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Hey there, folks. It is Wednesday, March 25th. And Sean Diddy Combs and his legacy have been misrepresented.

Yes, those words from Superstar Usher.

And by the comments, we are reading, he has now stepped in it.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, you are nodding.

Yes, this has gone.

We are going to let you actually hear Usher's words, but he has now kind of stepped in it, Robes.

Give an idea of what the headlines and the comments are saying about Usher right now. Oh, from, I don't have anything negative to say about Sean Combs to,

yeah, you were groomed by Sean Combs. There are headlines and there are comments. And I have to say,

I have been looking at comments about this interview that Usher gave

where he spoke on Sean Diddy Combs.

And I have not found one comment so far that has seconded what Usher said or said,

yeah, it's good you said that, Usher? No, it's been actually

incredibly, solidly, completely against all of his comments. Like, people are outraged at what

Usher said. So, and we say that and we give a general idea.

And folks, before we get into the specifics, generally speaking, he seemed,

Robes, if you're just reading, I guess before listening to it fully,

he seems to be coming to the defense of Sean Combs, not because of what Sean Combs did,

but he was not willing to go even barely a step into the arena of criticizing or questioning

Sean Did He Combs' behavior.

The word misrepresented is going to be a problem as well, but Robs, it came across, did it

not as if he went out of his way to not say an iota of negativity towards his man.

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