Musician Claims Diddy Funded Bad Boy Records by Blackmailing Guests at Drugged Party

A musician has come forward with additional allegations against Sean “Diddy”Combs following the reports of the rapper’s arrest on September 16, 2024, including insights into how he initiated his Bad Boy Records label.

On September 17, a musician known as Castle Black took to X under the handle @A_major420 to share a detailed 14-post thread. This thread revealed claims about how Diddy allegedly secured the funds to launch his record label back in 1993. It all started with this tweet:

“I get to finally expose everything I know about Diddy from personal/family accounts. I’ve been waiting.”

In subsequent tweets, Black alleged that Diddy hosted a lavish party attended by an elite group of wealthy individuals, where he purportedly drugged the food and drinks. The musician claimed Combs filmed the entire event, which quickly descended into a “crazy orgy with some very…deviant behavior.”

“At this party, these affluent guests were living it up. Enjoying fine food and drinks. However, what they didn’t know was that they were in for far more debauchery than they anticipated. Why? Because their food and drink were drugged,”he tweeted.

Black went on to assert that Diddy allegedly used the footage as a means of extortion, blackmailing the attendees—primarily wealthy white-label executives—into giving him money. He further suggested that the alleged extorted funds were funneled into establishing Bad Boy Records.

Castle Black continued by recounting another story involving a male R&B group that Diddy allegedly helped create. He claimed there had been tensions between the group and Diddy since its inception, ultimately leading one member to contemplate leaving.

However, Black asserted that Diddy was determined to prevent the group’s dissolution, allegedly sending individuals to the unnamed member’s residence to commit physical and sexual assault against him. Castle Black concluded his thread by acknowledging that readers weren’t obligated to believe him, yet he stated that his revelations didn’t seem far-fetched in light of the recent allegations against Diddy.

“Now, I ain’t nobody. You don’t have to believe me. But given everything that’s emerged lately, y’all know what I’m saying ain’t that far-fetched. Also, don’t come looking for me because tea was spilled. I will personally oversee your earthly exit,”he concluded.

The thread gained considerable traction on X, with the initial tweet racking up 6.6 million views and 63K likes as of now.

Castle Black, who produces music under the pseudonym Heir Meezy, has his song “Back Home”available on platforms like YouTube, Amazon Music, Spotify, and Apple Music.

Diddy pleads not guilty to his charges

Sean Combs, who was arrested at a hotel in Manhattan on September 16, pleaded not guilty during his arraignment on September 17, 2024. The rapper is facing charges related to “racketeering, sexual trafficking by use of force, and transportation for the purpose of prostitution.”If found guilty, he could face a sentence ranging from 15 years to life in prison.

Diddy was denied bail after the prosecution classified him as a flight risk, and he will remain in federal custody at the Metropolitan Detention Center. His attorney, Marc Agnifilo, plans to appeal this no-bail verdict on Wednesday, September 18.

During a press conference following the hearing, Agnifilo remarked that Diddy had come to New York to “turn himself in”prior to his arrest, stating:

“He came here to turn himself in. Why doesn’t the government want him to turn himself in? Because then they can’t ask for detention. All we can do is show good faith. He got on a plane and he came here. They arrested a guy who came here to turn himself in.”

The 14-page indictment claims that Combs hosted elaborate sexual gatherings referred to as “freak offs,”at which he allegedly drugged and coerced his victims into sexual acts with male sex workers for his own gratification.

Documents from the court describe how these “freak offs”could last several days, leaving Diddy and his victims so drained that they required IV drips for rehydration. Damian Williams, a district attorney in New York, elaborated at a press conference:

“The ‘freak offs’ sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers, and often included various narcotics — such as ketamine, ecstasy, and GHB — which Combs provided to the victims to ensure their compliance and obedience.”

Authorities also seized firearms, ammunition, and 1,000 bottles of baby oil during raids on Combs’ homes in LA and Miami back in March.

Diddy’s legal troubles began in November 2023

Sean Combs’ legal issues started when his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura filed a lawsuit against him for years of physical and sexual abuse. This lawsuit, initiated in November 2023, was settled just a day later. The “freak offs”were also outlined in this suit, wherein Ventura claimed she was compelled to participate.

Following her lawsuit, numerous individuals came forward with their own allegations against the rapper, leading Sean to deny all claims. However, a 2016 video surfaced in May 2024 showing him physically assaulting Ventura.

In footage obtained by CNN, Combs is seen attacking Ventura in the hallways of a now-closed InterContinental Hotel. Consequently, the rapper posted a video on Instagram in which he apologized for his past behavior.

As the situation stands, Combs’ case remains active, with the next hearing scheduled for September 18, 2024.

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