Industry Publicist Alleges Jay Z Beyonce have a Dark Secret

➡ The speaker discusses their experiences with Rihanna, describing her as a shy and introverted person who transforms when she’s on stage. They also mention rumors about Rihanna’s involvement in the music industry’s darker side, including symbolism and manipulation. The speaker expresses uncertainty about these rumors, but acknowledges the industry’s manipulative nature. They also discuss their own experiences with copyright issues and their commitment to revealing what they believe to be the truth.
➡ The speaker discusses their experiences with Tidal, a music streaming service, and its failed promises. They also mention being questioned by authorities about their knowledge of Jay Z’s relationships and alleged criminal activities. The speaker expresses disappointment in Kanye West’s recent actions, despite his apparent turn to Christianity. They also suggest that many prominent figures in the music industry, including Jay Z and Diddy, are involved in corrupt practices.
➡ The text discusses the controversial actions of Kanye West, suggesting he used his music and church services to gain worship for himself rather than God. It also mentions his claim of being his own God and the influence of the philosophy of Thelema in the music industry. The text further discusses disappointment in RZA, a member of the Wu Tang Clan, for his alleged involvement in inappropriate activities, contradicting his previously displayed religious discipline.
➡ The speaker recounts a disturbing experience at a party where they felt uncomfortable with the behavior of some celebrities. They felt that the celebrities were testing their reactions to certain activities, possibly to see if they would fit in with the group. The speaker also discusses the power dynamics in the music industry, suggesting that some artists might feel pressured to engage in activities they’re uncomfortable with for the sake of their careers. They express a desire for more people to speak out about these issues.
➡ This text discusses the relationship between music industry figures Diddy, Biggie, and Biggie’s son CJ Wallace. It suggests that Diddy profited greatly after Biggie’s death and that there were rumors Biggie wanted to leave Diddy’s label. The text also mentions parties and drug use within their circle, and the speaker expresses a desire to have observed these events more closely. The conversation ends with mutual respect and appreciation for the honesty shared.

I don’t know, because when I met her, she was very, she was very reserved, very quiet, and she appears to be that way, too. It’s just like, kind of Michael Jackson ish, you know, like, very soft spoken. But then, you know, when he got on stage, he became someone else. I think that’s more of her thing. I think she’s, like a shy, introverted person. But when I was around her, like, I didn’t know. And, you know, there’s that information out there as well, you know, about, about Rihanna and about the publicity stunt, because I was supposed to fall on the sword completely and say that, you know, that I didn’t even know her, that I never even worked on the project.

But it was too far out there, and it was too far known that. And it just, like, it was so sloppy. It fell apart because people have known, you know, since 2005, especially, like, the industry, people in the media have covered Rihanna at the beginning of her career because I was involved. Right. So as far as if she’s changed, I really don’t know because I don’t talk to her anymore. I don’t have any dealings with her. I don’t know. But she seems to be the same person as far as, like, you know, very shy, very, you know, it’s kind of staying.

Even though she’s in the, even though she’s in the limelight constantly, you don’t see interviews from her or anything like that much, you know? Yeah. The only reason I ask is because I see Rihanna using the same symbolism as Jay Z. I see her, you know, partaking in, like, that same kind of lifestyle. And now there’s even rumors that she might have been one of Diddy’s, you know, victims or might have been at one of Diddy’s parties. And there is photos of Rihanna, Athenae, what appears to be a ditty party. But, you know, I’m not saying it’s confirmed or not.

It’s just, I want to know if, like, when you met her, did she look like this regular girl is? You know, there’s just, like, there was nothing crazy about her, but, like, because if you look at her today, you can see that there. She’s. She’s definitely down with the industry at this point, you know? Correct. So would you say that when you first met her, would you say that they developed her into what she is today? You know, I just, honestly, I don’t. I don’t know. Like, my experiences with Rihanna has been nothing but very, very positive, you know, and she seems like a very wonderful person.

I really don’t know. I’ve also seen some of the symbolism that you’re talking about. But like I said, a lot of these things are so manipulative. It’s like you get, like, a rack of all these different clothes, and it’s like, hey, try one of these for the photo shoot, or photographer will suggest, and you don’t even realize what you’re putting on. You don’t even realize that maybe sometimes it contains a symbolism until afterwards, you know, until people break it down. So I don’t know, man. I like to think of her as somebody who is just a good person.

