Diddy On Diageo Lawsuit, Ciroc, Economic Unity, Challenges Being A Black Billionaire, & Media Power

In this exclusive live interview at Invest Fest, Diddy delves into the key moments and decisions that shaped his iconic career:

- Unearthing the inspiration behind the creation of Bad Boy Records.
- A candid reflection on the continued oppression, even at the pinnacle of success.
- How Bad Boy's primary objective was to disrupt and redefine the music industry.
- Diddy's powerful assertion: "Nobody is coming to save us."
- Insights into business: The importance of not being too attached and knowing when to sell.
- Diddy's underlying mission: Bettering the lives of Black people.
- Navigating the nuances of fame: Handling jealousy as a Black billionaire and dealing with haters.
- A deep dive into his dispute with Diageo over Ciroc and why he's pursuing them for racial discrimination.
- Diddy's perspective on media, terming it as the most influential industry globally.
- Personal growth: The invaluable business lessons he garnered from running a marathon.
- The vision for his new R&B album and his efforts to revive the true essence of R&B.
- His thoughts on financial ownership and the alarming racial wealth gap.
- Diddy's commitment to fighting for racial equality, underscored by his lawsuit against Diageo.
- And so much more, including a peek into his forthcoming projects and his strategies for success.

Join us for this enlightening conversation and gain a deeper understanding of the man behind the legend. Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive content and insights. #diddy #InvestFest #BadBoyRecords #ciroc #revolt

[thebeautifullibra]

Moral of the story: make sure you living right in this fight!!!

[amidmuhhammed]

Louis farrakhan, malcom x, Marcus Garvey have been warning us for 60 years plus.

[chazc]

This interview has now become iconic September 2024

[lescange]

The problem with us blacks is that we talk too damn much. We need to find ways to be more discrete when we're making moves or else they will shut you down!

[virtuousjewel]

This interview did NOT take Diddy down, DIDDY took himself down! He was always a talented monster. He was going down regardless, either publicly or after he perished. A lot of you sound dumb, blind, and brainwashed. Judge each situation individually and accordingly. He'll NEVER be a Marcus Garvey or a Malcom X.

[troyanthony]

When you go against your handlers. You get handled.

[rcsmith]

Crazy how Diago just settled this lawsuit and now Diddy is looking crazy in the headlines but I’m sure it’s just a coincidence

[LeAndreWatts]

Honestly Diddy speaking on Black Unity makes him as Targeted as Marcus Garvey 🇯🇲Or even Malcolm X

[Laughter]

This is the reason he is going through things today. He understood Global Empowerment of Black Entrepreneurship.

[laraa]

This aged like fine wine. Diddy knew what was about to go down and he told his story before all the outrage. I knew it was more to his story. Chess not Checkers.

[jasonpatterson]

A legendary discussion. Diddy wants change.

The powers can discredit you based on your past. So if you step out of line, then you risk losing it all! One year on Diddy is in prison with bail denied.

It is crazy how life pans out.

September 2024

[susanwoodsnonprofitsolutions]

Amazing how those same people cheered him and now boo him. Never believe the hype.

[jamekajefferiesDiamond]

This was such a super dope interview for me as a black business woman in CT where the right is truly real, I was blessed to be in the room on the front row 🔥🔥🔥

[Jarede]

40k to 2.6 million cases!!! It’s crazy how they use us. Glad he’s shedding light on this problem

[sparkmedialit]

It's time to unite y'all, we can't let another generation drown under this system. It's only Us.

[belizeangyal]

Damn we gotta have convos like this is private 🤦🏿‍♂️

[purliegates]

I don’t have a heaven or hell to put this man in so I will say this. This interview is EPIC and monumentally significant. “Someone has to be the sacrificial lamb”. I’m sure that was not his intent but the Universe works in mysterious ways. You can’t unhear what you just heard. His message was loud, clear, valid, and necessary for the young minds and the masses, in general. A wise man once said, “trials purify”. Sean Combs is going through a trial right now. There’s no other Black mogul speaking like this so I have no other choice but to applaud his courage and salute his intent. He’s not totally oblivious to what the potential consequences could be. May God be with him. I’m sure Tupac would feel the same way. #WeDoEvolve💪🏿💪🏿🫡

[mbmb]

These are the type of conversations we as black people need to be having all the time so we can have a strong hold on this economy like everyone else so we can leave generational wealth for our kids

[kendallwilliams]

This, Steve Harvey, and Robert Smith gotta be the top 3 interview All-Time for the culture.

Our people just gotta pay attention to the downloads these dudes are giving us. PEACE AND ABUNDANCE TO ALL ORGINAL PEOPLE let’s get US back to our natural ways of being.

[flimflam]

This interview is the reason why they are taking him down.