Hello everybody welcome back to another episode of fluently forward today on the podcast we are going to be talking about

P Diddy specifically his quote-unquote freak-offs the kind of details of these freak-offs the language

around them and in a more general sense just kind of how interesting I'm finding

it that people are talking about the Diddy case. I see a lot of

similarities to Epstein. I see a lot of interesting linguistics around it that I kind of want to dive into basically.

So you know I made a Tik-Talk about this but you probably didn't see it because it didn't even

reach a thousand views and in the tick talk I was basically saying

that you know did he is now arrested he's behind bars they're awaiting his trial

we're gonna get into some of the disgusting things that his lawyers are saying in his defense.

But something that I find very interesting is when I'm reading these journalist articles and

listening to these news reports about everything that's going on with P-Diddy.

They mention two things time and time again, and I get it because, you know, unfortunately the news is just kind of sensationalized click bait with a view paragraphs

after it at this point.

But the two things that they keep on mentioning is this word freak off and then also

the copious amounts of baby oil and lube that they collected from Diddy's property.

So the phrase freak off is mentioned 27 times in his 14 page indictment.

And obviously, I think, you know,

we probably haven't heard of the term,

freak off before until Diddy mentioned it.

So it's leading a lot of people to say, what the

hell are these freak-offs and journalists are kind of describing the freak-off as a

term that Diddy would use to describe his sex parties. And yeah, I mean technically he was having orgies but one of the

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