And I think that she’s. I think maybe she’s changing to more independent away from the industry and just really focusing on her family. Fair enough. At the end of the day, I feel that Rihanna might be involved in some of the industry activities. I know that she’s not the one that that does the treatment for her music videos, but there’s even a music video where she’s dancing in front of a projector screen, and behind the projector screen, they literally flash the princess of the Illuminati, you know? So it’s just things like that that makes me question these artists.

And if, for example, I’ll ask you this question. You are an artist, right? Now. I sign you to a record deal, right? And you’re just doing what you do. You put on the clothes, you record the song, you shoot the music video, and then you watch the music video over, and they add masonic imagery or a code imagery in there, and they’re making you appear as satanic. Would you just go along with it, or are you going to stand up and say something? At what point is it? Is it you standing up to it or you just going with the flow? Do you understand what I’m saying? I think it’s both.

You kind of go with the flow, and then maybe you question it, and then you think these people are your friends. No, it’s not that. It’s really about this, and it’s really about that. You know, it’s so manipulative, and it’s so. It’s so. It’s so hidden. It’s such a shady business, you know? But all that, honestly, from her, all that comes from Jay Z. Jay Z, such into witchcraft and such into symbolism that it’s just crazy. And I think that’s. That’s his influence, that’s his input into her career. And I agree, because she was only 16, but, like, that’s what I’m trying to say.

At what point do you stand up and say, I’m not doing that. I’m not comfortable with that. I’m not a satanist. Right. I don’t know. I don’t know. I think may, like I said, like, it’s so highly manipulative. And even if she did say that, I’m sure he’s got a response. Okay. You know, and I’m not trying to push on you, you know. No, no, I understand totally. I, like, I dig for the truth, and I don’t have emotions when it comes to finding out the truth. That’s why I feel I don’t attach myself. The truth is the truth.

I don’t want to. I don’t. I don’t like anybody. I don’t like any artists. I don’t have any love for any artists. I love humans. I love people. I love everyone. And no one gets away with it. In my eyes, if you are involved, I’m going to call you out. And if you want to clear things up, you have, you know, you have a million times bigger platform than me. And I’ve already had issues with. With Kanye west in the past. Early on on my YouTube career, I exposed the same imagery and the same things about Kanye west.

And I got a manual copyright strike from his team. It was literally his record label listed. It wasn’t a content id, which is what literally happens when you use someone’s music video or something. This was someone on his team. The same thing happened to me when I spoke about Tupac. I had a manual takedown, and it was the craziest thing because it was from the man who took Tupac’s last photo, which I don’t even understand how he managed to see. The video had like, 60 or 50,000 views. And he apparently saw the video and it listed his name.

I looked him up. It was the man who took the last photo of Tupac in the car with Suge knighthood. So I got a copyright strike for that. You know, I feel that I’m gonna call out the truth. You know, what I believe is the truth, no matter what the cost is. Right. And I comprehend that you have a relationship with Rihanna, and you didn’t see anything like that. So I respect that. And I can move on to the next question. While you were in the industry, nothing like this ever happened to you before. A different artist that didn’t like something you said about them, a story you ran about them.

Never. When Jay Z. When you. When you had said that about Jay Z and Rihanna, they didn’t try to threaten you or reach out to you attacking manner. No, I was. I was part of the team. Okay. Oh, yeah. So, yeah, because you were working for Rihanna. Rihanna was signed for her team. Yeah, I was working for her team. They didn’t like the fact that not for. Not for her direct for her team. Yeah, I get it. Cuz you, you. You weren’t. The artist isn’t hiring you. The team is hiring you as a publicist to work on articles and stuff like that.

Correct. So you saying that Jay Z’s, when they reached out to you, they told you they were gonna compensate you in whatever way, you know, and you were to report that you started the rumor and that it was a lie. Correct. Ten years later, afterwards, after that we had put it out, after we had came out, you know, with our marketing plan for Ponti replay. Ten years later, when the book dropped to becoming Beyonce book and they found out that I was in the chapters, I didn’t know I was in the. I didn’t know I was going to be in the chapters until the book dropped.

