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Wheelchairs, Lawyers, and Tampering: Inside Diddy's Chaotic Trial Aftermath
The truth about Diddy's legal battles continues to unfold in unexpected ways. Despite being acquitted on the most serious charges, a shadow still looms over the Bad Boy Records founder as we examine compelling evidence suggesting this saga is far from over.
Today I'm broadcasting from Las Vegas after witnessing what might be the most bizarre trial outcome in recent memory. The jury's decision to acquit Diddy of sex trafficking and RICO charges while still convicting him on prostitution counts has sparked widespread debate – but what happens next might be even more shocking. Legal experts are now hinting that the judge's comments point toward a potentially lengthy prison sentence, far exceeding the two years Diddy's lawyers have suggested.
Perhaps most disturbing are the claims from Gene Deal, Diddy's former security chief, who insists federal prosecutors are already preparing another indictment. Meanwhile, Diddy's former chef has come forward with allegations of witness tampering, claiming she was approached by his legal team after receiving a grand jury subpoena. These revelations raise serious questions about the integrity of the entire process – especially considering the jury wasn't sequestered despite the high-profile nature of the case.
What truly troubles me is how quickly some have celebrated this verdict as a "win," despite Diddy still being convicted of crimes that would devastate any ordinary person's reputation and freedom. The bar for celebrity behavior continues to sink lower, allowing powerful figures to escape meaningful accountability while the public watches with morbid fascination.
Between analyzing these developments, I share my experience mentoring young entrepreneurs through YBW (Young Bread Winners), showing that success doesn't require exploitation or corruption. As we await Diddy's October 3rd sentencing, one thing remains clear: regardless of wealth or fame, true character reveals itself through actions, not acquittals. Subscribe for daily updates as this story continues to evolve in ways we never anticipated.
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Wake up, wake up, sheesh. It's the Flow Show no Filter. Just another manic Monday. I wish it was Sunday. Live from Las Vegas. Before I get into this, let me cover my ass. No ditty, it's a mess. Y'all Thoughts, thoughts, views and opinions share on the flow show no filter live in las vegas are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional, I am just good. Good, what is up morning? Good morning, good morning, good morning. I am just good. What is up Morning? Good morning, good morning, good morning as we pile in today, y'all, I'm on Vegas time. Y'all got to come in. Excuse me, I'm on Vegas time and I went to bed early and still I couldn't do 4.30 am.
Speaker 1:I tried, I wasn't even going to do that to y'all. I wasn't even up yet At 7.30 am I mean at 4.30 am Vegas time my voice didn't even work. Yet I said I can't get on here with no fucking voice, shit. And I went to bed at a good time. Yeah, I can't get on here with no fucking voice, shit. And I went to bed at a good time. Yeah, I grew up in Las Vegas. I went to bed at like 10 pm, like 9.30, 10 pm. I went to bed thinking, okay, I'll be able to do it at 4.30 am Shit, couldn't do it y'all. I tried. Everybody. Yeah, to do it at 4 30 am? Shit, couldn't do it y'all. I tried everybody, yeah. Yeah, I lived in vegas for four years. Melissa said she grew up here. I'm loving vegas. I always love vegas. It's a good getaway.
Speaker 1:Good morning to the breakfast crew lot. Let me get into. Um, we got a lot to talk about this fucking diddy. I thought I was done talking about this Diddy case, but it's damnly apparently just not getting started. So we got to talk some more about it. I definitely want to. Uh, yeah, we getting old. I give I don't care. If I went to sleep at 7.30 PM, I still wouldn't have been able to do it. Oh, oh, oh. Age, no, I ain't getting old. We getting wise, we ain't getting old. We getting wise. That fucking pool, man, that pool will drain your ass. Pool and sun and old that's a bad combination. That's a bad combination. That's a bad combination. But I feel good at being out here in Vegas.
Speaker 1:We had a chance to hang out with my old bro, floyd Mayweather, at his strip club. I hung out in there with me and the crew, my YBW crew, that I'm mentoring and helping them with their monetization and their social media presence. If you follow me on social media, you know who YBW is. If not, you need to follow me and take a look into that movement. It's a bunch of young brothers who kind of remind me of who I was at their age and they're working hard, they're playing hard and they're just a group of good guys. We're showing the youth that you can make money and you can have fun and still do everything the right way. You ain't got to be killing your homies and you ain't got to be beating people up and stealing and robbing. You can do things the right way and have just as much fun as the next man. So that's kind of what Young Brad Winters is about YBW. Part of the reason I'm out here is with those guys. So yeah, it's kicking my ass, but nevertheless I am here. The unstoppable flow is here. I'm spanking that.
Speaker 1:You take in the comments every day, yep, but um, so we got a lot to talk about y'all. Uh, first of all, prayers to the floods. Apologize to me, because I'm so out of the loop. I don't even know exactly what's going on with the floods. I feel terrible. I feel terrible, but Nicole says keep Texas in prayers, as they are still searching for flood victims.
Speaker 1:Soon, as I get off this podcast, I got to figure out what's going on with the floods. I'm totally out of the loop, but I feel terrible about that. But let's pray for them Nevertheless. Let's pray for the victims and everybody involved and then, like I said, I'll I'll figure out what the I'll look into it, but I haven't had a chance to look at anything. Um, so we I haven't had a chance to look at anything, so we got a lot to talk about.
Speaker 1:We got Diddy and Cassie. They are being sued by one of the male, by one of the sex workers. He's a funny looking guy, but they're being sued by this guy and this guy is trying to put Cassie under the bus. Many people believe Diddy may be behind it. I don't know. I wouldn't put it past Itty Bitty, but the fact that Itty Bitty is wrapped up in this lawsuit kind of makes me think. Maybe he's not behind it, but I don't fucking know. But we're going gonna talk about that.
Speaker 1:Um, diddy's chef, the one we were waiting for to testify she never ended up testifying. The chef has come out and basically claiming witness temperance. Itty bitty diddy and his lawyers have been, have been uh sneaking around and and uh, texting possible witnesses and all type of crap going on. Um, we got, uh, gene deal and little rod jones have said some explosive stuff. Uh, we're gonna get to that. And what else we got? Before I even spill the beans because you know I got some announcements, but before I spill the beans, let me make sure I got everything.
Speaker 1:And there's a guy saying that Diddy is looking at a long prison sentence. This expert is saying that he believes Diddy is about to get a long prison sentence because of some hint from the judge. We're going to talk about that and also getting we got a lot to talk about today also. Uh, some of the jurors are speaking out and some of them are pissed because everybody mad that they, that they had a fucked up verdict and so they're speaking out and uh, it's just a lot going on. Did he got a standing ovation in court from the other inmates? We might talk about that, but it's so much to talk about we might not even talk about that.
Speaker 1:But first announcement y'all Listen up. Angie said they're kidnapping people all over LA. I got to look into that. Oh, and matter of fact, if you want to support the podcast and I put the link in the chat always look for the link in the chat or link in the notes. If you want to support the podcast, keep the lights on, keep us rolling. But I appreciate that. But definitely send me suggestions of other stories that y'all want to talk about, whether you put them in the chat or you DM me on Instagram or Facebook or TikTok. But I'm looking for suggestions on new stories that y'all want to talk about, so definitely send me that.
Speaker 1:Anyway, lil Rod said it over the weekend. Basically, little Rod said something explosive, but I didn't pay too much attention when he said it. But then somebody else kind of said the same thing that he said I'm talking about a lot of. He said she said crap right now. But Gene Deal said the same thing.
Speaker 1:Now when gene gene deal mostly everything he's been saying has been coming to pass, meaning it has been happening gene deal says there's another indictment coming down for dilly. This is freshly breaking news. I think this just broke over the weekend. But gene deal said if you think the feds is about to let itty bitty mohawk diddy make them look stupid and that they didn't have more charges or backup charges ready to pounce on his ass again. He says you, you got another thing coming.
Speaker 1:According to gene deal, there were a lot of charges they didn't bring because they wanted to have to be able to go after diddy again even after this case. So gene deal is saying they're, damn, they working on the indictment, typing it up, writing it up right now. This is what his words, but he said beyond a doubt. He said he knows, I don't know if he was telling on one of his sources. He said he didn't normally want to reveal this, but he said with Diddy's in the all out in the streets, in the courthouse and all the stuff people been saying, he said I'm just putting it out there. There's another indictment coming and I was like damn, and to be honest, there were a lot of charges that they took out of it, that they took out of this case. There were a lot of charges, remember, they were making superseding indictments. They were continuously coming up with new evidence, new allegations, even through this trial. So it wouldn't be too far-fetched to say that they're working on more charges, more indictments. But this is definitely said. Lil' Rod said the same thing.
