symbolizing his innocence," the explanation reads.

A hint of P. Diddy in Supernatural

In episode 12 of season 6, fans of Supernatural noticed that the concept of the episode, titled "Like a Virgin," also hints at a "white party." In the story, the main characters Dean and Sam Winchester investigate why a group of teenage girls went missing under mysterious circumstances. In particular, it deals with virgins.

The brothers then talk to an injured young woman who escaped from an attempted kidnapping and learn from her that the attacker took the form of a large bat. Trying to find out who is hiding behind the mask of this monster, Sam asks Dean: "What kind of creature is this that loves virgins and gold?" Dean hastily answers: "P. Diddy." Then Sam remarks: "You know, that's comforting. I die for a year, come back, and you're still not funny."

Eminem sang about P. Diddy

In his song Fuel, Eminem used wordplay to sing about one of P. Diddy's crimes - violence.

We can just say

I'm like a R-A-P-E-R

Got so many S-As, S-As

Wait, he didn't just spell the word, "Rapper" and leave out a P, did he?

(Yep)

A user of the social network TikTok noticed that these lines sounded a little different than they should and were combined into other words.

The way he divided the word rapper into letters and spelled them out seems to be similar to the word rapist, which means "rapist." As indicates "aggression," because in English the full word sounds like aggress, and Eminem took the first and last letters from it. That is, the entire line sounds like "I have so much aggression."

"Wait, he didn't just write the word 'rapper' and leave out the 'R', did he?" the next line reads. However, at the end of it, the name P. Diddy is encrypted in the phrase "P, did he".

"The Simpsons" at the "white party"

Even Homer from The Simpsons attended Diddy Combs' "white party" in season 28, which was released in 2019. The series was called "The Great Fatsby" with an alleged reference to the legendary movie and book "The Great Gatsby," where the main character also threw lavish parties. However, in the one depicted in The Simpsons, all the guests wore white clothes. In the episode, a character similar to Diddy throws a lavish party to which he invited celebrities and socialites.

It should be reminded that the first lawsuit against P. Diddy's crimes was filed by his ex-girlfriend Casandra Ventura. She said that during Sean Diddy Combs' debauched parties, she was repeatedly abused by the artist.

According to People, another victim of the rapper's parties filed a complaint against him with the New York Supreme Court on Friday. Jane Doe noted that she had been suffering from sexual abuse for four years.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA told which stars covered up the crimes of Hollywood producer P. Diddy. The list of charges against him is growing.

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