Right. Then the book dropped and all of a sudden I start getting contacted about, you know, to speak on what happened. I think it was on Wendy Williams, the author went on, was maybe the first one. And then that exploded. Then back in 2015, while I was working with Tidal, helping them launch and helping them do publicity for their app against Spotify, that when I was working with them, the head of Roc Nation contacted me and wanted me to basically fall on the sword, go on television. It wasn’t an artist that I was working with on title.

It was like Tidal had made me, like, I don’t know, like, the producers corner. They were going to, like, every release that I did that they would promote. You know, they really believed in Tidal because that, like, title’s one of Jay Z’s biggest failures, like, as, you know, like that. And so everybody just thought that Tidal would take over Spotify because he had Madonna and Kanye and Rihanna and I, Nicki Minaj and everybody with the ambiance and it still didn’t, like, resonate as much as it should with people. So I was promised, like, all these things that Tidal would do, you know, for me.

And I was, like, believing that, you know, title was. Title would take down Spotify and Tidal would take down Apple. Because who can stop all those that. That amount of people who are supporting it and it just didn’t stick. And they didn’t. They didn’t do anything that they said they. They were the ones that made you go on. Inside Edition. Correct. They got that for you. They set it that up. Correct. Yeah. It’s interesting, man. So it’s. I want people to realize, because essentially, I’m not saying you’re saying it. What I’m saying it. If they made you cover this up, they essentially made you cover up a crime that Jay Z allegedly hooked up with Rihanna, who was only 16.

Now, I also readdez. Bless you. I also read that the police were reaching out to you at a certain point about this. That’s correct. But that was in 2005 when it first happened. Mm hmm. Okay. And you obviously, you denied it. Yeah. I was so freaked out. You know, that was 20 years ago. Right. So I’m in my twenties, and, like, we’re just, like, starting. And the guy that I was with, you know, his name is William. We were in Florida. He was, like, an intern with me. You know, we’re just chilling in Florida and Kissimmee, like, in between Kissimmee and Orlando, and we’re pulled over, you know, by these unmarked cars, and we’re taken into this interrogation room over by the Kissimmee library.

And he was, like, freaking out, like, we’re going to jail. We’re going to jail. And I was, like, nervous, but I’m like, no, bro, we’re fine. Like, there’s nothing to worry about. And when I would. When I was interrogated, like, in that room, I started to get nervous, like, wait a minute. Like, what’s happening here? Right? Because I’ve never been in a situation where, like, I’m interrogated, especially by, you know, Homeland security and the feds or the task force. I think it’s what they were for Jay Z, because the rap artists back in the day used to have those.

Those task force that they used to always talk about. So whatever this was, these government officials, whether it was a task force, you know, looking into all the businesses of Jay Z, they came to me and asked me about my involvement. What did I know? Did I know about him and Tiara Marie, Foxy Brown, Rihanna, like, all those people? And at the time, I I didn’t. And it was. It was. It was. It was crazy to go through that. And then, you know, they were investigating him for the stabbing of Lansam Rivera and the criminal complaints about R.

Kelly. And you got to think a man of that stature, you know, that’s 20 years ago for Jay Z as well. So he was a much different person then. So probably all the things that have been reported on Jay Z then 20 years ago by various people, you know, this is a guy who came out openly and talks about, you know, dealing drugs and keys and everything else. Like, why wouldn’t the police be tracking him nonstop, right? This is a guy who’s openly saying that, you know, he is still into the drug business, right? And he could say, that’s just art.

But, yeah, when I was stopped by the. When we were stopped by the feds and they questioned us about that, I mean, I didn’t know. You know, I was like. It shook me to the core because I was like, oh, my gosh, you know, and then it dies down. Nothing happens. And then the book came out, the becoming Beyonce in 2015, that I’m in, and that just. That brought it all back up. Because here’s the thing, too, is, like, if you look at my past, I’ve never done interviews. Like. Like, my first one was with, like, TSA tells which Jaguar saw.

And then, you know, I was. And then I did hers and then I did yours, and then I did other ones before then. This has, like, never been my thing is, like, doing interviews like this. You understand? Like, I may. I might have two out there. And, like, my whole 20 years, I’ve been very, very, very behind the scenes. So me coming out and speaking like this is. Is a very new thing from seeing some people like Jaguar. Right. You know, to come out and to speak just makes me feel like I have a responsibility to the public as well to share the story and hopefully help some people out there, because, like, as I said earlier, the victims and the people that are hurting that have reached out to me.