Speaker 1:But I'm going to be honest with you. I ain't paying Lil' Rod's ass no attention At this point. I'm not listening to all types, like I'm not listening to everybody. I don't have time for that. I'm looking for new stories and I don't have time. Whenever that comes out, it come out.
Speaker 1:But I do really value what Gene Deal says because he has been correct on a lot of shit. He has been correct on a lot of shit and, like I said, breaking breaking news this just broke over the weekend. Gene Deal just did an interview. He says a new indictment is coming. You can take that to the bank. People are believing. That's another reason why the judge didn't let Diddy go home and that's why the judge kept his ass locked up. And many people believe that the judge is even going to give him a, an aggressive sentence on that possible 20 years, where everybody says the guidelines are like anywhere from three to five years, but it's up to the judge. This is a case where the judge can do whatever the hell he wants to do.
Speaker 1:But it was like Gotti. I mean I don't know if y'all remember the Gotti story, but the Feds was after Gotti and I think he beat the Feds like I think he beat the Feds three times and they got him on the fourth time or something. It was three or four times that they took him to trial and he won, but they finally got his ass. One thing about the feds if they have enough evidence and they want you, they will keep coming after your ass. So we shall see. But one thing we know for sure is his ass is locked up now. One thing we know for sure that diddy did not walk home when a lot of people thought he was gonna walk, when a lot of people said he was about to walk free and did, he was about to be out of there. But uh, it didn't happen. All I know is this is I kind of agree with that. Call me his own.
Speaker 1:This is a never-ending saga. It's pissing me off. Because I'm ready, I'm being straight, honest with y'all. I'm covering this shit because it's real shit happening. I'm fucking sick of Diddy in this whole shit. I'm ready to completely move on until they talk about some new charges, but I can't do that because there are developments in a story that we've been covering for a year and a half. So you know, you gotta keep up, you gotta finish. You gotta finish what you start in life, except when it comes to drinking. I don't know if y'all been following me.
Speaker 1:Whoever follows me on social media knows that we were out at Floyd Mayweather's Strip Club the other night and one instance where you shouldn't always finish what you start is we had one of our young fellas had a few drinks but he kept drinking. He kept talking shit to everybody and he's talking about man, you ain't going to drink your drink, you babysitting it. Man, you need ice, man, what you need with a chaser man. He was talking shit to everybody. Man, all I'm going to say is he ended up throwing up, folded up. He asked we had the wheelchair, they had the wheelchair. My guy I ain't never seen nobody in Vegas had to be put in a wheelchair. He had so much to drink. He was folded up like a lawn chair in a wheelchair, getting wheeled all through the casino.
Speaker 1:After talking all that shit, talking shit to me, he drank my drink because I had a little shot and I was babying my shit y'all. You know I'm too smart for that. I'm not about to be. I'm too old. You can't get me with no peer pressure. I had my one little shot sitting there. My shot was sitting there for about 20, 25, 30 minutes. I wasn't taking it until was ready. I don't give a fuck how many people say shot, shot, shot, shot, shot and all that no shot. My shot will sit here until I can wrap my mind around drinking it. He grabs my shot. Man, you ain't drinking your drink, you babysitting. You ain't drinking your drink, you babysitting. I'm like all right, he drank it.
Speaker 1:And that was the last we saw of old goat. His name is goat goat. If you saw my social media, I ain't never seen nobody with their head down into their knees as they're getting wheelchaired through the casino. I ain't never seen it before. So that's the case where you shouldn't finish what you start all the time.
Speaker 1:If we talking about liquor, sometimes let shit be Shout out to goat. He's, he's back, healthy. Y'all. Just let y'all know Exactly, just to let y'all know. Goat is back, he's back into the swing of things. Well, it was, it was, it was, it was. He threw up everywhere. He threw up everywhere, he threw up everywhere.
Speaker 1:So be careful when y'all get to drinking. You can't be drinking all that stuff. Y'all. You gotta do like flow, you gotta pace yourself and don't let nobody pressure your ass. You know you can't pressure me to do shit. I don't give a damn how much somebody talks shit. I let my shot sit there. I'm not about to be getting wheelchaired around vegas. Can you imagine me seeing a video of me being wheelchaired around vegas because I drank too much? They would love the mohawk ditty trolls would love that. Not gonna happen, okay, so we got a little 16 minute intro today. We're gonna get into some articles. Y'all good to have y'all back.
Speaker 1:This was a long weekend. Hope everybody enjoyed their fourth. Yeah, you got to drink plenty of water. Hope everybody enjoyed their fourth of july. I did, uh, I enjoyed my weekend out here in vegas. We had day parties at the Fontainebleau, like I said, got to see my old buddy, floyd Mayweather and his crew Shout out to my boy, mac. Mac has been Floyd's right-hand man since they were like teenagers and Mac has always been a good dude. Mac is one of the reasons the main reasons I got my record deal back in the day was because Mac passed my music around. So the Mac and Floyd will always be family. Floyd spoke to everybody I was with. It was like 10 of us out here and Floyd individually spoke to every last person that was with me Always been respect and love, even though he knows I have to cover shit.
Speaker 1:He know I'm just doing my job. But one thing about it people respect me because I just give you what come from my heart. I'm not out to get nobody, but it feels good to be able to honestly cover friends like a Floyd and they understand that. You know, don't be mad at me, I'm just covering trending stories and giving my opinion, but at the end of the day Floyd is and will always be family and I will always be honest about his coverage. But I also will also be honest that that's like family to me. And Floyd and the whole family and Mac and the money team, despite what might be said or heard about them, they did a lot for me when I was young and we kind of all grew up together. So they will always be special to me and it felt good to come out here and kick it with them Out here in Vegas. Now I get a couple days to just fucking relax and talk to y'all.
Speaker 1:So where we at 18-minute intro, let's get into some of this article, man, so much to talk about. Where the fuck do we start? I got both edibles and flour. Hey, y'all be having some serious conversations going on in the chat. Well, let's talk about man. I don't even like hearing from these jurors. I'm going to be honest with y'all about that too. I'm not liking these, and these jurors seem kind of weird. Is it just me, or did the couple of jurors that spoke out seem a little bit strange? I don't like to call people strange, but I don't know something about their eyes, little shifty eyes. I don't like some of their comments. Oh, another thing.
Speaker 1:Now all of a sudden people got a problem and wondering, talking about the jury should be sequestered. The jury should have been sequestered. That's another reason they talk about bringing another indictment. Did we not say at the very, very, very, very freaking beginning of this trial that the jury should have been sequestered, that the jury should have been sequestered? Now all of a sudden, everybody's saying it as if that's some new shit. I was saying that every other fucking episode. I was like y'all, I think these jurors need. I don't like that. These jurors are not sequestered, that's all. Our whole community was saying that the whole time.
Speaker 1:Now, all of a sudden, everybody want to say it and everybody want to say I think it was a big mistake not sequestering the jury. You think you think in the biggest city in the fucking world with the most famous, most powerful at this point, diddy was the most powerful motherfucker in the industry, the more we find out. So you got the most powerful man in the fucking world on trial in the biggest city in the fucking world and you got these jurors going back and forth on the subway like they in fucking Arkansas covering some trial with nobody knows nobody. I thought that was a huge mistake from the fucking beginning, and so did y'all, the whole community. We all kept saying why aren't these jurors sequestered? That made no sense to me If they were sequestered in the OJ trial this was the Oj trial times a hundred. Diddy was bigger than oj ever could be. New york is shadier and busier than la to me and you got these jurors coming back and forth on the fucking subway and expect the jury pool or the jurors to not get tainted. I promise y'all that was the dumbest shit to me. That was so dumb, literally.
Speaker 1:Did we not say that? Um, I'm not sure if the? Uh, I don't want to answer this angie, because I'm not sure. I would look into that. I don't want to give you a wrong answer. I'm not sure about that. I'm not sure if the uh, if the prosecutor can appeal the decision. But you got this shady ass. How the hell could you not sequester the fucking jury? Now everybody want to say it and that's why they, when they need a new indictment, they probably gonna sequester the jury. Why didn't y'all do that shit from the fucking beginning? Why y'all don't no filter? We know what the hell we talking about.
Speaker 1:I told y'all throughout the whole trial. I said the only thing I'm concerned about is what? The fact that these jurors were not fucking sequestered, but everybody else that was covered didn't give a fuck and thought I was just being Flo who just be saying some shit sometimes. I knew it. It just made too much common sense. This is the most powerful man in New York, even if Diddy, even if itty bitty, mohawk, sticky, note Diddy even if he didn't directly which I don't know, I'm not going to say he did or he didn't, but even if he didn't directly reach out to jurors or not directly, I mean even if he didn't give the order directly. You got to remember he got family members, he got friends, he got business partners, business associates so many people that this fucking, this decision, affects so many people's lives that are associated with Diddy. We don't know who the fuck could have been talking to these jurors.
