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Hey, everyone, and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime, where we get Big Mad over True Crime. I'm your host, Heather Ashley,

and today's case is out of pretty much everywhere ever because we are finally talking about Diddy.

I would say small talk sucks, but I kind of have to preface this. I have done so much research

in this case, and trying to figure out how I was going to present it was

really difficult. We're going to go full nonscripted because I don't know that there is any other way to do

this. I thought about doing it by lawsuit and everything else, but I think the best way to do this

is kind of give you an overview of how we

got here and then go in date order because when you break up the accusations and the lawsuits,

as well as his criminal charges, I think it's more terrifying. I think it needs to be terrifying

because it is. I think everyone needs to see what was

happening in real time according to this criminal case and all of the lawsuits that have come out.

This information, you will hear sources when they come from the news. However, most of them are

going to come from lawsuits. So with no further ado, let's get rolling. I have no idea how many

parts is going to be. It's going to by Sean Combs, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy,

Diddy, P.D. Love, Brother, Love. Literally, he has more names

than anyone on the entire planet because, I don't know, maybe he has to change his name to feel

like a new person and pretend the previous years of his life didn't exist, but they very much did.

And so many people have come forward to

talk about what happened during those periods. He has bad boy entertainment, Combs Enterprises,

Combs Global, you name it, he's done it, whether it is production, whether it is rapping. Poorly,

honestly, though, I've had to look at so many

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