Like, maybe that’s what God has me doing here, is just helping, helping people and giving someone, you know, a security blanket, so to speak, to be able to speak about what they’ve been through. Yeah. You know, it starts with someone. Someone has to lay the foundation down. And if you’re basically, like, you’re basically doing now, you’re calling out, you’re. You’re backing up Jaguar Wright’s claims. You’re saying that Jaguar Wright isn’t lying about Jay Z or, you know, at least you believe some of the things she says regarding Jay Z. Because I know we can’t prove everything Jaguar states because it’s just.

It’s impossible unless you have insider information or unless you were there, but you could at least take her word and do an investigation and see what else you find. That’s how I like to look at it. And that’s the thing is, like, when you think about Kanye, he got his start with Jay Z. Yeah, right. And Jay Z is best friends. He was best friends with. With Biggie and Biggie’s best friends with Diddy. And it just goes back to those. It always goes back to those people at Jay Z and Diddy. And one of those people is in custody in Brooklyn right now.

Yeah. And the other is people are thinking that he will be next, you know? And I don’t think there’s a question that he’ll be next. I think that just the stuff that I’ve got from people, not only what I’ve witnessed and not only what I’ve heard from being involved in the corner, being involved in those circles, like being involved with Jay Z’s biggest artist, Rihanna. Well, Kanye would be, but I’ve also been involved with him and being involved with Tidal, being involved with Roc Nation, being involved with Tidal. For me to hear all the stories then throughout the years and witness some of the stuff that I have, but now hear from these victims and people that Jay Z, that they claim has hurt is just so overwhelming that how could you not believe it? It’s not like him.

It’s not like Jay Z and Diddy aren’t related. Like, these guys are friends. They are business partners at every Roc nation and Diddy party before the freak offs when it was just Diddy’s birthdays. You see him and Jay Z together. So why wouldn’t Jay Z and Diddy practice the same thing, like, what each other’s doing? They’re the. They’re the same people, right? And so is Biggie’s son, you know, like, once again, that I had a contract with. With the notorious big estate. He’s corrupt too. They’re all so corrupt and they’re all tied in together. For Kanye, it, you know, it breaks my heart because I thought that he was out of it with Jesus’s king.

I was like, yes, this is. This is unbelievable. You know, and seeing him speak out at, like, you know, about Christianity, about God and, you know, him not having, you know, any cuss words. And now all of a sudden it seems like he’s back to that time is that. That really hurts because, you know, the thing about God is he will forgive you. And I just felt like we were going to see Kanye just become a major christian artist. And it just. It just hurts to see him backslid. Now see, me, I’ve been very vocal the entire time with the Kanye and, you know, the christian areas, christian era, what I call it, but I never bought into it.

And the reason why I say this is because I don’t. I don’t judge off of what a person says. I judge off of what a person does. And Kanye never stopped using occult symbolism. Kanye also, there was academics said this himself, that the whole entire time that he was recording these so called gospel artists, it was rumored that he had in the studio with multiple women now. Oh, wow. This on top of the fact that Kanye also admitted that he sacrificed his mother. This is not my words. These are his own words that came out of his own mouth.

You can look this up. My mom ain’t here. My mama was sacrificed. Me too. You understand? Yeah. He also admitted that, you know, through symbolism, that he’s a part of the same kind of club. But I agree with you 1000%. God can get you out of anything. So I wouldn’t be surprised if God got Kanye out of this situation. But I don’t think it was genuine. I think that Kanye was trying to play God and he succeeded. It seemed like he was having people worship him. If we go to his church services at the beginning, at least before he came out with the gospel album, he was just changing.

He was singing his songs in a church. It wasn’t. He wasn’t singing a song from the heart to God. He was singing his own music, his own music that he already had previously made, changed a few words and was singing it at church. And that was supposed to be a church service. But I felt that it was more. It was more centered on worshiping him. He was at the center of it. He was raising his hands, collecting all this energy. You got to remember that, like you said, a lot of this is frequencies. A lot of this is energy.