Speaker 1:Follow me, I'm saying, even if Diddy didn't directly say get at these jurors, you don't think a family member, you don't think a friend, you don't think Stevie J's stupid looking, any of these people would take it upon themselves and try to find out who knows this juror or who knows that juror. That shit was dumb to me and I'm glad. I'm glad that everybody's trying to talk about it now. So I get a chance to be Mr Told you so again, who didn't think it needed to be sequestered? If this jury didn't need to be sequestered, then when do we ever need to sequester a jury? I'm going to repeat myself If we didn't need to sequester this jury, when the hell do you ever need to sequester one day? And I get to vent on that shit now because, if y'all know, I was saying that shit every time, every other episode. So exactly they trying to contact me. Jurors are getting messages talking about are you juror number six? Now, think about this. These are only the messages we know about.
Speaker 1:Y'all ain't with me this morning. It's too early, it's early as fuck. I'm cooking. This is breakfast. This is breakfast cooking right now, for sure. Shit, it is five. It is 5 43 am and I'm on a hundred already. It's early as fuck. Damn, it's 5 43.
Speaker 1:Y'all know I love y'all this. Entirely too early to be going to fuck off, but not really because they need to hear this shit, because I told this damn prosecutor, judge, fans, I told y'all that the jury needed needed to be sequestered and y'all didn't listen to me and that's the fuck y'all get. I cannot believe that y'all and I couldn't really complain. I couldn't really complain because I didn't want to be putting negative vibes on the court case. But if y'all remember, I kept saying that like I kept bringing up, like. But if y'all remember, I kept saying that like I kept bringing up, like.
Speaker 1:I'm not concerned about much. The only thing I'm concerned about is these jurors. So think about it. What they always say is when you, when you, when you find out some shit, some little shady shit going on, it's always way more that that has happened that you never found out about. Some of y'all might be saying flow, what the hell are you talking about? Calm your ass down and let me explain. It's too early in the morning. We gotta take our time this morning. Let the brain get going. If we know that text messages was sent to a juror talking about where you y'all remember, one of the jurors said they received a mysterious text message from a mysterious number talking about are you juror number six? Because juror number six was the one who was getting kicked out. Was the one who was getting kicked out.
Speaker 1:Now, most of the world who don't have that weird. I got a weird brain where I dissect everything. I can't help it. It get on my nerves sometimes. I'm an overthinker and all of that, but it helps in this business. Being an overthinker helps in this business. That's why I can break shit down. Because why everybody just look at what's happening. I'm looking at what happened. What has it showed us of other things that's happening? Meaning I'm thinking that.
Speaker 1:I immediately thought well, we just this juror just so happened to tell the judge because they didn't find out on their own. This juror just so happened to tell the judge because they didn't find out on their own. This juror told the judge that they got a mysterious text. Listen to me y'all. I'm going somewhere. Hold my hand, take this walk with me, and I'm about to take you to deep waters and let you swim. I ain't going to drown you, I'm going to let you swim, but I'm about to take you to these deep waters.
Speaker 1:What about the text messages and interactions that never got reported to the judge? Are we to believe there was only that one interaction and that one text message? Are we to believe that is the only thing that happened? Come on y'all. Message. Are we to believe that is the only thing that happened? Come on y'all For everything we see? It's about 10 things just like that that we didn't see or that we didn't hear about. What about the text message that somebody received saying hey, man, you get instead of not guilty on that RICO, I got $100,000 for you. Would they report that to the judge? Maybe, maybe not. So, while everybody paying attention to what we saw, I'm the type of person to pay attention to the things that we didn't see or we didn't hear based on what we saw. The smart people in the chat are following me very closely right now. I don't believe there was only one text message and one interaction. I believe that one text message or that one interaction just exposed what was going on. We had 12 jurors.
Speaker 1:If somebody sent a mysterious text message saying, hey, I got some money for you as hard as money is to come by right now eggs I went. Hey y'all, I'm in Las Vegas. I went and got me a damn Gatorade and a fucking bag of and I'm ashamed to even say this because my old ass had no business eating no fucking Flamin' Hot chips, but I'm in Vegas and everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. So my big-age ass had me some Flamin' Hot trail mix. I didn't even know they had Flamin' Hot trail mix when I saw Flamin' Hot trail mix. I ain't even know they had Flamin' Hot trail mix.
Speaker 1:When I saw Flamin' Hot trail mix, I had to try that shit. I got me a small bag of Flamin' Hot trail mix and a Gatorade. That shit was $18. I had to slide more money on my little gift card to get the shit, because I'm thinking in my mind $10 or less. A fucking Gatorade and a bag of Flamin' Hot a small bag, not no big bag, a small bag, not no big, but a small bag. That shit was like $18. I was like damn what the fuck these Flamin' Hots made out of you talking about $9 for a small bag of chips and $9 for a fucking Gatorade. I had to go in my fucking account and slide another $10 on that card Because I don't play with these Vegas motherfuckers. I keep a certain amount on my card that I use because I've had people steal your credit card numbers and buy all kinds of shit on your card. So anyway I had to tell the lady hold on a minute, let me slide some more money on this motherfucker, I can't afford the bill. $18?. So anyway, you got Powerades and Flamin' Hots costing $20. You got milk and bread and eggs costing an arm and a leg. We in a recession, or whatever the hell you want to call it. Imagine a juror getting approached about some money. They might not have told the judge. I'm just saying the whole fucking thing was too loosey-goosey for me.
Speaker 1:Words. My dad hated Loosey-goosey and willy nilly. Every time he wanted to talk shit about me he would use those words and it would get on my fucking nerves. He would say book, because I know my nickname. Family called me book. He would say book, you can't just be running around willy nilly. I ain't running around willy nilly but I really was running around willy-nilly. I ain't running around willy-nilly, but I really was running around willy-nilly when I was like 20, 21. I was willy-nilly. I ain't ashamed to admit it. I had a little willy-nilly stage in my life.
Speaker 1:But this whole fucking trial, with the way they did this jury, was like my dad would always say, it was too fucking willy-nilly for me. It was too loosey-goosey, it was too free. They were too free. They come in late. Um, all all four of them late together one time. I don't need, I don't like four jurors being late all together. I don't trust that shit. I'm glad I could vent about this shit now because I didn't like this shit the whole. Glad I could vent about this shit now because I didn't like this shit the whole time. But I wasn't going to be on this. I wasn't going to be on my podcast spewing out negative energy and and put negative energy on this jury. But I didn't like that sequester shit. I didn't like when they showed up.
Speaker 1:Put it like this I remember I was in school and it would be one thing for you to be late, because I was often a late. I used to come late Like you know how you switch in classes. I often would be to my next class a little late if the teacher would give me leeway just to make the class go by a little faster. But check this out, y'all, y'all gonna feel me on this one. All the look, all the kids that were kind of like me. Sometimes we would be late. I just needed to shorten that damn class time. I, you know, I'm adhd, I, I can't sit nowhere for an hour. I had to be moving. I gotta go to the bathroom, I gotta look out and see what the squirrel's doing. I have to do something. But you would get in trouble for being late, right, but check this out.
Speaker 1:What about when you were late and it was like four y'all? That was bigger trouble. Like if y'all, if you late, and it's like four y'all all late together or not, a teacher want to do some investigate? See what I'm saying. Now, follow me. You know I'll be making points. I don't just be talking. Everything I'm saying it's, it's a point to be made. And the point is if y'all remember that time when it was like like four jurors were all late together and then they all came together, what the hell was y'all meeting? But why was all y'all together? Y'all ain't supposed to be talking about the trial. Y'all ain't supposed to be doing shit like that, how y'all all show up late together.
Speaker 1:Just a lot of stuff that I didn't like, that I couldn't really speak on because I didn't want to be like I said I want to keep the vibrations high and I didn't want to be like beating a dead horse because the horse was dead already. But this one of the big ass, mr Told you. So's Bottom line is I think that was a huge error and on top of the many errors that was made in this case, obviously, I think not sequestering the jury was the biggest. I'm going to have to pull out another one of my dad's words Bonehead. That was another word he would use when you did some stupid shit and it would get on your nerves because you didn't want to be called a bonehead. That was another word he would use when you did some stupid shit and it would get on your nerves. You didn't want to be called a bonehead. I didn't even know what a bonehead was, I just know. Every time I did some stupid shit, my dad would call me a bonehead or tell me you don't want to be a bonehead and to not sequester the juror was a bonehead, decision bottom line. And now everybody want to be saying it after I already said it. So I'm gonna put the, I'm gonna put the sequester and jury shit to bed. But I had to vent on that y'all, because y'all know we've been talking about that and I ain't just taking the credit, all y'all, the whole community. We're talking about that shit. Now everybody I can't believe everybody want to talk about it. Now I was like we've been talking about the jury should have been sequestered. What asshole wouldn't know that? That was just dumb. So let's think about it. It's an expert. Oh, I am the GOAT, the GOAT. I am the GOAT when it comes to breaking some shit down. It ain't been broke down until your boy, flo, put his chef hat on and get to cooking.
