Listen, it's the bird show.

When a black celebrity gets caught up in the middle of a very public scandal,

does it hit differently with the black community than it would if a white celebrity gets busted or is in the middle of a scandal with the white community?

Which I was curious about so I hit Mo and Katie up yesterday and ask them and they

said, oh yeah, oh, it certainly does.

So yeah, Diddy, if you are not familiar, P Diddy is a mogul, was a mogul, a hip-hop mogul, really a pioneer

one of in the game of hip-hop and he was arrested on sex trafficking, racketeering charges, and transportation to engage

in prostitution, which after a 10-plus-month investigation they determined he has been a part of

since about 2008, and as recently as the beginning of this year.

So freak offs, quote unquote, which are parties that he allegedly had, have become the center of the investigation

where he has, allegedly, since the beginning of his career, been having these parties

with really important people, underage women, women from all over, and he's drugging people.

Sometimes they know, sometimes they don't know.

These freakoffs can last days at a time, and to the point where they had to have IVs come in

days after, so that some of these people can recover.

And it's been said that he actually started this

by getting a lot of important people in the room

and with women, underage women and all sorts

of different women, and drugging them

when they didn't even know and then keeping footage of it by like filming them

secretly and then blackmailing them to never say anything and to keep their mouth

shut because he could have embarrassed all of them

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