A lot of this is. Is more than what meets the eye. So that whole entire era, a lot of people say, Kanye’s a clone. Kanye, this, I don’t believe none of that. I believe that Kanye proved that he is seen as a God on earth. Do you understand what I’m saying? Yeah, that’s what he proved. He proved that he can convince all of you to go, not you necessarily, but the masses, to go to his church and worship him. Because realistically, you don’t go to an artist for that kind of relationship of God that you can go, you can listen to gospel music, but your relationship with God comes with.

From within you. You know, that’s a personal relationship. And Kanye’s music isn’t gonna, you know, some people might say it helped him. Some people might say it. It helped him closer to God. But in my opinion, it was just an act. And the fact that the way he reacted afterwards, like you said, it seemed like he backslid. But the thing is, it’s just what he’s been doing the whole time. There’s an interview. There’s an interview where he just recently did. He said that he doesn’t know. He no longer prays to God to help him. God didn’t get him out of anything.

He did that he is his own God. This is 2023 or 2024 right now. Are you in that space where you’re comfortable enough to say, this is where I am right now? I’m still a man of God. Jesus still is king. But this is vultures right now. This is where I am. You know, I have my issues with Jesus. There’s a lot of stuff I went through. I have my issues with Jesus. There’s a lot of stuff I went through, but I prayed and I didn’t see Jesus show up. So I had to put my. My experience in this world, my experience with my children, my experience with other people, my experience with my account, my experience with my brand, and my experience with the level of music that I was dealing with in my own hands.

So I’ll be surprised that I’m still alive every day. How did you not so called disappear like? Cause that’s a hell of a fight. Cause, you know. Cause I’m God. Cause I’m God. Anyone to disagree? I’m the God of me. You can’t tell me who I am. I can’t tell y’all. I could tell y’all. It’s y’all job to listen. I’m the God of me. I don’t know if I’m in heaven already and shit. I got number one, Paul. You know, I might be on like a fourth dimension version of the lifestyle, you know? I don’t know.

I must have died in his accident. His recently came out of his mouth. And that’s the same mentality. If we go back to the Lima, the lima teaches, do what thou will, and that you are your own God. You are the master of your will. You understand? You’re the one that determines your will. And I feel that the Lima has infected the entire music industry, not just hip hop. It was first in rock and roll. It was meant like Ozzy Osbourne. I don’t know if you heard of a rock band named Bohemeth, David Bowie. These are all people that I have 100% confirmed were follower followers of Aleister Crowley.

And they put this in their music. And Kanye west has also done the same thing. Anything else you want to add anything else that you want to say before we go? Well, so listen, with that being said, that was the disappointing thing in RZA, because I worked with RZA. I used to work with the company. This will be the last thing. It was called Rings and Partners Entertainment, and it’s owned by this rapper named Civil Rings, whose real name is Tariq. And Tariq is the guy who did the once upon a time in Shaolin with RZA.

That album, that’s been a lot of controversy because there was only one made by the drug guy. And, you know, it’s been museums now and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But anyway, civil rings. Rings and partners Entertainment, that’s who I was able to get contact through RZA. And there used to be this magazine called Scratch magazine, and Scratch magazine was a producer’s magazine. Back in the day, it was by Harris Publications that did XXL, and it was, like, the greatest magazine. They covered, like, Doctor Dre and RZA and all the producers. And so we did a cover story for RZA, and it was done with this guy named Carl Cherry, who’s now, like, apple or spot.

Yeah. And Jesus Trevino was. That was. That was. Was the writer. And it was. It was on RZA. So when we went to the studio and I was with RZA, and I think he was doing, like, kill Bill. He was doing some kind of score, some kind of soundtracks. Maybe it was right after kill Bill, but. No, I think. I think it was. I think it was kill Bill. I was really disappointed, because, like, he was talking about, like, the Israelites religion, and he was talking about the five percenters, and he was talking about all these different things and being like a.

Being like a white person. He was telling me all these things. I really respected it. And he had this other, like, pastor there that was with him, and he was vegan. And like I said, he gave me. I’ve never even heard of it up until this point. Rza gave me this, the apocrypha, you know, which is the, you know, the Bible with the missing. You would know, you know it better, but it had the missing canon. So he was, like, explaining the apocrypha, and he was like. He seemed very religious, very, like, disciplined. So to see him ten years later on one shot, and to see him not want to do Kane and suggesting that him and sway Calloway and DJ Khaled don’t do.