Speaker 1:On this podcast. It's Monday morning at 5 55 am. If y'all don't think I love y'all, I'm mad. I'm in Vegas. I got people passing out in wheelchairs, wheelchairs, I'm swimming, I'm all in the sun, but Monday morning I'm still up at the crack of dawn, nigga, before the crack of dawn 5 am bringing y'all this show because I love y'all. So don't y'all ever know, ever question my love. Y'all can't never question Flo's love.
Speaker 1:Flo, up monday morning, I'm three hours, I don't even know what time my body on right now. But I'm here with y'all because I said I'm gonna be honest with y'all tomorrow. I fly in the morning so. So I'm going to try to do like an on-the-go show. But I knew that either I had to come on today or I could have flew out today, but I wouldn't have had a chance to tell y'all what was going on. So I said I'm going to fly out tomorrow so I could do the show at regular time on Monday. So I could let y'all know Tuesday is probably going to be like an on-the-go type of time because I fly out early in the morning, but I'm still going to have a show but it might be kind of be in motion. So just letting y'all know y'all can't never question Flo, love, flo, love his community.
Speaker 1:Get his ass up in Vegas, fresh off of my boy in a wheelchair, having a few drinks, having a few, you know, unmentionables. And here we are. So I appreciate everybody tuning in. Y'all know I make sure I get my butt here. I don't care how early it is. But let's talk about this expert. I thought this was pretty good news because, you know, after that verdict, there's only certain stories I even want to hear about right now when it comes to Diddy, and this expert revealed that Diddy could be facing a long prison sentence due to a hint from the judge.
Speaker 1:What's up, corvette? Thank you for the super chat. Angelina. Angie gave a 499. Hey, angie, thank you for that super chat, because that 499, if I get another 499 super chat to go with that one, I could get me another Gatorade here in high-ass Vegas. So, thank you, angie, I really appreciate it. I really appreciate it. I really appreciate it more because I'm in Las Vegas and everything costs $100. So every $4.99, $5.99, $2.99, whatever you got it will help because this shit ain't cheap. But I'm enjoying it, I'm loving it. Y'all are the best.
Speaker 1:Okay, so y'all, we need the Flow Show Fam for life shirts. I'll work on the Flow Show Fam shirts, okay so, what y'all want? What's the next shirt y'all want? Y'all want Flow Show Fam, or do y'all want Breakfast Crew shirts? Let's take a vote. Let's take a little ghetto vote in the chat.
Speaker 1:This ain't going to be nothing formal. This is going to be looking at what the hell y'all say in the chat Y'all want breakfast crew shirts or flow show fam shirts, pick one. Thank you for the $5 super chat. Good Lord, corvette, that's $10. Now I could go get me another Powerade and I'll put some money with it and get me a fucking breakfast sandwich from Denny's the Denny's out here go.
Speaker 1:Good, I'm looking at Flo Show Sam. Oh yeah, we got the reversible. You know you're gonna have to remind me Flo Show fam. Man, y'all, look like I'm gonna have to do both. I knew y'all was gonna. I'm going to have to do both. I knew y'all was going to be split down the middle. Okay, I see Flo Show fam. I see Flo Show fam. Hey, look, hey, somebody said hey, dana, good morning to you too. Dana, nice profile pic. I like nice profile pic. I like your profile pic. Very natural, very organic. It's very demure. But, um, she said flo, I don't know what they said in the middle of the trial.
Speaker 1:Juries was sleeping, what the fuck? Yeah, and the more this jury is, I'm gonna get to the jury too. So I want to talk about this long ass sentence that Diddy might be in for. Then I'm going to get to the jury and some of the comments that one of these jurors just made. But I don't even like to.
Speaker 1:Let me say something. Y'all I know I could be honest with y'all and y'all know I love everybody. I don't like to say hateful things or mean things about people, but I'm not. I haven't liked one juror who has spoke out yet and I don't know if that's good or bad, but y'all know I can't. I gotta tell y'all exactly that's the problem with my, the way my brain and my mouth work. If it's in me it gotta come out of me. And I don't like none of these jurors. Now, that's not to say I done heard, you know enough of them, but I don't like that guy who spoke out. I don't like none of these jurors so far. Now if one speak out that I like, I'll tell y'all I don't like these fuckers and I'm just being honest. I just don't like. I don't like their demeanor. Like to me, the few jurors that the couple jurors that I spoke out, they wasn't gonna, they wasn't gonna vote guilty at all, like no matter what, like to me.
Speaker 1:And if y'all remember in the early episode what did I say? I said the jury in a case is kind of like in real estate. I always got advice from my uncle in real estate. If y'all know, I'm heavy into real estate, I love real estate, investing and all of that, and my uncle would always tell me in real estate you win or lose on the purchase, meaning when you flip properties. If you buy a good property you're going to win, if you buy a bad property you're going to lose. I don't care what you do after the purchase. I equate that to the. Remember I told y'all the jury in trials in different cases. You most of the time win or lose at that jury.
Speaker 1:What the makeup of that jury is, and the couple of jurors that have spoke out already, they wouldn't know Rico, if it bit them in the ass. Their reasoning was even crazy. I said, man, we weren't going to get the verdict we wanted with this jury Not based off these couple of people that have spoke out. I don't like them. I'm just being honest. I can't help it. Anybody think I shouldn't say that, so be it. I can't lie. If I'm looking at somebody and I don't like them, I have to say it. I don't like this jury. Well, I ain't going to say I don't lie. If I'm looking at somebody and I don't like them. I have to say it, I don't like this jury. I don't like the people who have spoke out so far. I don't like. I don't like their whole demeanor, I don't like what they're saying. I don't like their reasons. I don't like a lot, but it just shows. Thank you, that's what I'm talking about. See, that's why I got a flow. Community y'all. He's always on the same page.
Speaker 1:Melissa said that one dude look like a demon. He sure do. He sure do. Look like a demon. He looked, he looked at him, got them shifty eyes and then I don't like his reasoning. Okay, thank you. Thank you, somebody apple pay me ten dollars. Uh, if you, apple, pay me ten dollars, speak now or forever, hold your peace so I can give you a shout out. But thank you for the $10 Apple chat. We gonna call that Apple chat when y'all send it to my Apple pay. Thank you for the $10 Apple chat.
Speaker 1:Angelina said he drank the Kool-Aid. He sure did. He sure did drink the Kool-Aid and he got pissed off. A matter of fact, since we're talking about the jury, let's go. Let's go to that. I'll go back to the long ass sentence.
Speaker 1:Itty bitty, mohawk, diddy looking at, but um, check this out. This is from the new york post. This is from the new york post says sean diddy calms jurors. Slams highly insulting public response to the verdict, belittling to the jury. I was trying to get a jury some credit, but I'm taking that credit back because I don't like these statements that they're being that are making. So it says uh, a juror in sean diddy combs case has defended their decision to acquit the bad boy records founder of the most serious charges in this federal sex trafficking.
Speaker 1:Okay, thank you, alice. Uh, allison clayton, fam fagan. Allison clayton, fagan. Everybody say thank you to allison. She sent me the apple chat ten dollar. Let me do my dance, my, my, my chat dance, if you want to see. If you want to see my chat dance, you got to send me a chat, but anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you. Vegas is vegas. You got to send me a chat, but anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you, vegas.
Speaker 1:Vegas cost me an arm and a leg. I'm down to one arm and one leg right now. I'm about to be in that damn wheelchair like my boy who drank too much. I'm down to one arm and one leg, y'all in Vegas and I'm about to use that to get out of here. By the time I get back to Cleveland I ain't going to have no arms and no legs. Y'all know I love good food and y'all know these Apple Chats go all to food. Got to feed this frame. I ain't no little boy, I'm a big dude, big, big, big dude. I eat a lot. So I appreciate all the Super Ch chats to help me eat and smash, smash, smash, smash, smash, smash.
Speaker 1:But anyway, following the verdict, a jury member has slammed the public's response as highly insulting and belittling to the jury and the deliberation process.
