#diddy documentary

watched the diddy documentary and all i wanna say is…men really need to hold other men accountable. i deeply feel for all the victims involved (especially the ones who have to relive their trauma to speak up). tupac we gon get you your justice idc. juror 160…shut up. and his mom, you are one nasty sick ass lady that birthed a demon.

This woman right here somehow managed to be the embodiment of both “All skinfolk ain't Kinfolk” and a Pick me all in one person.

but they are also the first ones to flood online spaces specifically curated by and for women to tell them how their homegirls aint shit. how if your friend cheats on them and you know about it YOU'RE a bad person. you're vile and disgusting. you're morally corrupt.

men hold women to standards that they cannot even fathom holding themselves to. they live by an entirely different set of rules and i think for the first time in history they are realizing that there are consequences to their actions. that the game they've always played is a losing one. once women gained autonomy. education, careers, robust social groups, intimate friendships, their own bank accounts. they are realizing how worthless they are in the grand scheme of things.

men were never anything to be desired. they were a necessity to our survival. and now they aren't. they are facing natural selection in ways they could never even imagine. and it's both satisfying and sinister to see.

Because GOD FORBID you call out a successful black man who has mountains of evidence against him with all the shit he has and has most likely done in the past.

The motherfucker isn't even that talented, which is exactly why he did what he did and tormented all the people working for them and fabricated a rap beef between Biggie and Tupac that never existed.

He never paid the people that made him successful, instead, he violated them and treated them like literal garbage and puppets. To him they were nothing but tools, tokens, and once they ran out and he got tired of them and got rid of them. Whether it was by firing them and making them homeless, blacklisting them from the industry for life, making them go broke, or just straight up killing them.

It's one thing for someone to have a single accusation or two thrown at them with little to no proof or people able to back it up. But THIS DEMONIC ASS NIGGA, has literal decades of dirt and evidence on him. A good chunk of which wasn't even covered in the documentary.

HE

IS

GUILTY

Yet when someone as wealthy and successful as him gets accused apparently people wanna defend this nigga. Like other than getting rich off of other people’s success and assistance, what the fuck did he have to offer??????? Idk if it's because I didn't know fuck shit about him until his allegations came up and before then only heard his name a few times, but I'm glad I wasn't aware of him like most people.

I can see him for who he truly is without needing to remove rose tinted glasses. Because they never existed. Same with R. Kelly where I only learned about his existence in “The Boondocks” which would have a field day with a Diddy episode if it was still running. Only difference between these two is that R. Kelly had something to offer the music industry while all Diddy had to offer was flexing and clout before that was even a term.

It's no wonder why this guy was in the same friend group as the fuckwad running our country rn.

Meanwhile, people get more heated when Beyoncé wins Grammys in categories she never won in before. Like for fuck’s sake I'm not even a Beyonce stan by any means but it's ridiculous how people throw a hissy fit over her winning two awards she has never won before even if she's won many Grammys before that.

God forbid a successful BLACK WOMAN fill in two slots that weren't filled before despite all her achievements, not only that but making history as she's the first black woman to win “Country Album of the Year.” Be grateful she even made it a POSSIBILITY for lesser-known black country artists to have a chance to make it that far.

But Diddy does all this shit and people wanna act like it's all fabricated to tear a black man down.

FOR FUCKS SAKE PEOPLE NEVER LEARN.

Doesnt help that out of all the women accusing Diddy of all the shit he's done, only one of them is white. So of course the majority of the accusers got dismissed because black women can't stand up for themselves without having every negative stereotype thrown at them to dismiss what happened to them.

This happens to women as a whole in several different ways but in this situation in particular and others like it, it ESPECIALLY happens to black women.

We cannot

DO

SHIT

For ourselves

Without someone having a problem with it.

Whether it be jealous bitter white women, white men with a fetish, an anti black member of another minority, or self-hating racooning black men who are arguably the worst out of all of these for many reasons.

The people cheering on Diddy when he walked out of the court house and those fucking jurors in the interview prove all of this to be true.

To finish this off.

Bootlickers and Pick Mes are some of the most dangerous people in this type of situation and many others. This is why education on the cycle of abuse and how abusers function is crucial to the everyday person, especially with the strong possibility they’ll end up on jury duty dealing with a Domestic Abuse case.

That's all I got for today.

And remember fellow black people.

2nd episode of Stranger Things 5: I forgot how much I love this show! I'm back in the hype!