Since his arrest, a clip of P Diddy musing about his "last words" has become an online sensation.
Facing serious charges including conspiracy racketeering, sex trafficking, and transporting individuals for prostitution - all of which he firmly denies - Diddy finds himself in confinement.
Nonetheless, the virtual world is abuzz with a snippet from 2017 where Diddy starred on 'Martha and Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party' video now going viral.
In the show, while guests indulged in a decadent meal, Diddy humorously conversed with Usher, La La Anthony, and other luminaries. Reported by the Irish Star, it began with Diddy's casual inquiry to Usher during the repast: "How you been man, I haven't seen in so long? " setting off an entertaining exchange that saw Usher quip back: "How much did we drink?".
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Getty Images North America)Laughter ensued as Anthony teased Usher's slight inebriation with, "Usher is tipsy," and prodding further to see if Usher was hinting at something more profound, eventually leading him to confess: "I'm trying to say something. I don't know if I should but I'm trying."
The dinner fun continued when Martha Stewart instigated a Q&A session, challenging guests with difficult decisions. When Diddy's turn arrived, he light-heartedly responded to the prompt on his card "When I die, I want my last words to be," with a quick-witted "I did it."
Enthusiasts are swarming the video's comment section with new perspectives on the jesting. One viewer remarked: "Diddy was making Usher feel very uncomfortable". Another added their viewpoint: "This did not age well." Meanwhile, a third noted wryly: "This smacks different now that Diddy catching allegations...."
It comes as the fallen star is facing a fresh round of legal trouble with a slew of lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault, including an alleged incident involving a 16-year old-boy.
Filed last week, the series of claims target Combs, also known as P Diddy, alleging rape, sexual assault on males, and child molestation. In a New York federal court, no fewer than six anonymous lawsuits have been lodged against the music big shot by two from women under the pseudonym Jane Does and four by men as John Does.
The number of purported victims gearing up to take action against Combs now exceeds 100 following his arrest last month for sex trafficking. Among the claimants is a North Carolina man, one of the John Does, who asserts that he was molested by Combs during one of the star's illustrious white parties in the Hamptons, Long Island, back in 1998 when he was just 16.
Combs' attorney, previously addressing earlier allegations, remarked that his client "cannot address every meritless allegation in what has become a reckless media circus". He denies the allegations made against him.
Captured by courtroom artists, the 54-year-old appeared despondent, donning an oversized jailhouse shirt at the hearing that centered on evidence selection for his trial. But in the midst of his woes, spotting his mum and kids in the attendees sparked a brief smile on Diddy's face; their presence a pillar amidst claims from 120 women alleging abuse by the star.
The safety of his brood prompted a residence shift to New York following frightening mansion raids. The artist also allegedly employed Cassie's decade-strong record to manipulate her, with releases that were never meant to surface. As Diddy's kin entered the legal premises, they were met with contempt and insults, some individuals scornfully telling 84 year old Janice Combs: "Your son is a predator."
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