Speaker 1:Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. See we already getting starting off on the wrong foot. How the hell you gonna slam our response by slamming it with your response? We don't like your response already. How is our opinion highly insulting and belittling because we feel like you did a crap job? How is our response insulting and belittling to the deliberation process? What the fuck Don't we got the right to think what we want to think Automatically because we disagree? It's insulting and belittling. Who the fuck is this entitled prick? This juror right here is an entitled prick and that's all I'm and whatever.
Speaker 1:If you're mad, too bad, so sad your ass out this chat. Because how has he? How he had this big, strong response Just because we said we felt like they got it wrong. Who belittled them? Just because I say you did horrible at your job? That's not belittling, that's my opinion. But the fact that you got this strong response and I'm about to say some shit, that's gonna make some men mad, but you know, I don't give a damn. I speak my mind and not one man has ever said anything to me in person. They all live in the chat, all the trolls. So I'm going to continue to speak my mind and maybe one day one of these men will have the courage to say something to me in person. Man will have the courage to say something to me in person.
Speaker 1:But it shows to me this dude is a narcissist and it might have been too many narcissists in this damn jury pool because this is a narcissist right now. How the fuck can? Just because we disagree, how do you turn that to belittling? And we, we belittling and insulting? Damn, I can't disagree. I gotta be belittling and insulting because I disagree with your sorry ass birdie. So let's continue on this narcissistic male chauvinist of a juror already doing too much, but let's continue.
Speaker 1:He said we spent over two days deliberating. The juror who asked not to be named our decision was based solely on the evidence presented and how the law stated. We spent over two days deliberating. Oh, two days deliberating ain't shit and i'm'm not hating. You can come up with a good decision in two days, one day, but don't sit up here and try to act like two days is like y'all deliberated for the longest time we've ever seen. I told y'all I don't like these answers and I'm not. Y'all know me, I'm open-minded. I want to hear because if a juror came up with a different conclusion than I thought on some charges, I'd like to hear what their reasoning was Like. I'm not the type of person to just shut you down and shut you off because I want to learn. I'm like well, maybe you interpreted the law in a different way than I saw it, and I'm anxious to see and hear about it, but not this shit. I saw it and I'm anxious to see and hear about it, but not this shit. Not you trying to tell me we spent over two days deliberating Like that's a long ass time. We would have treated any defendant in the same matter, regardless of who they are. I have nothing else to say Now. You ain't had. I don't like nothing, you said.
Speaker 1:During an eight-week trial, combs' lawyers picked apart the prosecution case with mostly gentle but firm cross examinations. Combs never testified and his lawyers called no witnesses. While the public's response to the verdict was indeed a mixed bag, the rapper said it was a huge win. Judge Aaron Sabranian did not let Diddy out with a $1 million bond, said he has to stay behind bars until, and receive his sentencing october 3rd. I will be out there for that, y'all. I will be out there for the sentencing, just so y'all know all my flow on the go. Members hold me down. I will be out there, uh, going to the sentencing and being live and in person and get as much access as we can get. But these jurors got a fucking attitude problem. These jurors got a little ditty in them Just because we disagree, we belittle and we insult and we all this and that just for disagreeing. But let's get to this long ass sentence that Diddy might be looking at.
Speaker 1:I thought that was a good article to go over. So anyway, this come from Yahoo News. I don't want to talk about that juror, no more. I don like these jurors already. Y'all. I'm just being straight, honest. Um, I hope I hope some jurors speak out that that has a little better vibe to them. But the people, the couple have that I've spoke out so far, I'm not feeling them. I'm not feeling them at all. So expert reveals diddy faces. Very long prison sentence due to hint from judge. Y'all know my little beady eyes.
Speaker 1:When I saw this article I said oh, we got to talk about this. Anybody talking about long sentences? Right now I'm reading they shit. Who said? A bunch of knuckleheads. Jury consultants should read Dr Gunn, love and happiness. There was a text asking if they were juror number six. Exactly, we got flow. I know y'all got my back. I love y'all for that. Y'all these jurors are a bunch of knuckleheads.
Speaker 1:And guess what? I'm sure I won't be getting no interview from no juror no time soon. But I don't give a fuck and I don't like it. So what, flo? Don't give a shit. That's my whole thing, that's my catch, that's my brand. I don't give a fuck. I'm going to say what's on my mind and I'm going to live with the results and I'm going to sleep like a damn baby. All the whole time can kick and there's always a pair of flip-flops you can put on and there's never a pair of socks you can put on. You just got to kick them rocks with no flip-flops and no socks and get the hell away from me, because if you can't handle the truth, you're not going to be able to listen to me. So let's talk about this long sentence that he could be looking at. This is good news. I'm just playing.
Speaker 1:Um expert reveals diddy faces very long prison sentence due to the hint from the judge. A former prosecutor has warned that Sean Diddy Combs will likely face a lengthy prison sentence. After beating his top sex crime charges, whose case has attracted national attention, was found guilty of transportation to engage in prostitution and not guilty of the sex trafficking and racketeering charges. According to the legal expert, the possibility of a lengthy sentence was hinted at by the trial judge, who also denied Diddy bail. Following the verdict, the judge may agree with the prosecution guidelines for sentencing.
Speaker 1:After several weeks of the trial, the jury recently reached a decision on the charges against Diddy. They acquitted him of racketeering and sex trafficking charges that could have resulted in a life sentence if he had been convicted. What remained were the lesser charges of transportation to engage in prostitution, which many viewed as a legal victory for the diddler. However, however, a former federal prosecutor, jennifer, has warned that despite the reduced severity of the charges, judge Aaron Subramanian may still throw the book at itty bitty. According to Beadle Subramanian, referring to Diddy's propensity for violence while denying his request for a million dollar bail bond, hinted at this possibility. He is saying that he thinks that Diddy poses a danger to society. She added in the bond hearing, both sides did a guidelines calculation and the government's was higher. I think the judge is probably signaling that he's going to be receptive to some of those additions to the guideline range, and when the guideline ranges goes up, the sentence usually goes up.
Speaker 1:Now Diddy's lawyer argued he should only receive a two-year sentence, but for now it remains unclear how many years could be added. If the judge throws the book at diddy, however, what is known? That the prosecutors will seek a 20-year maximum sentence for the rapper. On the other hand, diddy's lawyers have argued that under federal sentencing guidelines he should face about two years in prison. So we got two 20 years and two years. If we do a compromise, we're looking at 11 years. So we got 20 years and two years. If we do a compromise. We're looking at 11 years. If the judge say, okay, they want two years but the prosecutors want 20 years, let's split it right down the middle. I wouldn't be mad at 11 years, but we'll see. The sentence date is October 3rd and I will be out there beyond the possibility of facing a long sentence.
Speaker 1:Diddy has also has to contend with the numerous civil suits that are rolling in. Since September he has about 60 civil suits from both men and women. Most recently we got one from this guy named Clayton Howard, who was one of the sex workers who was actually mentioned in this case. Now Howard filed a lawsuit where he claimed Diddy and Cassie trafficked him for the purpose of commercial sex, which he described as entertainment, to satisfy their sexual fetishes and personal ambitions. Now one thing I'm gonna tell y'all about this Clayton guy he looks a mess. I don't judge off looks, I'm just saying he looks. He looks aggressive, but he claimed that he suffered physical and psychological injuries, lost wages and benefits and medical expenses, pain and suffering, emotional distress, stds, mental anguish and lost enjoyment of life. That's a lot. In other words, he's saying Diddy and Cassie because he's throwing her in there. He's saying they ripped his life apart. I don't know, I don't know, I don't fucking know man, I don't know, I don't know, I don't fucking know man, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Even though, with all these civil lawsuits coming in, combs is still confident and his lawyers say that these lawsuits just uh, I mean that the guilt, they're not guilty that he got on the sex trafficking and rico uh points to his innocence. On all of these civil suits, I say bullshit. And it also shows how, how low the bar has become for these celebrities. And what I mean by that is he's still got prostitution, transportation of prostitution, of flying sex workers around and using your girlfriends as basically prostitutes. That's still a hell of a charge. Like, if someone in my family, if me, my son, my uncle, my cousin, anybody that I know, any man, even my close friends, if they got charged and convicted of prostitution, transportation or whatever the hell it is, and something that carries 20 years, I would be highly disappointed.
Speaker 1:But because we have such a low bar on these, on these uh, on these celebrities, the funny thing is this is a victory and everybody celebrate. But he's these, he still got convicted of some gross shit. I don't know, that's just me, but it really shows how low the bar has become for these sorry ass celebrities. Everybody's dancing and and and and and and uh celebrating, yet he still has been convicted of two felonies of violating women and violating sex workers and doing some highly illegal shit that carries 20 years. But somehow that's, that's cool and I'll be wondering. So I'm like do you come from a family? Do y'all have? But somehow that's that's cool and I'll be wondering. So I'm like do you come from a family? Do y'all have? Do these people who celebrate? Is this bar this low in your family?
