Diddy Breaks Silence And Claims He’s A ‘Victim’ Of Cancel Culture

Yo, peep this drama with Diddy, fam. Homeboy’s straight-up claiming he’s getting hit by “cancel culture” vibes after being sued for some heavy accusations from back in ’03. According to court docs snagged by All Hip Hop, Diddy’s trying to bounce this lawsuit like a bad track.

His lawyer, Jonathan Davis, straight-up calling out the lawsuit, saying it’s dragging him and his team into that whole “cancel culture” mess without even showing the receipts yet. Like, they’re getting canceled before the beat even drops, know what I’m sayin’?

So, here’s the deal. This lawsuit’s playing out under the Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Act, which Diddy’s attorney points out ain’t even a thing anymore. It’s been swapped out with the Child Victims Act and the Adult Survivors Act in New York. And guess what? That window’s closed, so Diddy’s team’s like, “Yo, why you bringing this up now?”

U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan’s co-signing Diddy’s vibe, saying this case should be dropped for real, for real. He’s talking “dismissed with prejudice,” meaning it’s a wrap. Diddy’s lawyer even calling out the VGM Act, saying it’s straight-up unconstitutional and violates his rights.

Plus, they’re dropping some knowledge about the statute of limitations, saying time’s up since 2010. Diddy’s crew’s ready to shut this down like a dope party.