So they have coke, you know, and then to go downstairs and RZA and Sway Calloway and DJ Khaled and the guy that was with DJ Khaled to go down and have their own gay orgy was so disappointing, because, like I said, this is a guy who gave me the apocrypha. This is a guy who I really looked up to. Even whatever people feel about their own religions and stuff like that, this was a person that I really looked up to with the Wu Tang clan. That’s one of the reasons I’m so bothered by it. You know, I just want to close, like, because a lot of people have hit me about, like, you know, like, there’s no way sway Calloway and no way Rza.

I would. I would say the same thing, being, like, a fan. But it did happen. They were. They were in a ging tech was there, and so was crooked eye. You know, it goes by King Crooked. Who’s in slaughterhouse? Who’s Joe Budden? Slaughterhouse was Joe Budden. Crooked eye, Royce, the five nine, and Joel Ortiz. They were a group. Crooked eye was, like, one of my best friends. He’s been around my family. We’ve done a lot of projects together. He’s also really, really close. He goes back even further with King Tech and sway Callaway. Like, I wish crooked eye would confirm that all this did happen, because he was there listening to the orgy.

He was there listening to them. You know, he knew what was going on because he wouldn’t even make eye contact with me because, you know, it’s. It was such a startling moment. And these are pillars of hip hop that, you know, I was trying to look at him like, bro, like, what is this? You know, like. And texting him, and he wasn’t even answering me. Just. You could just tell he wanted it over with, you know, crooked Eye did not participate at all in any of the. In the orgy that was happening. So that was very, very disappointing, you know, about RZA so much and sway the people that I really looked up to.

Not to cut you off, though, real quick, because, yeah, it’s something important that you say that. You kept saying that they did it right there while you guys were in. In the. In the, you know, in the area, and it’s close enough to hear them. It’s the house. I think they were downstairs. I think they did that on purpose. Think that. Like I was saying earlier, that says that’s on my ex head. Yeah. I think that they were trying to see if you guys wanted to play ball. Not saying that they. They wanted to make sure that, number one, you’re cool with it.

Number two, this is what. This is what goes down, for example, real quick. Actually, the Wu Tang, this is. It was the Wu tang. It was inspected deck that said this crunchy black said a similar story, but inspected decks. And this is even better because it connects right with RZA. Inspect the deck. Said that he was walking around in the party and he saw this activity, you know, guys on guy, guy on guy. And he said it was the biggest celebrity scene who he was shocked at the end. He said these people approached him to check his temperature, to check his energy, to see how is he going to react.

Are you going to be down a party with us and come into these rooms, or are you going to walk out the party and we know not to invite you again? You know, would you say that’s something like, do you think that they were testing you right there and King crooked, is that his name? Crooked eye? Yeah, right. Well, I think that crooked eye because. Or he was just as traumatized as me, but he’d known them for, like, 30 years. Like, sway and King Tech have put him on the wake up show. I think it’s just one of those things that.

That he’s just ignored because, you know, sway is very powerful. Tech is very powerful with SiriusXM and Shade 45, that he doesn’t want to rattle any of that feathers, and he just wanted it over. But there’s a story that came out in, like, 2016 that I left one shot to be with my adoptive family to be reunited. I think I spoke about this in the last one, and I just had to get away, like, so fast, you know? And my ex at the time, she was saying those same things that you’re saying was like, they were wanting, you know, us to be involved or, you know, that type of thing.

I was like, no, I didn’t. I didn’t know what to think. I just wanted to get away as fast as possible. And that’s why I left one shot, because it was so. It was so corrupt. Did they at any point, like, come up to you and try to, like, see if you realized it, or did they just go as norse normal, like, nothing was going on? That was the weirdest thing, because it just went on as normal. Nobody even talked about it. Yeah, that’s crazy. And like I said, it’s not. I don’t think that people want to say, oh, why do you have against gay? I don’t have nothing against them.

But when it’s kind of being forced in the industry, like, oh, you don’t have a choice. I don’t think it’s right for artists that are trying to make it. If they’re straight and they’re being forced to do things with someone like Diddy for a record contract, that’s not something he did at free will. That’s someone that’s being taken advantage of. Someone that’s they’re dangling their career or their success. Hey, you either got to do this or you’re going to walk out of here with nothing. You understand what I’m saying? No one’s going to believe them anyways.