Speaker 1:If one of your males in your family was convicted of this trifling shit, would you be celebrating? Would you be happy? To me, that's embarrassing. Still, prostitution, transportation, whatever the fuck. It's just another way to describe sex trafficking. Tomato, tomato it's still a trifling ass charge. But because he didn't get life and because he wasn't convicted of the bigger shit, now it's a celebration that he's convicted of this nasty shit.
Speaker 1:I always wondered that, like I'm like. See, because in my world the two things he was convicted of would still be fucked up, and my friends and my family and the standards we hold each other to. There's still some trifling ass shit that he got convicted of I wouldn't be dancing, I wouldn't be celebrating it. I wouldn't be celebrating it If I was in his camp. I would be happy that he didn't get the life sentence, of course, but I wouldn't be poo-pooing this prostitution charge like it ain't shit because it's nasty. You have daughters we all have daughters.
Speaker 1:To be a billionaire or to have all this success and to be running around getting convicted of these low-level ass trifling, toxic, uh horrific charges should be embarrassing to me. So I always thought that was kind of strange. I'm like, okay, I understand you're happy about not getting a life sentence. I can understand that, of course, but to then also act like these other charges are nothing and not even pay them no attention, that's a low ass bar and my bar. Never go that low. I don't respect it. I don't like what diddy stand for or none of that shit, and that's just how I feel.
Speaker 1:And it's not just about diddy. Anybody in this chat, any of dickie or any of y'all, violate women, put your hands on women, violate sex workers and just use everybody as your personal pawns. I don't fuck with you either. So I just want to be clear on that. Because people talk about man you, just you tearing down the black man. Or you mad at Diddy's money? I'm not. Or you mad at Diddy's money? I'm not. Mad at no fucking Diddy's money. You couch surfing, comment warriors in my chat who might not have a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of. If I find out that you violating our women, if I find out that you putting your hands on people, if I find out you running around running amok on society, I don't fuck with you either. Don't think this just about diddy, because I'm telling you to your damn face, this ain't just about diddy. This is how I feel about anybody that do this shit, whether you rich, whether you poor, whether you're black, whether you're white, whether you old, whether you young, I don't give a damn. That's your trolls that care about Diddy's money. I'm telling the trolls and the pervs to your face I don't fuck with you. If you do it, don't just put it on Diddy. Diddy just happened to be famous and rich, but if Diddy didn't have shit, I would still not like what the hell he stand for and I will call him to the carpet every day twice on Sundays. So I just want to be clear about that For everybody that try to talk about, act like somebody, care about somebody.
Speaker 1:Money. Like I said in my comment, if all you have is wealth, that is a poor man to me. That is a poor man to me. I don't give a damn about nobody's money. I've been had money, lost money, all my whole life. Had money. Get money back, whatever. I don't give a damn about nobody's money.
Speaker 1:If you can't tell, I'm from the hippie era. I just wasn't born. I should have been born 30 years ago. I should have been born 30 years ago. I should have been born 30 years before I was born. If you look at me and you think I give a damn about somebody's money, you don't have no Critically. You don't know how to read the room. If you look at me and think I give a damn about somebody's money and that's going to make me Talk about them or something, read the fucking room.
Speaker 1:My soul is rich, my morals and ethics are intact, I can sleep at night and I'm doing well and I have the best job in the world with the best community in the world, showered with love daily, and I showered him with love daily, you can't buy that. So the minute you come in my world talking about. I care about somebody's money. I know you don't know shit. I just wanted to clear that because the little trolls, I want to let you know I don't like y'all. I don't fuck with anybody who put their hands on women and violate women and children and violate people and bully people. I don't give a damn what you got or don't got.
Speaker 1:So let's quit with this like it's just about Diddy, because I want y'all to know it's about all of y'all. We just talking about Diddy, but all of y'all that think this is cool. I'm talking to all of y'all. Fuck all of y'all. So before you come in here trying to tell me I'm just on some Diddy stuff, I need you to know. If you do and think like what Diddy doing, then fuck you too, respectfully and humbly.
Speaker 1:Now somebody else was scared as shit. I ain't going to talk too much about it. Cleo said Diddy Money was made in blood, right, damn Skippy. So the chef let's talk about her. Let's give her a little. I'm gonna put her story out. I didn't want to let this show go without talking about. Remember this chef that was supposed to testify and she never testified.
Speaker 1:Okay, somebody said let me get the ones for that dance. I got you. I got the dance loaded. If I missed anybody's super chat, y'all got to let me know because I can't see everything and I'll do's super chat. Y'all got to let me know because I can't see everything. And I do my super chat dance. But get your ones ready for that dance. I'm going to shake it. Now. Ones is dollars, angie and slang. Now one one's. One's his dollar. One's his dollars angie and slain. She said yanni, very sad, so check this out.
Speaker 1:Former diddy chef verdict uh, she said the verdict was a disgrace and that she does not feel safe. This is courtesy of tim sleazy, tim sleazy. Tim Sleazy says former Diddy chef says verdict is a disgrace. I do not feel safe. A former personal chef says she is traumatized and terrified.
Speaker 1:After this weak ass verdict handed down by this weak ass jury and I'm paraphrasing Jordan Atkinson, who alleges she was both a victim of and witness to diddy's abuse abuse over the years hopped on instagram following the stunning verdict, noting I do not feel safe. I am extremely traumatized. I do not wear know where to go from here. In a video accompanying these words, jordan alleges she was assaulted by the Bad Boys Records founder in 2008 as New Jersey estate and learned he beat Cassie for the first time in 2009. 2009, she says she was intimidated into silence, worrying that both of their lives was on the line. Jordan alleges she was further traumatized when the federal government knocked on her door and then served her with a grand jury subpoena to testify. During the May trial, she claimed the only reason she was not called to the stand is because she flipped out on the government. She cussed the government out. Jordan appears that Jordan has a little bit of flow inside of her Because, if you ever notice, we don't like people showing up on our damn doors.
Speaker 1:My mom never liked it and I guess I got it from her because I don't like it either. Don't show up at my shit. I ain't heard from you. Apparently, jordan cussed out the feds and that's why she ended up, uh, testifying.
Speaker 1:I remember my mom talking about coming to the door man. My mom did not like if you came knocking on her door and I'm talking about as a kid and then you would give the softest knock, I would go to my mom's door. You already know mom don't want nobody knocking, but sometimes you really wanted something and so you had to take that risk. Maybe she might be in a good mood today, and this is how it always went. I would walk up to the door after about 20 minutes of getting my courage to knock on my mom's door, because she in the room with her door shut, and this is how it always went. I would knock and my mom would say what do you want Now? With that response, I don't want to say what I want now. Right, but this is where it got worse, because if you try to say never mind now, your ass might be on punishment. You couldn't even say never mind now, your ass might be on punishment. You couldn't even say never mind, because if you say never mind, no, you don't already knocked on the door. Now, tell me what you want. It's like, mom, you already geared up for no, so I don't want to bring it up. But if I don't bring it up now now I don't went from being able to play to fucking punishment now because I don't want to say what I was about to say. So then you would go ahead and say can I have something to drink? No, take your ass in the room and sit down. You done drank enough, but I ain't drinking nothing today. You drank enough yesterday. Tell that story to say people don't like when people knocking on people doors on and out, especially when you're in your own little vibe. That was my mom all the time. You, I don't care if you did the softest knot. What do you want be like? Damn mom, I don't want to say it. No. Anyway.
Speaker 1:Adding to her stress, she claims diddy's legal team reached out to her with an offer to cover any legal fees following the visit from the government, an instance she believes is witness tampering. She was getting text messages from Diddy's attorney. She said she was freaking out about all this. She said she was freaking out about all this. How did nobody look into this? She said she wanted to know. How did Diddy even know she was? He was like the minute they knocked on the door. The next minute Diddy's attorney was texting her. She said her life was in danger. So apparently everybody who was involved in this case was hearing from Diddy.
Speaker 1:Lily said witness tempering at his finest. Everybody involved in this case was hearing from Diddy and I don't know if that's. I don't think that's Allowed. And why didn't she come up and talk about it? Well, as the thing Is, she's paranoid. She says she's paranoid. She says she, you know she been. She says she has been. I missed the super chat y'all. She says she has been. I missed the super chat y'all. She said she had been threatened before and all kind of stuff. So I don't know. But she definitely said, uh, that she was scared for her life. And, um, that's just about it, man, she said she was scared. So I don't know, maybe she didn't bring it up Cause she was scared that maybe she thought Diddy could get convicted without her help. And she was like, look, I don't want to, I don't want to, um, put myself, I don't want to put myself in more danger. And then she realized, like you know what, maybe I should have said something because this fucker got away with it. She said this fucker got away with it. I should have said something. Yeah, probably should have said this earlier about the witness tampering and all of that. But it's just a sad situation.
