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Justin Combs has responded to the viral video of Meek Mill remarking "No Diddy" in a comment on a post of the clip from DJ Akademiks. "This is real life," Meek says in the clip. "No Diddy gang. Meek Milly in real life. Don't ever disrespect me." In response, the Bad Boy mogul's son wrote "Smh" with a face-palm emoji.
When DJ Akademiks shared Justin's comment on Instagram, fans had mixed responses to his defense of his father. "His kids need to understand their pops is hot and nobody trying to get jammed up with him. I’m sure puff has done the same to other celebs throughout the years," one user wrote. Another added: "The loyalty of all Diddy’s kids is admirable and very sad. I really hope they can have some peace in this."
[Memorial Day Weekend Grand Finale Hosted By Meek Mill, Teyana Taylor And YG] LAS VEGAS, NV - MAY 25: Meek Mill and Sean 'Diddy' Combs attend The Memorial Day. Weekend Grand Finale hosted by Meek Mill, Teyana. Taylor, and YG at Prive on May 25, 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Prince Williams/FilmMagic)
Meek Mill isn't the first artist that Justin and the rest of Diddy's sons have stood up to for disrespecting their father. Justin, Christian, and Quincy all made headlines, last month, for allegedly nearly getting in a physical altercation with Ray J after a Halloween party. The kids were upset with comments Ray had made to the media about the allegations surrounding their father. Diddy is currently behind bars at a jail in Brooklyn while awaiting trial in his case regarding charges of alleged sex trafficking and racketeering. He's already pleaded not guilty and has denied all of the allegations.
As for Meek Mill, he's dealt with constant trolling over his friendship with Diddy ever since Lil Rod filed his lawsuit earlier this year. The filing led to rumors that Meek and Diddy had engaged in a sexual relationship, but Meek denied the allegations time and time again. Check out Justin Combs' response to Meek Mill below.
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Earlier this week, Lil Nas X dropped a teaser for what fans presume to be his upcoming album, DREAMBOY. He did so by announcing his new single, "Light Again," which is set to arrive this week. He dropped a promotional photo for the track, but unfortunately, not everyone was feeling it. In response to the announcement, dance artist Sega Bodega to X to accuse Lil Nas X of stealing his vision.
According to Sega Bodega, Lil Nas' promo photo looks eerily similar to the artwork for his own 2021 single, “Angel on My Shoulder.” Lil Nas shared the artwork for Bodega's single on his Instagram Story, calling it a “ref,” which the Bodega feels was not adequate. "Not even trying to put a spin on it is where I’m like yeesh," Bodega wrote in response to the image. "‘Look he did credit you in a photo that will disappear in 24 hours forever and no name whatsoever of artist or photographer! Be grateful! You lot sound ins*ne."
At the time of writing, Lil Nas X has yet to address Bodega's tweets. Upon first sharing the promotional image he inspired, however, he wrote a heartfelt message about how thankful he is for all of his supporters. "It just dawned on me how lucky i am to have all of you that still f*ck with me," it begins. "Bc i know it isn’t always easy! dreamboy isn’t just an album, it’s me coping with the loss of what once was and fighting for a new world. im so excited to bring you on the journey."
Lil Nas X teased his upcoming single back in March and expressed his eagerness to finally release it. "I don’t know how long I’m going to be able to have this s**t up, or I don’t know what my CEO thinks right now, or whatever," he said. "[…] Bro, these last couple years have been cr*zy, ’cause I’ve made so much music and I just want to release music. I just want to release music, but expectations are just, like… ins*ne."
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