A former music producer has made shocking revelations about the dark side of showbiz, suspecting Diddy was also a victim of sex crimes.
While the international entertainment world is shocked by the news of Diddy’s arrest on serious sex-related charges, News Nation reporters had an interview with Suge Knight, the co-founder and former CEO of Death Row Records, who is currently serving a prison sentence after a fatal hit-and-run accident in 2015.
The former music producer has made shocking claims about widespread sexual abuse in the US music industry.
According to Suge Knight, Diddy’s current situation is the result of a corrupt industry. “Diddy has a hand in this. Even when he cleans his shoes, they still stink. But he’s not the only one,” he said.
Knight described a culture of systematic abuse within the industry, where young artists were forced to undergo humiliating sexual acts as part of the “testing” process. He also alleged that this abuse was perpetuated, passed down from generation to generation within the industry.
Knight said these practices are not a secret, but many in the industry have chosen to stay silent. He criticized high-profile artists like Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, and Rick Ross for not speaking out about the issue.
More shockingly, Knight theorizes that the allegations against Diddy may stem from his own experiences as a victim.
“Hurt people hurt other people. Once someone has been sexually assaulted, they become a criminal,” Knight said.
Knight also addressed the role of major record companies in covering up these incidents, accusing Interscope and Universal of having a policy of not working with “troubled” artists and often paying victims who accuse their artists to keep quiet.
Knight was highly critical of Diddy and the music industry.
Knight called for a comprehensive change in the music industry, saying “If we don’t fix it and take action, history will keep repeating itself.”
Knight’s interview has sparked reactions from some entertainment industry figures.
A spokesperson for Clive Davis, the famous music executive, completely denied Knight’s allegations: “This is a completely fabricated topic from an incarcerated criminal. Knight’s claims about Clive Davis are 100% false as nothing of the sort ever happened.”
Suge Knight’s revelations have raised many questions about the culture and practices of the music industry. While some of his allegations may be controversial and unverified, they have contributed to a broader discussion about power, abuse, and accountability in showbiz.
As Diddy’s case continues, more information and allegations are likely to emerge, raising questions about whether the industry can reform itself to prevent future abuses.