Speaker 1:Like I said, it just seems like it was just way too much going on behind the scenes. In a nutshell, I just feel like it was just way too much going on. It was way too much going on behind the scenes in this case, man, you got Diddy and his lawyer reaching out to all the witnesses half-ass, intimidating them, threatening them. You got jurors coming and going as they please on the subway in the mean New York streets when they should have been sequestered. Like I said from the beginning, somebody said something's going on. The twins posted a meeting that says big announcement, and his other kids and other close to him have shared it and commented, including young Miami. I don't know what the big announcement is. Hey, like I said, diddy, hey, I don't know how or like what went on, but he won. They won the serious charges.
Speaker 1:But now we wait for the sentencing and, like I said, don't be surprised if more charges come. If you remember, they had they asked for a speedy trial, so they had to stop their investigation. The prosecutors had to stop prosecut investigation. Um, the prosecutors had to stop uh, prosecuting and stop their investigation. So they did have all those superseding indictments come through.
Speaker 1:But I really think and I'm just this ain't even wishful thinking, this is kind of like to me common sense that diddy has so much going on. I really believe I could see more charges coming and, like I said, that's not even wishful thinking, that's just me reading the tea leaves and seeing that there's so much going on and they had all these superseding diamonds that kept coming that it's like it almost makes common sense that they got more stuff to charge them on, and this did make the feds look stupid. This made the feds look stupid. I have to admit that it definitely made the feds look stupid to bring all this RICO and sex traffic and charges and not had a jury sequestered All of these missteps you made. Like I said, I don't think anybody as famous as diddy can have a fair trial without a juror being sequestered. Like I don't, I don't understand, I just I hate to keep saying it, but I don't. I don't get that. Like that don't make no sense to me. Like I said, if you, if you're not going to sequester a jury in this case with diddy, the most famous person alive, I don't see why you ever would do it. When is it ever, uh, plausible? Oh shit, there we go all.
Speaker 1:I see your $20 cause. You know I don't miss nobody. I see a $20 super chat. I didn't want to miss it. I got the $4.99 from Angie, $5 Corvette. I saw that, but I missed somebody's and I finally found it.
Speaker 1:Y'all know I've been over here looking cause. I like to give my thanks Monique, monique, monique, thank you for the $20. Now I can go get me some more Denny's breakfast, Thanks to y'all. I'm going to hit the strip later on. I'm going to get me some good food. I'm about to get back on my shit. So I'm about to get back on my super duper eating healthy, but it ain't starting today. It'll start about to get back on my Super duper eating healthy, but it ain't starting today. It'll start when I get back to Cleveland. Today I'm eating some crap. I'm eating crap today Because I'm really still on vacation.
Speaker 1:I just love my job so much and I love y'all so much I couldn't take a vacation From the podcast. I can't take a vacation from y'all. A vacation without A vacation away from the podcast Ain't a vacation from the podcast. I can't take a vacation from y'all. A vacation away from the podcast ain't a vacation. I had to keep my schedule with y'all, but other than that, I'm on vacation.
Speaker 1:But it kind of ended up being a business trip more than a vacation. You know, I'll be honest with y'all Because I had to do the business with YBW over the weekend and Shana had to work and I had to be here Sunday morning because we had, like the day party and all of that and Shana had to work. So it kind of worked out because I've been working this whole time for real. I have fun because y'all know I'm going to have fun wherever the hell I go, but I've been working for real. I'm still going to have to do a real vacation, like maybe in the next week or two, like over the weekend or something, where I don't do no work, no big deal.
Speaker 1:I love it, but thank you for the $20. $20. Hey, that's that $20. That's that $20. Thank you, that's that $20. Thank you. Okay, did I miss somebody else? So, yeah, so we got the dudes, sue and Cassie and Diddy. We'll see how that plays out, but y'all, I ain't liking what this jury coming out.
Speaker 1:But I don't know what y'all think the big announcement gonna be. What y'all think the big announcement going to be? What y'all think this big announcement that they're talking about with the Twins and Young Miami and all of that, because the fans might have a big announcement too. Yeah, the chat got my belly. Oh, I'm going to be. Hey, look, y'all got me together today. I'm eating good today. Thank you to all the super chats. If I missed your super chat, can you let me know? You super chatted me, um, because this I don't, man.
Speaker 1:They need a better way to navigate through this chat. It's it's very hard, man. It's like it's hard to go one by one, but then when you do the little slide thing, it like slides past like 50 messages at one time. It's like they need a little in between, but like I don't want to look at 50 at one time, but then I don't want to do one by one. I need like a little like in between. So, streamyard, can y'all figure out a way to have it easier for us to navigate through this chat? I'm not liking this Because I'm missing my people's shit when they send me shit.
Speaker 1:Marcette said it's a family affair. It's a family affair. It's a family affair. It's a family affair. Yes, I can't. That's the surprise. That's the surprise. Okay, that was beautiful Shana. What was beautiful shana? What was beautiful? All the flowers? Ybw, I'm sorry, she said ydw. No, ybw is called stands for young breadwinners.
Speaker 1:This is a group of guys, uh, mentored by a great, great friend of mine, more like a brother, named Rio, and I helped mentor them as well. A bunch of group of young men who are working. They got different businesses that they're all involved in, from a smoke shop To restaurants To car services. They do a multitude of businesses and they work hard and they're into their music. They do a multitude of businesses and they work hard and they're into their music. They do rap music.
Speaker 1:The artist's name is Prophet, but y'all know how they call it everybody YNs, which stands for. Y'all know what that stands for. This is not a YN movement. This is a group of good brothers, good young men that we are trying to show that you can live. You don't got to be sly and being violent on people and robbing and cheating and stealing. You can do things the right way and still have fun. Still come out here.
Speaker 1:I done took the guys, we took them to meet Floyd Mayweather and just showing them that you can live life the right way and still have fun, and so that's what they are, and so that day, I'm building their channels, I'm mentoring them and, like I said, it just remind me of myself when I was 21, 22. One of them is the cameraman, one of them is the rap artist, the other ones do editing. They all have a role within YBW, young Breadwinners, which is Rio's A good friend of mine. This is his group, but I'm working with them and mentoring them on content monetization and just creating content and in life, because you know one thing about when you're old head when you're an old head, when you pull them to the side, they're going to hear that old school advice and so it's just a good trip. So that's what we were doing out here. That's what it was about. So if you follow me on social media when you hear me talk about YBW, that's where they are Young man, that we are teaching that you can have fun and work hard and still you ain't got to be a cornball.
Speaker 1:You can work hard, you can still wear jewelry, you can still have fun, you can still buy nice things, but you don't have to be robbing, killing and stealing to get it. You could be positive, and these brothers are positive and um, that's what we bring in. We're trying to show that you don't have to be a fucking menace to society in order to have fun. So shout out to ybw. So you know, and the artist's name is ybw profit, excellent music. But what we are doing is more about a lifestyle. It's not just about the music. It's about a lifestyle and it's about, um, no more YNs, we YBWs, all the young man out there. So that's what it's about.
Speaker 1:So I really was working is, it was a good little little mini vacation, but, um, I still got to do my real vacation. Uh, you know, if you know what I mean, if you know what I mean, you know what I mean. Yeah, the jury got vertical. Everybody questioning these jurors. Now Somebody said why you get vertical. So I'm thinking about maybe going out to Puerto Rico for my real, real vacation, maybe just for the weekend or maybe something like that. We shall see. I like Puerto Rico is always a good vibe. Angie said that's fantastic flow. Yeah, I love it. It's really fun and it's just so funny being around, that young, energy and ready to take over the world and ready to do a million things.
Speaker 1:And the cameraman is Goat oh, I forgot, and Goat is one of the young ones too. He's like 21, 22, somewhere in that range, but he's actually the cameraman. Now, he was the one who was folded up in that wheelchair, but he's a good dude. And he said he ain't drinking, no more. But we all have to learn. I told him man, there have been many a good guy been in that. Maybe not in that wheelchair physically, but after too many drinks they've been in that wheelchair in their mind. So it ain't nothing to be ashamed of. You're surrounded by brothers who love you. Just don't make it a habit. But he won't, like I said, golden's a really really good guy, really really good good guy, like trustworthy.