Who’s going to believe it? Like, you were there, you were with them, you saw, you heard it, you experienced it, and there’s still people saying, no, that’s not true. You’re just making this up. Why would you make this up? RzA isn’t relevant right now to the moment. Sway isn’t relevant right now to the moment. These are people from back in the day that no one, even. DJ Khaled is most likely the most relevant person in this conversation, but he’s not even. You know, I don’t see you gaining anything from you making up this story. You see what I’m saying? Yeah.

Correct. It’s just, I believe you 100%. I don’t think that you. There’s no reason for you to lie about this. Now, if you. If you were saying the same story about Drake, maybe some people all, he just hates Drake, so that’s why he’s making that up. But I don’t. You’re saying that you were fans of these people. You’re saying that you were hurt when you realized that they weren’t who they claimed to be. Correct? Somebody you give me, like, the apocrypha. It’s supposed to be someone who was very, like, preachy to me. And I looked up and we got him the scratch magazine covered, you know, with Carl Cherry.

And that’s why I keep dropping these other names, too, is because I would love to see these people speak out. I would love to see crooked eye, you know, speak out. I know he’s upset with me. You know, I’m sure about saying these things, but nobody’s came out and denied it. They’ve all seen these things. Nobody. You know, CJ Wallace hasn’t came out and denied anything that I’ve said, you know, crooked eye hasn’t came out and said, oh, he’s not telling the truth. You know, that’s why it’s like I want people to come out and say, this is wrong.

This isn’t what happened. You know, yada, yada, yada, because it’s all the truth with Biggie’s son. So you’re saying, like, he’s a Diddy 2.0? Essentially, yes. What are some of the things that, since you worked with him, what are some of the things off the top of your head that you would say make him similar to Diddy that you’ve seen him do? The drugs, the getting. Getting the. Getting all the drugs for the parties during the pandemic. It’s so crazy. Like, I was with my ex at the time that I told you she was doing the project with me.

And she was a former. She was a former stripper, she was a former dancer. And we were gonna go to Diddy’s party. Cause we were invited with CJ and Willie Macdje. And I, as a hip hop head, wanted to go, of course, and I wanted to strengthen our relationship with CJ Wallace and the notorious big estate because we were doing business with him. And I wanted to be at Puffy’s house. Right. Because of his party then, like, it wasn’t. Like I said, it wasn’t that. It’s also a massive networking opportunity. Yeah. It’s like, I wanted. I wanted to be there, but instead, we went to this rave, this Carl Cox rave in Los Angeles.

And because, you know, she was, like, into. She was one of the people that got me into, like, house music and, you know, started the whole Diddy project. I mean, the biggie project. And we were going to go to the Carl Cox rave, and then afterwards, because they said it was going to be an all nighter, we were gonna go over to Diddy’s house. But as soon as the Carl Cox show ended, the Carl Cox rave, we, you know, I was texting both of them, sending a message to their instagram, and they didn’t answer. It was an unseen.

And we didn’t see him until the next day. And they had said, you know, they had been at Puffy’s house. He takes the phones away. Sorry about that. You know, that. That we could go again the. Some other time. Right. But we had left and went back to Louisville. If we. If we would have stayed for another week, I would have probably went to two or three ditty parties because they were always going and. Right, this is. This is. This is notorious big son. You know, who, as we know, is Puffy’s. Like, a lot of people have said this, that.

That puffy. That that notorious big was gonna leave bad boy. And that’s just not true because they’re confusing that with Tupac. I don’t know if Tupac was gonna leave death row. But from his own words, biggie, his last single before he died, hypnotized. He says, me and Puff close, like Starsky and Hutch. And he’s always talking about how close him and Diddy were, right? Like, there’s no sign of him leaving and talking to his son. He was like, that was like his best friend. And CJ Wallace calls Jay Z his uncle and Diddy, like his second father behind Todd Rousseau.

So once again, it’s that circle that I’ve been exposed to of the diddy Jay Z circle of Biggie. So, yeah, CJ Wallace, he would always tell me, yeah, we bring up, you know, we get the, we get the DMT. We get the, you know, the ketamine, the k. They always call it k. You know, the k, the DMT. He’s real. Diddy was real big into psychedelics like mushrooms. And they were growing cannabis with the think big and Frank White initiative. You can read all that online about Willie Mac and CJ Wallace. And while they were growing the cannabis, they also growing the mushrooms and, you know, making those type of things.

