Suge Knight recently aired out what he allegedly knows about Diddy and others in the entertainment industry. The rapper also shared what he thinks Sean Combs’ time in pre-trial detention might be like.
Suge commented to News Nation during a televised phone call from prison. He is serving a 28-year sentence for voluntary manslaughter. Additionally, Suge and Puffy have an apparent long-standing rivalry that began in the 90s as they were both stamping their coast with music from their labels, Death Row and Bad Boy Records, respectively.
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Suge Knight Highlights Diddy’s Influence & Safety In Jail
Now, during an appearance on ‘CUOMO,’ Suge has warned his foe to watch his back with the other jailed men. However, Knight also expressed confidence that Sean isn’t going down without a fight. As his former “friend,” Knight said Combs knows “powerful people.”
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Additionally, the rapper alleged that Diddy would suffer from drug withdrawals during his pre-trial detention. Note that Combs nor his reps have publicly confirmed any use of drugs by the producer in the days leading up to his arrest on Sept. 16 in New York City.
“I don’t think nobody can just count [Diddy] out, I don’t think he gon lay down and in the court and die. He probably going through a lot of s**t right now because he’s probably going through a lot of withdrawals from the drugs,” Suge said.
During the phone interview, Suge Knight also spoke on jail being a “negative environment” regardless of who you are. The Death Row founder suggested that prisoners target others to build a name for themselves behind the walls.
“We gotta learn from our mistakes. Everything don’t have to be a mistake, you gotta better yourself, but we all know what we signed up for…” he added.
Earlier this week, a retired warden from the Brooklyn jail gave insight into the holding center Diddy’s in. He shared that the environment is rigid with limited outside access. Like Suge, the warden also mentioned how Combs’ charges of sex trafficking, transportation for prostitution, and mounting sexual assault lawsuits could make him a target.
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Former Diddy Rival Calls Out Other Entertainers
As previously reported, Diddy’s indictment breaks down the charges in 14 pages, citing a repeated pattern of alleged abuse against women and others, including assault at exclusive parties known as “Freak Offs.” Last week, two Manhattan judges rejected his request for bail, including a $50 million bond proposal that included a family-wide passport surrender.
Several key celebrities, from Katt Williams to Aubrey O’Day, have come forward to speak on the charges. In contrast, others, like Dame Dash, have distanced themselves from appearances at Diddy’s Hamptons parties. LL Cool J and Flavor Flav have straight up refused to comment on Combs’ legal issues.
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Meanwhile, during his call, Suge Knight called out the folks who were not speaking out about Diddy’s indictment and allegations. Speaking freely, he name-dropped more than a few hip-hop-heavy hitters!
“Right now, I don’t care if it’s T.I…Rick Ross…Jay…Snoop…Game…, nobody’s stepping up on the fact that [inaudible] knew what was going on.”
Knight made additional allegations about a former Interscope employee named Tubby, who allegedly recruited minors for sexual acts with employees and artists. Note that these claims have not been independently reviewed by The Shade Room. Swipe below to listen to excerpts from Suge’s phone call.
Elsewhere in the interview, Suge reportedly claimed the producer learned abuse from “people before him and did it to the younger people after him.” Moreover, the rapper alleged that “butt-naked parties” have been happening in the industry “for a whole bunch of years” and reiterated his allegations of Combs also being a victim.
“If we don’t fix it and do something about it, history will constantly be repeating itself,” he added.