Speaker 1:We all had his back. We wheeled him to the room. I walked with him If y'all saw me on the social media. We went out on the strip, got a little heat, um, y'all gave me some excellent suggestions Pedialyte, uh, watermelon seeds. Gatorade, uh, uh, more drinks, uh, ginger ale, pizza, cheeseburgers, greasy spoon, breakfast. Y'all gave us some good things, and I'm not good at nursing nobody back to health, but I did better than I usually would, thanks to y'all giving me a lot of suggestions. But so after the next day, after the wheelchair, we walked the strip and then we went to Denny's, me and Gulp, and we had some breakfast. And he actually threw up at Denny's, but this time he made it into the bathroom. But after that he felt much better and he's feeling good now. So that's that and other than that, y'all, what a wonderful show.
Speaker 1:Live from Vegas. As you see, I'm in the hotel room. Oh yeah, gatorade is wizardry, sorcery, gatorade is a fixer. Gatorade brought him back like. So anybody out there if you have one of those nights like goat where he had a few to drink and next thing we know he was completely folded into a yoga position for about 24 hours straight, if that happens to you, give you some gatorade, drink you some gatorade, maybe a couple pieces of bread, and walk a little bit and next thing you know you'll be right back like gold.
Speaker 1:Okay, angie says she said the greasy spoon. Well, we figured, if Denny's I was hoping Denny's was considered greasy spoon, because if it was, that's where we went, we went to denny's. Yeah, exactly, you don't have to be a ditty. We could have. Look, we didn't have. We came to vegas. We had a hell of a time. We, we, really we lived out the movie hangover. We had no freak offs, no baby oil, no astroglide, just regular fun like you used to have back in the 90s when you didn't have to do all that shit. You just have fun. Um, so it was. It was a great time.
Speaker 1:I met a lot of y'all. Y'all know how many people think I'm from brazil, because I do wear that. See, I got that from that, from a company that was a person with a business that's a big fan of my content. They sent me that Brazilian headband and a few other ones and it's always been special to me because that was before I got big. I really became a big creator and they gave me free stuff. So that's why I always start, I always wore that. I always wear that Brazilian headband because it was given to me at a special time by a special company and so. But now when people see me in person man, I'm at, I'm at the pool and to find blue, and it was funny People kept coming up to me talking in that language and I'm like, ooh, I don't know the language but I appreciate it and I'm glad you're a fan.
Speaker 1:But people think I'm a. People think I'm a foreigner. A lot of people think I'm a foreigner. So, um, a lot of people think I'm a foreigner. So, um, I'm, I'm American, but I would support and appreciate everybody, um, everybody's culture. If you tune into the flow show enough, you'll know that I take a little bit of every, I incorporate a little bit of everybody's culture that I can uh. So, uh, it was funny, though. I had quite a few people come up to me talking in foreign languages, as if they thought I was going to understand it, and I was just like I don't know what you said, but I love you. I don't know what you said, but I love you. I love you. Everybody knows what I love you mean, especially if you put your heart. So so many of the like Brazilian people, mexico, people from Cali, latina there's so many different people showed me love in Vegas. But it was funny because, like I said, so many of them thought I was from another place and I'm just an American-born black guy.
Speaker 1:Oh, patricia, good luck at the dentist. Everybody wish Patricia good luck at the dentist. Y'all Patricia going to the dentist. So everybody wish Patricia luck. Have a nice, safe, sound, laid-back dentist appointment.
Speaker 1:Hopefully they don't leave that little drainer thing in your mouth. Hopefully they don't leave it in there too long and have your mouth dry as the Sahara Desert, because they do that to me a lot. I'd be like can you take the fucking drainer thing out for two seconds if y'all going to just be walking around, because it's like sucking all my insides out at this point? Can you remove the little sucking thing. I had one of Dennis leave it in there so long I felt like I was about to hallucinate. I was like, can y'all come get the sucker thing out of my mouth? No, did he why? Y'all just walking around and talking and I got this thing sucking every piece of liquid out of my body. Don't do that to Patricia today. Yes, little Shop of Horrors. Yes, little shop of horrors. That was my movie, that that little shop of horrors made me scared of the dentist. I love you.
Speaker 1:So it's this big time dentist, y'all before I get out of here. It's this big time dentist that invited me, that follows the show. I want to shout him out. Um, his name is give me one second, y'all doctor and a lot of people follow him and I follow him now. But, um, his name is Dr Kevin B Sands. He's a cosmetic dentist out of Beverly Hills, dennis, out of Beverly Hills, california. He has 1.2 million followers.
Speaker 1:This guy's a big deal and he's invited me and my people to come to Beverly Hills. He's going to do a free teeth cleaning and some other stuff. But he said that. He said he's a big fan of mine. He's been following me for a long time. He said anytime I'm in beverly hills, come see him and he'll give me a no charge teeth whitening and cleaning and his name is dr kevin sands. Apparently a lot of people follow him. Uh, shauna says she follow him, so I will be out there. I'll probably document that y'all. So I just had to bring that up because Patricia going to the dentist. So shout out to Dr Kevin Sands, world-renowned, world-famous cosmetic dentist out of Beverly Hills.
Speaker 1:Shout out to you and your 1.2 million followers and thank you for following me. I had to follow you back. I'm like how I'm not following the most famous dennis I ever knew. So that's neither here nor there. But I'm gonna get some teeth. I'm gonna get some teeth shit done. I can be your people y'all, all my people, y'all are my people. Yeah, we need more positivity in the world, too much negative shit. Thank you, she said flo, you are the type we need teaching the kiddos. I. I appreciate that. I like doing it. So, yeah, y'all. So that was good news. But, patricia, once again, wish you luck. Thank you to everybody that super chatted me.
Speaker 1:Patricia says bye, she's headed there, so let's get to our mouths in the chat y'all. If you want to subscribe, I put the link in the subscribe to the podcast Flow on the go. I will continue to give y'all exclusive content for the VIP members, but the link to the subscription link is in the chat. Please, please subscribe. Somebody said I look Brazilian. Do I look Brazilian? Yeah, they swear I was Brazilian. Y'all they swear I was in that Fontainebleau pool they could have. They swore I was from Brazil and I said, hey, we all got a little bit of everything inside of us. So, who knows, I might have had a Brazilian great-great-great-great-great-great-grandmama or granddaddy, but I definitely appreciate it and appreciate all the love. Let's get to our mouse in the chat.
Speaker 1:Tomorrow, let me tell you all my flight leaves at. Hold on y'all. Let me tell you all about my flight before I get out of here so I can tell y'all what's up for the show tomorrow. You know I will have one. The thing is it's going to be I'm going to see what time it is. What time does my flight leave? Hold on one second, guys. Second guys. All right, hold on y'all. Where's my flight information? I should have screenshotted it when I did it. Give me one second, y'all. I'm trying to pull up my flight. Okay, here we go. So my flight leaves tomorrow at 9 16 am, which means I gotta be at the airport at eight. So, okay, I should be at it. So I'll probably just I'll be on, I'll be on early. So I'll be on before.
Speaker 1:The show will be just like today, maybe like 5. I'm going to try to do it as early as possible, but let's just say the latest will be like 5.30 am. Well, no, 8.30 y'all time, 8.30 East Coast time. I'll try to do it at 4.30. I mean at 7.30 East Coast time, but that shit is 4 30 vegas time and 4 30 am is. I'm an early bird, but god, sheesh, that's too damn early. But I will try. But at any rate there will be a show tomorrow, because I don't fly out till 9 16 vegas time, which is like noon y'all time or East Coast time. So we got plenty of time to do the show in the morning. So we will have show tomorrow morning anywhere from 7.30 East Coast time to no later than 8.30 East Coast time. So I will put it up as always, y'all. But we will have a show tomorrow.
Speaker 1:The Flow Show. No Filter will be here tomorrow. To tell it like it is. Lily says safe travels, flow, all. But we will have a show tomorrow. The Flow Show no Filter will be here tomorrow To tell it like it is. Lily says safe travels. Flow. Thank you so much, lily, I appreciate it. She says I'm out. Let's get some more on Miles. We out of here. We out of here. Melissa said we'll be here. I appreciate it. Everybody. Much love, much love to YBW. Look out for the movement Bunch of young men. We teaching them the ropes and the right way to do things. I appreciate every last one of y'all. I love y'all Every day, 7.30 Eastern Monday through Friday. The Flow Show no filter. Follow me on my social media accounts Flow Daddy. Flow me on my social media accounts FlowDaddyFlow for daily updates on Instagram, facebook and TikTok. The Flow Show no Filter is on TikTok. That's the handle. Other than that, I love y'all. Thank you, c-tuck. C-tuck says safe travels and from my boy and I'm out. I love y'all but I'm out.