But they were like, they were doing all that, so much of that for Diddy. And Diddy was behind their operation. You know, there’s no biggie without Diddy, and there’s no diddy without Biggie. So people have got to really look into the relationship of Biggie son CJ Wallace and Diddy. You know, the only reason I believe that people are saying that Biggie wanted to leave Diddy was because one, that Diddy robbed them of his publishing. Correct. And two, is cause of Gene Dio, Diddy’s bodyguard and essentially Biggie’s bodyguard at the moment. He’s the one that claimed to that Biggie showed them a record deal with a different record label that was worth like 30 or $40 million.

And they wanted, did they wanted a biggie to be essentially like cut off, did he, and move to that label. So that’s what they are assuming. That’s why they’re even saying Jaguar Wright believes that Diddy had Biggie taken out. Now, who knows? I don’t know. In my. Biggie’s mom Valetta also thinks that. Yeah. And the reason, the only reason why I’ll say it makes sense is because Biggie made a lot of money. I mean, not biggie. Diddy made a lot of money after Biggie passed. It’s the same thing with like, juice Wrld and baby, after Juice world passed away, this guy made three times the amount of money.

And you can answer. You know a little bit about the music industry, probably more than me. For example, when I artist first signs, they usually get a bad deal. Correct? Correct. Their first signing. And then after they get a little leverage, they’ll get a better deal. But if you’re an independent label and a major label reaches out to you, they’re going to most likely offer you more than what the independent label could offer you. And you’ll usually go with a major label. You know, you’ll lose that artist. They rob you of that artist. And essentially, that’s what people are saying that they were going to do with Biggie.

And because Biggie passed away, his mom signed over with continue signing over with Diddy because that’s who he was working with at the time. It’s easier to deal with the parents. You know, get them to sign a few papers, you give them some money, and they just go on their way. Right. That’s probably the real. Possibly the reason. But I see your point. Biggie and Diddy never appeared to be enemies or appeared that they were having any disagreements when they were around. That’s correct. But you wouldn’t say, like, you. Would you say that Biggie son is hosting, like, these freak off parties? Possibly.

Have you heard of anything like that? They were definitely doing parties, and they were definitely involved with, you know, Diddy’s. Diddy sons for sure. Okay, but were they freak offs? I don’t know. Like, at that time, like I said, you know, we just felt like the place to be. Like, I wanted to go to Puffy’s house. Like, Puffy supported the song, you know, and was very supportive of us doing a house project of the notorious. Of the notorious b I g. He thought it was a brilliant idea. Cause we just done Eric B and Rakim. And at that time, he still pretty much was the controlling entity.

The of, you know, had the most shares of Biggie’s catalog and his publishing. So he was excited. And the fact that he was in house music and he loved doing house music and ketamine and that whole culture. So he was excited about us doing that project until he heard it and then was like, you guys got to, you know, do ketamine and, and party and all that stuff. And when we went out to Laden, you know, I wish. I like now with all these things that have happened, I wish that we would have been there because I’m the type of person that I would have just.

I would have just, like, not watched. Not like the. Not like Jay Z watches his wife. Not like Diddy watches his people. But I would have just observed and watched to see, like, how wicked this was. I would have. Would have loved to seen it because I would. I would have noticed, right. You know, that. That something was. That something was going on. All right, but listen, during the whole pandemic, like when, when I was doing the project, yo, you got to come to puffs. You got to come to puffs, yo, it’s going down. Oh, if you were at puffs, like, they were going there, CJ Wallace and Willie Mack was going there all the time.

When did he was in, was in LA. Anything else that you want to add before we wrap this up? No, that’s it, man. Whatever. You know, if you’re good, I’m good. And I really appreciate your time, and I really appreciate, you know, you speaking your truth and exposing these things. So I’m always available for you, and it’s just an honor to really talk to you and do this with you. I appreciate you, too, man. And it’s an honor talking to you. I respect the fact that you’re not afraid to come on this platform and say these things that other people would be terrified to say.

They don’t want to lose their connections or they don’t want to get blackballed, but you’re moving with God, and you’re doing the right things. Right. I agree. All right, man. I’m talking to me. Well, that’s it for this one. I appreciate you guys for watching to the end, and I’ll see you guys in the next one.
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