How Diddy’s downfall changes hip-hop culture

Kim Osorio, a music insider and the co-host of the “Trigger Warning Podcast,” joins PIX11 to discuss the downfall of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and the ramifications it will have on hip-hop culture.

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Hip hop mouthbreather are all gangsters until the FBI knocks....😂

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Garbage is as garbage does.

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Lots of people thought this would happen.

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all that baby oil but no condoms

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"Hes someone I deeply respected" LOL Why? Everyone knew he was a monster.

[@RonDJuan]

What about the lasting societal effects of this?

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Why aren’t the right-wing groups picketing outside of rap and hip-hop venues the same way they do with Pride or drag queens? Seems a bit hypocritical to me. Wonder if they’re too scared of the former group and not so much of the latter.

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If you like rap hop music, you'll love diddy.

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Puff daddy created good music? Tf?

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You must be white…. Are you fking serious? Biggies music, Mary j blige, 112, faith evans, mase, Mario Winans… never mind you probably don’t even know who those people are

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so how was he supposed to use these video tapes as blackmail? who's getting blackmailed now?