Double Elvis.

Hey, Discos, what's up? You know that here in disgrace sand, we bring you dark stories of musicians getting away with murder and very bad behavior. This week, we've got something very special for you.

Now, I know all of you have been following the

news about the criminal charges and lawsuits against hip-hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs. We've talked about

it here in disgrace, both in our full episodes and in our scripted episodes. Well, I wanted to tell you

about this new podcast that you're going to hear in a minute that charts ditties rise

to the top of the music and fashion industries and just the top of culture in general. And then,

of course, how it all came crashing down. This is a different point of view on Sean Diddy Combs than

my point of view. The show is called Bad Rap, The Case Against Diddy. It's a six-part series from 2020 and ABC

Audio. For decades, as you know, Sean Combs, Diddy was one of the most influential

entertainers and entrepreneurs in the world. And then a video came out that showed a very

different violent side of Diddy. It wasn't the first time that there were whispers about

Diddy's aggression, but it was

the first time that the evidence was undeniable. And everyone could see it. What followed then,

of course, was a wave of lawsuits and shocking allegations of sexual abuse and manipulation.

And now, Sean Diddy Combs is facing federal charges that include sex trafficking. He's scheduled

for trial in May.

And of course, he's denying all wrongdoing in this episode of Bad Rap, the Case Against Diddy.

You're going to hear all about Diddy's reputation that he had established at the height of his fame.

And then, of course, you're going to hear about how far he's fallen today.

If you like it, search Bad Rap, the case against Diddy, wherever you get your podcasts.

In the summer of 2009, everyone was paying attention to Sean Diddy Combs.

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